Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-08
ULSTERCABlNET
MElMBERSCALLED
TO CONFERENCE
Sim Feiners Declare Devel-
opments in Negotiations
Rest With Craig.
Collins and Duffy May Con-
fer With Lloyd George
After Ulster Meet. !,

London. Nov. S.-Members of the
Ulster cabinet have been summoned
to London by their premier, Sir James
Craig, to consider proposals made by
the British government in connection
with the Irish peace negotiations and
Sir James is to confer further with
Premier Lloyd George on Thursday
afternoon.
These developments. announced Of
ficially are deemed here to indicate an
approaching climax In the discussion
of an Irish settlement. The situation
is frankly admitted in. official circles
to have reached critical stage.
: Success or failure of the peace ne
gotiauons now rests with Ulster. in
the, opinion of Sim Fein delegates,
here who declare that their proposals
to the British premier with respect to
Ulster are liberal enough to allow Of a
settlement if Ulster chooses
Due to Craig's Attitude.
The serious view taken in official
circles is said to be due to the stiff
,tti+ude assumed i,v SIR I,nes IN hi.
conferences with Premier Lloyd
George. He is represented as signi-
flying that the proposed basis of set
tlement submitted by the British pre-
mier. would. in his opinion. seriously
imperil listers rights. Should this at
titude be upheld by the Ulster cab
met. and the government proposals
nj1~ k4l sc Ia1 hi Ia
that Mr.. Lloyd George will carry out
his threat to tender his resignation as
prime minister. Everything, conse-
Quently Is thought to hinge upon
Thursdays developments. -
v.,o fo, T,,ao
Michael Collns anu Georse 1avah
Duty, members OF the Sinn rem dele-
cation, who have been IN Duonn con.
ferring with Eamonn DeValera. left
for London last night, but Sinn Fein
headquAfters here declared tnere
could pc no developments on thelr
side untlt after the Brit1sh ana OlsLer
! Ehe members of tho Ulster cabinet,
who will come to London will include
John Milne Barbour the. Marquis OF
Londonderry, U. N. Andrews and F..
A.. Archdale. They will be accom-
panied by Thomas Moles, chairman OF
the committees Of the Ulster parlta-
ment. ;. .
Not Likely to Change. II.
A,+ho,,1h tho rorn;,o ncwsnaners
o,o,,arai i,1I racnnTi1a that tba caIiinp sof
tI7a f 1fistarites 10 Tnndon Ia sirnH-
cant step which cannot 1all @ 20 paounos donos
na"rt ~ 'as X .,ieu, thet T. indicat.,d =
accepe ine , xaew ina ns 1r,star,s aft,r,,de
lurtner narueIhhs " e 20 tha s;tuas
OF auuS s. 70 tne acu.enla .it ~ a. nc haar
tion' ahey poIi' w ,.art .a that I11ste
recosn nl4e1 3;,l iaGp o". odarota i+s own
was mo- .is,s LEY ~ ot ny s,,aSast,ons nj
, pornnror,ise po-no ~ r,;th aIacr;tv
co,t1ploniiae y. .a4 w.. .',rHr;s;,o nv the
| nor Is II tnousnt Suipa.s1ms e,,,ssd ~
| neWspapers ina. s,S;i;tv Slf Sni ~ actine
assume the responsiolil'y u
wltnout ilrst cqrsuI.h ~ anter,,;not;or
Assertions OF Ulster uele ~
10 aonere 70 the pnon hn.,a haan sc
| nome RUE az "a ha+,c thev sav
! nui.ieIous aiau of Tho new nro.
that ready acceptance u a4 .ue m1m p 80
posals would occasion great uipiAee
,r,o.,.r u.,d
/ aLondon. NOV. Wy e"e reaet;n :
ated Press' 'l-An a.'p haaas ~ +hs
! Tor consue!asiom " ,a,d in Downins
lIlsn aues.1on rticinants helms
ssree. tou .,t,, ~ . eba vnvernment's ne.
ene 1;atays ,,as'tt9 ,1c,mdins W Prime Ministe,
IHe 9owa 9.corge Winston Churchill
Austen Chamoerlaih, IAN, 1nru Gav,r, II !.
neao anu oi at;,, nainlv con.
believed the ';.s mee'inf tIo ' Iarai sten,
cerned itself WIN, th the n,tsrnnoant,.
necessary 10 70 duitta w. '1G the I1Ister mar.
pledge 20 uister 'l,ae Ma In ~ fnnctio,
hament VIII 'pe ~ nrnu;d.d with funds
propeiay anI a1one these lines it i.
y Action alons these Ln,,s,,, @ afrao,
pointed out goes ny 80 o., Trist
settlement, for under the govern