New-York tribune., 1922-03-08

vide open and general election would
be impossible.
The Tribune correspondent was in
tho area Of revolt week ago. and was
then impressed with the much greater
opposition to the treaty that exists in
Counties Tipperary, Limerick, Kerry
SHd Clare than is evident in Dublin
Kerry is a republican stronghold. III
Limerick the proprietor Of the hotel at
which the correspondent stayed warned
the AMERICANS who we're following
EamoA dc Valera, at that time on his
campaign tour, against leaving any per
sonal papers In the hotc, rooms or
writing anything in news dispatches
that might give offcnse to the rcpuD-
l!cans.
The newspapers in that part of the
country are afraid to publish anything
critical OF the De Valera followers, and
no supporter Of the treaty with Eng
land darcs to air bis views publicly.
When the mutinous movements ct
Clonmcl and Tipperary first started
the authorities at Dublin were disposed
TO discount them as inconsequcntial,
BUT this view has changed and the
Free Staters arc frankly worried over
the danger that this part of Ireland
may get out OF hand.
watching Developments closely, but ad-
heres to the view that steps to put
down the mutiny must be taken By the
Free State Cabinet rather than by the
London authorities.
The danger Of new outbreak on the
Ulster frontier has apparently disap-
pcared and the Belfast Cabinet be-
lievcs that the precautions taken there
against Sim Fcin noT can be dropped.
Plans FOR q campaign III America in
favor of the Anglo-lrsh treaty arc 20
parture from Queenetown for New
York OF Pcarce Beesley, member Of the
Dali Eireann, in company with James
O'Mara and Professor Smiddy, of Cork.
They will make the drive for support
in the United States. Beasley, who
fought in the Easter rebellion in 1916
and was a commandant in the repub-
lican army when the truce was signed,
is considered O leading authority on
the Irish language. He is a writer Of
! considerable promise.
DUBLIN, March Five hundred Of
the Irish republican army forces from
East Glare and East Limerick arrived
in Limerick tonight. They are quar-
| tered in two barracks.
NoIOtlELlOnS are bcSuU
LIMERICK, March 7 (By The Asso-
ciated Press) Richard Mulcahy, Min
ister OF Defense in the Dali Eireann
provisional headquarters in Dublin ar
rived in Limerick to-day, including Ad-
jutant General O'Sulivan, and began
negotiations with the republican
troops. Although no progress has been
reported ss an outgrowth Of the ncgo-
tiaticns, the hope prevails that it will
not be necessary to employ force to
bring about the withdrawal Of the re-
Voting republicans
Civilian guests Of the Communicated
hotels arc living in them without
; rlolestation. Comnandant General
Brennan, Of Che Free State forces, has
been in communication with the insur-
gents, and they have arrived at sn un-
controversy will interfere with the
other at the present time.
BELFAST, March T (By The Asso-
ciated Press). = Four deaths resulted
to-day from q continuation Of the dis
! orders which have been in progress
since last week. Two boys were killed
when the military fired into a crowd in
Hanover Street, a man was killed on
Perry Hill and another man vas shot
dead this evening in Stephen Street 4
number Of persons were injured during
the day and tonight.
There were two more bomb outrages
tonight. Another Outrage occurred
following the shooting OF the two boys
in Hanover Street. Two soldiers were
wounded By this explosion.
Colonel Potter tonight issued an
order empowering tho Grown forces to
arrest any person suspected Of acting
in q manner prejudicial to the city's
peace.