Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-31

STATE IS LAW
Bill Becomes Law When King
George Gave Assent to
Measure Today
NO AMENDMENTS MADE
House of Lords Decided Not
to Insist Upon Any Chang
eS in Bill

LONDON. March 81 (By The As
sociated Pressl. - The Irish Tree
state bill. became law today when
King George gave assent TO the mea-
sure. The house of lords decided
not to insist upon amendments IL
had adopted and an adjustment was
reached between the two houses OF
parliament.
Mr.. Churchill said it was not yet
time to rejoice over this latest de-
velopment in the Irish situation as "A
long period of anxiety and uneer-
taintv lay ahead. He had complete
confidence in the goodwill of the
Irish signatories toward the treaty,
but less confidence in their power
to do to the full what they devised
to do. , ao,,
sions." he said. THE infant irish
Free State, while still in its cradle
is exposed to deadly foes VINO Will
not hesitate to use any means, now
ever cruel and treacherous, to de-
stroy it. We have seen in the last
few DAYS attempts, in some cases
successiul, to seduce from loyalty to
the provisional government its new
ly formed troops. We have seen at
temnts in one case successful, TO
stifle the freedom of the press anu
| destroy great Irish newspaper
which was defending the treaty
cause"
| Warning the house of attempts in
| the future to throw suspicion ON the
/ sienatorios of the treaty MI.
| Cnurohii said:
! I'VE must carefully and patiently
+ discriminate between the good faith
/ rf oar friends ana the wickedness
/
| ihls moment that the powerful aid
o. Ulster IL tl;c cause OF lrlsn peaee
is doubly precious.
LONDON, March - (By The AS
sociated Press) THE free state
:. marty in Ireland is enormously
strengthened by agreement for pacl-
fication of the island, signed mere
last night the house OF commons
was told today by Winston spencer
churchill, secretary for the coiiilles
Paving tribute TO what ne termed
"the statesmanlike courage OF the
Ulster leaders," he said the agree
ment gave hope for co-operatloil
between the north and south aho
opened a prospect for future suci
as Ireland had never before con
templated.
ulster" he said. had lent
helping hand to the free state aho
the cause oi pea ,,,i nnt he over.
value OF which 'o"''
estimated. ,, ou tho n,eosurr
FOR py lahins a" IT. cossat;o,
humaniy possipie ~ ,arfaro -, re in Rcl.
fast itself. and remove the cause %
frictionr he said Ulster has elVei
the treaty anu 'iit - at,a,,ca of suc
erhheht "a 80 ,rouId have beer
cess thah other"i'o "o'''
possible ,a,,,,. +bat tbe con
Inere ~ ~ uo" belfast ha,
met III the aiunf' nf +,,o fren STATE will
armed the iocS VI '.''y,ant o 70 rally /,
every % sun ,'Co,. W ,1,I,inh would hav,
their siue lotN ,,'i,h roeline de
had nothihs " w.
sttu.tito ''ai' r. n,oa s,,ra now takeI
AS i"i a. - a., t,n,,o,iliyinp tLt
nl"S H"f p1fast tba cause o
situatioIl ~ co.. ~ traatv viii b.
those hS inns 'sstii,n.d Addition
emu ii'ou9'N ~, .e,raoment hon
any there 10 ~ it,a,, tbo nortl
Oh coope'"''o a,.atinn onlv forth
ana south-t coppIt ',,,' 20 NO traatv-
coihlhs oi' ~ ,,.i,;ot ,Uo,Id be fnall
cooperation "hioI Vii sot m
uestIoScu "o'' and coonera
Ihls nope oi unieS ~ n,.osnert
toh opens 70 ill9i'' 1.it,ai, fnt,,re sucI
OF peaceiui Pi - tafnco +
as was never hGtu o"S nnnjore
THESE tWo ""Sa nat onl,, to IRE
supreme sgrNlog oaitien ~ onanire %r,5
} ! idllu but " ti'N - 4. l.. 90,
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