Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-11
the Right of Criticism.

Dublin, Jan. 1o.-(By The A. F)-
When the Dali Eireann adjourned to-
night by consent Of all sides to February
a. the situation which last night was
dangerous and Obscure had been TO
great extent clarified The new president
Arthur Griffith an 2 new cabinet. had
been elected and the way had been
sw,'thsd fo putting into effect the terms
of rHe treaty
Griffith moved the appointme1v Of
fha following ca h'net committee and the
pa1 ratified them viva voce:
Minister ~ fnsnce-Michs Collins
Foreign afairs-George Gavan Duffy
Home affsirs-Fs NOM T. Dugan
Local goverrN1ent- william T. Cos
grove.
Economic afslrs-Bryan O'Higeins.
nofsnse-Richard Mulcahv.
NJ tHe men nominated by Arthur Grif-
ftb TODAY 70 membership in the new
'7ii Erean7 cabinet, two were mem
h--= ~ The 0e Valera cabinet. These are
Michael collins end william T. Cos
grove. wro retain their portfolios of A.
rance and local government. respective
George Gavsn Duffy. and Eamonn 7.
Tu-s7 v-e members ~ the delegation
S"~' % London and signere Of the treaty
Duffy succeeds Griffith in the foreign
7 ~ re post and DuE5n takes the home
affairs 0ori-olio which had been held
by Austen stack, chief Lieutenant Of De
Valera 'R opposing the treaty.
P--a- O,F5ir-fne se minister 81 .no,-
----r~s s,,o-.ede Pohar+ 2 Parton an.
~ t-s Si-rers ~ the treaty. but who
declared ris signature vas given rndsr
fures~ He voted Tor ;he treatv but
cost his vote Monday for De Valera on
rrs ouest.0h of the p-esidcnt's re-elec-
Won
Immense rel.r is fsIf in Dublin AZ
tre turn events have taken. and t:,is will
-.rforbted,v he exrerienced throughout
Ireland
The rzn-0o-a-v withdrawal ~ Famonn
ne Valera a0t his sunporters from the
Dsu which rurror has cast. proved not
~ involve = permanent s0lit. Mr. De
Valera confined his protest to the e'ac-
ION NJ new president. declaring IS
Ervi'EnEnesz n recognize the suitahli-
'fv m that most ~ p man who a. chair
~rn NJ the Tt7od17 dHa"a t'o9 was
bound 30 -iv" Hffa"' tothN treaty. which
ac'r-din- 20 De Valera. suhverts the r.
public
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