Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-12
RLIANENT IN
SOUTH IRELAND
CALLED To MEET
President of the Dali Eireann
and His Cabinet Start
Machinery to Put New
Pact in Operation.
lRy The AssoeIated Press.l

Dublin, Jan, / (by the Assoc
ciated Press. )-Summoning of the
southern parliament to meet Satur-
day by Arthur Griffith, president
OF the dali cream and his cab
met. has started the machinery for
putting the treaty into operation.
Halt a dozen huge vans backed in
front of the chief secretary's Of
fees in Dublin Castle today and
removed stacks of official docu-
ments and effects of the secre-
tarial and police departments, be-
ginning the evacuation of the cas-
tle-the symbol to Irishmen for
centuries Of British control.
To Continue Fight.
Famon de Valera informed the
correspondent that he believed his
party would ignore the Saturday
meeting of the parliament. In re-
Spouse to an inquiry he said he
intended to continue the fight for
independence; no supposed cleo
lions would be held within six or
nine months.
Such elections, he added, like the
signing of the treaty in London,
would be held under British threat
Of renewal of warfare, and, there
fore he could not accept the YER
dict as the uncoerced will of the
people.
"There is a big line OF cleavage
he said, between those standing
for dependence and those for in
dependence"
Never would he under any condi
tons take the oath of allegiance
contained in the treaty. Abiding
to the Irish republican bonds, he
declared they would be redeemed
by whatever government was es-
tablished and added that a meet
ing of the leaders of the sim fem
party would be held tomorrow to
consider the general position.
Important Development.
An important development today
vas the issuance of a manifesto
by the Irish labor party stating
hat labor would participate in the
lections to secure representation
in the new free state government,
The method adopted in summoning
those who are to ratify the treaty
is held to indicate that the Brit
ish desire to avoid friction in the
transferrence Of authority. In
stead of acting directly. the BRIT
ish government acted through the
dali cabinet, leaving the dali to ini-
tiate execution of the treaty.
The Associated Press is official
ly informed that the heads of Dub
lin Castle will do their utmost to
facilitate and expedite the pro-
visional governments taking over
of full authority. Arrangement
have been made for the speedy
evacuation of the auxiliaries and
when the treaty is ratified by the
southern parliament evacuation OF
the army will begin. Any existing
Irish officials whom the free state
dismisses must be compensated
from the Irish funds, except the
auXiliaries and black and tans.
who will be compensated by the
British government.
To Dismiss Black and Tans.
The auxiliaries probably in
many cases will be employed in
the British crown colonies, but the
black and tans are technically reg
ular recruits OF the royal Irish
constabulary. The date of their
recruitment will furnish evidences
OF the purpose for which they
were employed, and whatever hap
pens to the rest Of the police force,
they will all be dismissed.
1t is believed all considerations
of technical legality will be set
aside in the transference to tn >