The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-11
CONFUSION Of PARTIES
CLOUDS bR|TA|N'S VOTE
T. P OConnor Sees Labor Group Drifting from Moorng
and Expects Dillon Will Force Lloyd
Georges Hand

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me-; and discuss 1t mom"n'u"uS r"iIrE
wli!: "'.irS. SRA hi"ncss and good temper III
contrast 10 IA" reign of unr"Hs"ii. iht"i-
craze" al! suppression IL violence or
bra " Ling II ali real discussion WlthlH
ireland herself.
H.. vast meeting Of d.n1G persons ~
rho Ere" Trad" Hall III MANCHESTER. her
greatest Eril. got II last" ~ sim rem
methods on the following day. Som"
twenty school mistress, :. adopting tn"
SutfraE"Il" tactics al screaming ana re-
siSIamce to expulsion attempted 10 dis
iiIrb IL" meeting. hUt II! wcro carried
81: aaG In" 5000. lIS'"H:ng III rnri ana
enthusiastic intention I" Mr.. Dillon, re-:
vcalcd the ia"; that not "nr percent al
In" Irish IL Great IIritain had any sym
pathy. "v"n patience. for Sim Rem IN
SaUit!"S AMI Iruta,ttirS.
In tn. nirartim" tho Sim Friners held
an annual convention in Dublin IN =
temper markedly different t" that ~
last years similar gathering.
SIM Fein Hopes Crushed.
Last year Germany still seemed To
them To hav" a cnArm'r az victory. hut
this year their gallant allies rs
SIM Fin MANIFEST" Cnllrd IN" G"rlnlt'IS
~ tn" tirc or Iii" Easter rchelli"''
Fem h"p"s were crushed With them.
What showing. however. III" Wild youth
of the country exploited by SOM" sincere
Inmates and b. more hyp"cri'Iral knavrs
Will maxi al the elc'Nl"l lcHi'i'IH al ''''
possible forecast.
Mr.. Dillon in the meantime with
characteristic serenity and i"naCity.
pursurS his parliamentary campaign Tor
next Tuesday and presents l-!n!u
George once NOR. wIth an opportunity
TO declare himself for Tory ur Liberal
Irish policy. As IN" debate approaches
much - soon to turn on Lloyd George :
wh"l" political future. II Lloyd Te"rg"
wishes Ia pledge himself /" the p"lc!
Of home rul" III ihe largest ana nlnS'
generous sense and for united Ireland
he will be confronted with h united LIB
craI vote. led by Asqulth. wh" on TINS
occasion Will hc free. hs h" WAS not
free during the agonlzrd hours ~ mill
tary rornrScS lust NarCn 10 p'I'A H'"
speech 10y a vote.
Momentuous Results To Follow.
All labor m"n outside the ministry
will also vote in body far MI DILLON 3
motion ono Of the most vital points ~
this fight is tho vote Of Labor mcm""rS
still in the ministry. \ dctinltc demand
Lloyd George to accept MT. pilIon X pol
rcv or To resign tho ministry. Several
mumrntUuuS results must FOLLOW 'h"t7
decision. II th"% resign they VIII "TGhR
,rh combination between the hieh To-
ri"s and tn" labor men whirh has on,
uhled I.IuTd Ci"urgH In pose ns stu
Lihcratnr and will throw him back On
purely Tory administration with al inc
tcrnorrniic forces III tr" country array ,
nd arnins, him and these forces backed
nv Il strong personal and political hat
rcd wit,rh Always rurSurH leader wn"
naH gone rrvrr 10 the enemy. rms must
MAKE even his fuiur" a. Premier stormy
md possibly Shrrt lived.
ON The other hand. # IN" labor lnrn
remain IN tho ministry and vote against
SIR. l)iilonS' resolution th"Y VIII hHN" l"
confront In their constituencies strong
opposition both from the "rihrd"X La
brr marty and the Irish voters ana tlc
Irish voters ar" in larS" r:''"I !'',''
decisive factor in constituencies or NJ
east thrc,, or four ont q: eight. II thcT
are elected i, will u" by rory HCi"S hnH
lik. their leaders. thnt meals lare"'i'
To their position ms genuine" lAh"V men,
george victory May &c Empty.
II VIII hc soon though Lloyd George
may succeed N "s'nnnE from m" nur-
sung ghosts of Tory prctrCti"EiStH'
Liberal labor. frcr traders nnd LABOR 5
new demands thnt III" horle rulers ana
lrish,r.n ar" determined - 'h79w MN
,!,.,vr, sooner ~ later and II he Is Tit't
nj nyon hv h'c majority. win bia"';
,I.cl according - i,iq desires cf;Hr tho
steadily and adroi.ly organized cam
;,n;rn If two years. The check ma! ~
nMod with thoughts instead OF fiEurcs.
I,ineli,. there % on"a NOR" urH"Tnc1'a
that President Wilson may nc n" only
man anlc n cat t!io Irish CORD AT Knn''
ne tho ru!cr ~ more millions or lr!sN
r1rn than any other ruler on cnr'h,
sucb tribunal tn:h 0rarS"rncn ana
aim Fe:ners would have 20 submit, ani
Ir,lerd h"rsclf ~ only anxious - e.,
M - n devastating. d!sh"cr;cn'n= nd
discrcrtt!nK !u1hrogl!o and wo".h. y ir"T
grasp SlaGlr ouch 4 solution. l'ul 'n"1
@;nrr-c Is SIN n s,avc to his Tor. ma =
FRS and mn;I thrv make him Prime
Wirjs,nr aEsir ho Will probably, post
nnrn I'm, dey w'i"n they will ruit him Ct
H., v,li uuil them.