New-York tribune., 1922-06-19
Prince of Wales, Home on
Wednesday, Eager to
Ise Experience Gained
IN Cairo as Conciliator
DubIin's Election
Count Opens To-day
Republicans, Angered by
Treaty Vote. Say Collins
Has Trickcd De Valera
,..- -, rrba-e's Es-or,a- ss-.oa

r...- ~. T-br-eis Es-oped- sp-eda
6'--..s., 1917 Ns- York Tribune Inc.
t0NDON. June 1s.-Ths Prince OF
,,.s vho 4. scheduled TO land in
s..,rd from his Far Eastern tour on
r,s-.dsy. may pay visit 10 Ire
- N TIE mex, few weeks, n he 10
-, 20 carry out the plan which he
s., io-rsd. e was reported here to-
., Il IS the desire Of the Prince 20
,,r,, t,es-to.fsee talk with Irish lead.
,ro Or ,he outcome Of his experiences
g rsyr. where he nsds an unexpected
,.i. ~i,hou, consulting the King or
T., Foreign Office.
n, Prince has been much impressed
..s ,he effect Of his visit 20 Egypt and
o., ssoi that has flowed from il. and
3, .elierss that ne could do equally
,s.,,rs work in Ireland. according TO
,Sr.,ss from Gibraltar, where the Re-
,.r-. upon which he is returning to
i,ssnd, stopped last night.
Huge Reception Planned
great public reception has been ar
ur7,i for the Prince upon mis- return,
,n,r which he will take a vacation for
tssssiy two months. part OF which
the he Vill spend NJ BslmoTsl.
DUBLIN. June is (By The Asso-
e,,ss Press The counting Of Dub
fss vote in the Irish election begins
,.~errow morning. IL is thought
rssly the results may be announced
i7 midnight. The Cork figures have
ls.r eagerly scanned here, but have
~. seriously modified the expert fore
casts q the final composition OF the
I,' Eresnn .
The return % Robert Day was looked
~. A. te was recognized as the lead
,r q the extreme labor section and was
~ command when the port was seized
s-~e months ago and the adherents Of
ff red fag took over the shipping
s.'tory for two days. The defeat Of
i.e tvo othcr new candidates st Cork
IS is', 70 indicate approximately the
rl5,niy Of the panel vote, an i'm
rrwsr confirmed by the Monaghan
ri.is which is the only other con-
efgercy yet announced.
Treaty Il Favored
Put u rs evident that whatever de-
rsfturs from the straight ticket oe-
clrsed has been In favor OF the treaty
SIDE. ard tho defeat of Lord Mayor
Ocal'shan Is attributed 70 his REFUSAL
% recognize the provisional govern
rent. oven IN relation 70 the expenoi'
t1re Of money for rebuilding Cork.
Already the accusation is made from
,.c reuuhican side that the supporters
o. the treaty have violated the Collins,
D. Valera pact. and Collins Is attsekeo
bot only for his speech at Cork las'
" Wednesday. which is generally regard
pa as an utterance throwing over tns
,are. and the coalition, but Tor MS
.efusal 70 indorse a joint daily propa
'anda in the interest Of the pane
a, didstes.
The republican Sunday newspaper
The Plain People" says: "Quite clear
y Collins's pledged word can IN the
rturc be regarded as no more trust
orthy than his republican oath.
Against Ulster Cancellation
This paper further contends that the
tew Dali cannot consider the Free
F.ste constitution. II declares that the
,tpublic has its own temporary consti-
.,ion and that the Dali will consider
ko other until 70 has a permanent con-
k..ution OF the republic. II also con-
|tsrns corciliation with Ulster and an
|sssrs critics Of the policy OF war, who
ivus that burning business premises
|s,llly is q eodsend for the firms con-
{Urtd. because their business Is prae-
tsslly az stardstill and money COM
! gshsition will save them, by saying;
These people forget that every sucn
i i.s.s destroyed swells the ranks OF
rs v.smployed and creates chaos IN
ts .ssmy's camp. owing 70 the long
j rtros before such businesses can be
restored and the fact that compensa-
ies must be paid. either by Belfast
tssf or the British government. The
Bftish.inspired idea Of conciliation by
s-uerder would not achieve this IN
mosiand years. Therefore We say 80
o. with the burning"
Not the Coalition View
All Of this "a ou. OF tune with the
contemplated joint action OF Collins
i1d De Valera in the Coalition Cabinet.
Be-, ;his paper certainly speaks Tor
Ds Nalera's left wing and espeeially
'of the dissident army section, and
s'ne o. the most influential republican
Deputies in the new Dali are known
|" inoorse is views.
The army situation 10 CONSIDERED
critical, and much Importance IS al
uthed 70 the volunteer convention
hsd privately at the Mansion House
lo'cay and largely attended. IL is re-
ported that the republican objections
% The new constitution were venti-
la'sd Mr. De Valera, IL 10 announced,
10 make statement on the wnoe
"'astion tomorrow.
sELFAST, June IS (By The Assoei-
. .ea Pftss.-ln Monaghan County the
.sH Sim Fein panel was returned IN
y. sae elections. Those winning seats are
Nmmandant General 0'Dufy, for the
rssiy 1928. Ernest Blythe. for the
ieaty. e0eo: DR.. McCarvill, against