Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-10
GOVERNMENT WINS / ].
FIRST SKIRMISH
] in \. ( STRENGTH '''lllE ! HI. TEST +:
Deylin's Motion. to Adjourn
Defeated by an Over
whelrning Majority.
WAR is AS MUCH
IRISH AS ENGLISH
Premier ]: Says Exclusion Of
Ireland from conscription
No Longer Justified.

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London: Aprn . Tucsday;-'De-ss
!ayea.l---A poHticai pornusnen WAS as
thrown ~ In .ne snouse e. y co'nnons nm s,;. 70
Gay DytDaNlG Ls'psu s,s >Geo.s. ens pirLme. .l.ae
minlstsr, Mhen ne Ah'fou.ise9 '"a.
conscriptlon Woulu oe e4lsnoeu 10 10
ire!ana ana .hat tne se soVernmeI'. N m
tenoeu 70 eAteno nome rue y ~ ire
iahd. s. ~.
During the latter part Of his speech
the premier was frequentlg inter
rupted by angry Irish members. a
test Of strength soon developed. when
JOS Devlin, nationalist, moved a. MO.
feated his motion by an .over;whelm-
Ing vote. " -, +, 7s;s, &C. d 49, s..6s
Irish aphroval \ OF the nxoposeq
q measures was not sfpressha dowedf by;
! the attttu6e Of the nat na4alt slen deras
noe did che v y ister. i IfaGtion show any
Hisfts OF cDncsti iatiunt ~ oM Penlonsde-
nouhced fconscrtptiQn: Sir g EDWARD
Carson. the Ulster lea der, while. ape
proving conscription. objected to~tthe
Introduction sof. the home rule. meas
urss at this tim 81 ne, mouse ap-
proSedssth IntrodHsti0n.: OF the. gov,
e,nlnent's man 5power bill by a299 70
30. AMI }it was! announced that time
tor discussion Of the bin had been ex.
tended until next Tuesday. \ AZ
Exclusion Not Justified. a.
1,,,.r, ieY. r ,,ovd 1saorpe said 4ha ar.
clusiom of ireland could not be iusti-.
nod % omy, ,bnsei. and the charact 'of
i;sh IL re,and thrn,,Th hers rsrenresents-
t;vesy lad ! .annrnvei. Z the Var = nd
,,.an =, ao,,,,,, = ti, < j, ,,i,.s =. r. = -
-: eu ras1;nr 81 = dec,a - r;np ~ - tha51,,..p
,,.r.v ! an,,rovinp the Rrit;sh ma arttcina.
5 ton im the war, the premier @ con-
t;nned .':'' d : ss:g!'S. 4 1 ;. -.
MAY also refer 70 L, q. a.. ,speech dc.
i.sr M.ns;an ~ Io,,sa 1s,,b1;m % ,rsar ha' ,,,a =. :
sddrnss;rr rscrn;,it, :, y, set ~, ,l,ese :, ;
Isa ca i5. a''' = & : 4 - :,
-. .srh. ha.rt of ,ra,.,,a \ 10. haxr
nrrirnu,,hl.., n,oved ~ ftc snecia acle 81
re bnroisn, ard snirerin.s ~ Pal.
gi1n1. i The other day in London /
met Cardinal Archbishop .Mercier and
took the liberty Of promising him then
: that would bring her arms and
her strength to ayenge Louvain and to
uphold and defend tho integrity and
Independence OF Belgium. ),
There never washa war in Which
l have heard some people speak >ol
this, war as an English and not. an
Irish war. That is absolutely def.
r,Nc1y untrue: IEeland's highest Elm-
perial interests are at stake. .:i:
The fact, that America is in this
war Is the best proof tFhereare more
Irishnen In the United States thar
there are In Ireland. They are al
subject sonscription. Captain w
A. Redmond, son of the late Irist
land!'l.<s Irishmen An sireati Britain
are subject to conscription ! and st
.are Irishmen 'ins Canada. Mr.. Red
fmond In addressing this, house hs on th'
Let me state what tsiss my, persona
view on this. matter OF conn npulsion.
am prepared to lay that viii gsticl
at nothing which Is calcnlated II
ylsw..i amsceGtain' the people g
- J, sS -,
81 n II fs i'otss'eo e q % hlll. :. ~
Then he was opposed to that/P
ttcular Bill n hut he said that Will
him conscrtption was not q .questioi
6f NECESSITY fDr the raising OF men.