New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-08

DIRK TRIBU N E, ST
municatIons were exchanged, the at
mosphcre being distinctly pessmistc
until Lloyd George on September 90
again invited the spokesman for South
ern ireland to n conference on October
Il, explaining that the newly proposed
conference could not be based on the
correspondence that previously had
passed between de Valera and himself
as that might be regarded as implying
Il recognition Of Ireand's sovereignty
which no British government could
give.
There was great relief in all quar-
tiers when in brief, business like note
de Valera accepted the latcst invita-
ton
When the conference finally opened
| IN London on October II, after the
! Sim Fein delegates had been accorded
an enthusiastic reception by their Irish
/ sympathzcrs in London, n spirit of
optimism was prevalent.
me British representatives were
Lloyd George. Lord Birkcnhead. VIM
st-n Chlrchill. Sir Laming Worthinp
ton Evans, Sir Hamar Greenwood and
Sir Gordon Hcwart, who took the place
OF Austen Chamberlain. absent because
Of lndlsposition. The Irish rcprcsen-
tativcs wee Arthur Gritiith, Michael
Collins. Il. c. Barton, f.. j. Duggan and
Gavan Duffy.
The conference was having its ups
and downs over questions like publicity
and the treatment of Sim Fciners in
British prisons, but no serious differ
enccs had arisen when King George, or
rninjr;n,, fro,n ppns a 'ue tI''t ~, ",
a v1Dio ~ 'ona l. opc n'neulG' ''"e enc
snn,n1 ',,',,a ~ ,. '""
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De Valera Prccipitates Crisis
ne valera Immediately cabled the
Pope denying allegiance to King George
and nroc;n;ta.ed q c,,;s;e en- so,;o,. th.t
~.
'"e CONFERENCE seemed TO oc nearing
90. however. the Sim Fem delegate
OK th;. w., s,'"a,,eal wy sn
they we're not bound by DC Valera,
note to the Pope
Attention from this phase Of the
conferences SITUATION was diverted to a
reS'iuton signed by olghty-elght
Unlomsts censuring the government
lor It's Ir'sh polcN AGAIN 'he con,
tcrencc Was nearing inc rocks, ana
the bfi''sh ana Nlhh rem FORCES pcsah
preparing 10, " 'Va"ii'Pt'oh VI t"e'i
warfare sHoulu 'iiV Nole IN we mouse
or commons on VctoDer 81 be against
Lloyd george on ms Irlsh pollcy'
Lioyd GEORGE hoWeVer' was 'r'uil :
phah' Oh Vctooer 81 III III. no"sc VI
commons oe'ng pacheo ny 'o7 woes 20
-. ana "s''" '"e conference was
saved.
Inc horizoh necahle p'" W, aS"''i
when 1T was Iearcu 'nao or JaiaI :.
would relect ,he Sim rem pIcposa's :
OF p'eoisciec III '''c c9u"N'eS
Tyrone ana rci 'na"asn' "'u 'l@,' ia
gan passing OF no'cs pv'"e cen INV
'iS'cr ie'!''c' anu 10y NIo' ~ , i"'
ing Whlch II was Iun'oic" '',a' N'U' u
George m1shV les'En' an" WIZ" ih'c,, tho
iilIha'c" III - eu"''o' r o'i astod
l@'c VI 'he CONFERENCE ''''"'i'
Ulster Rejects Proposal
A., c; ~:
ulster had reJec'eo inc OHM rem
proposal for an all-Irish parliament, in
which all Ireland would I've ronrcscntod
On November % twentv-two persons
wnro lillod and scores wounded in =
r.;isl. f,,1 N,,tj,,,rs. &c r;nt;,n ~ H.,
fast thn rIstcr can;to1 and Sim Fo;n
r"s'' s 1'a rnfnsinss r. v;cld On tbn
""S aTan,areo " 70 ~ cro,a
~, ~ a.
rh LIS nro bao w "o
,;tb no,a;,'ai Gon,;n;o,
tba so,th ~ I,nland lTlstnr 20 No. nt
e;do ava ~ bavn No., o,y, no w. ou
.rhi. ' ,"ss suhn,ittod 70 tho S;nn En;,
dalncat"s Who retnrnod 70 Duhli,
u,harn of,o,, n,o,,, nonforo,oor 49, ,,a,,,
alan was ,.oioctcd Tho cb;of oh;nction
n;ncx a,,, H. ,,a4,a -
10 K;nr p '''''NN ~
ny IN ''1 ne"o,,,bor - soo,,,oa nc e 4Ao
confarar oea' ,uo,,,d ~ ' Ion. a. =, vne
NV. an noco,,,,or e IN oto . "l.uei
v.hor - lanDna1 +ha+ "s'e ae.'a w..
t,,a1I,. ,,od ,'a s,S's ~. - .I'ne''V
'' a nd le"J;uu ai'u 'naV
I Iono o- Cr 40 nav ''e' "''p"'o"co W OH
'' ~, Ni' =.
agreement were made public Peace