New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
Ulster Invited
ToParticiPate
In Irish State
Cosgrave, Reelected Dali
Head, Appeals TO North
to Share prosperity and
Happiness OF Union"
2 womenNamed Senators
Pledges TO Respect Belfast
ParIiameni's Decision II
Ii Insists on Separation
By Arthur S. Draper


CopYrighf, 1874, New York Trihurc frc.
DUBLIN, Dec. s.-invitation 10 Ut
ser 10 come In with the Irish Free
State and share with the new govern
ment the prosperity Of Ireland was ex.
tended to-day BY President william
Cosgfase % q feature Of the proceed.
ings when the Dali Eireann met 20 take
formal steps for the establishment q
the Free state A. the prelimir r'cs
we're completed. Cosgrayo, sho was re-
elected as chief executive, rose. doelar-
ing that he did not wish 10 anticipate
the decision Of the Belfast Parliament,
which meets 70. o.morrow.
Il appeal 10 them, however" he said,
"to come Ia with The rest a. Ireland
and share the prosperity ard happ'nes5
which must c. inly follow union
Cosgrave POI out that under fhe
treaty the Ulst. rs are guaranteed
all the territory tlcy nov .possess' ~
they come in, he asserted tney VIII
have a large representation N the free
State Parliament and they VIII ayoia
the friction and expense Of MAINTAIN
ing q customs boundary.
viii Respect 1hsir Decision
aIf they cut themselves of we shall
f,,siaer The decision inopportune. IN
vyise and bound 20 have disastrous re-
aetion on northern property, bnt We
will respect their decision" Cosgia'e
saving there was nothing further
rom The thoughts OF the Free slater
than 20 force people 10 come ~ uh"ii''
ingly, ne went on; f.-...,
aSt the sano time we cannot forget
our solemn pledges 20 those large CON.
p,unitles in the Northeast that "hh'
inclusion IN the Free State
The recent elections In Tyrone ana
Formanagh showed these counties i''
The Free State, he asserted.
ave are pledged % that clause IN
the treaty giving the inhabitants the
risht 10 decide. and We stand thereby
Cosgraye wound up.
Referring 10 the republican, toe
President said that he asked those "ho
opposed the treaty with open eyes 90
realize that freedom was within thelf
Zach IN they knew IL. lie read teie-
cram OF congratulation from bonar
La.
Includes Six Peers
Cosgrave's thirty nominations fof
Senators the other half OF The upp.eF
house Of Toe new Parliament IS 90 be
elected by proportional reprcsentniioh
include six peers, number OF prom
inent business men and Two women
The peers are DunraYen and Granafo'
both of whom were mentioned 90 pos
slblh nominees for governor general
Gleravy, Kerry, Headlort and nlcA.oW.
Countess Desart and Mrs. Nysep9WcF
Of Dublin are the women Senators.
Sir Horace Plunkeft heads the l.st Of
a half dozen men prominently identi-
fed with politics. This group includes
Sir Nugent Eyerard and Sir Thomas
Esmonde, both formerly Nationalist
members Of Parliament, ard Sir bryon
Mahon. formerly commander In chief oi
Ireland. The business men include An
drew jameson, head OK distilling
arm, and Martin fitzgerald, proprietor
Of The Freoman's Journal"
The list Of Senat 81 also includes
DR.. Oliver Gogarty, iaA-ous Dublin wit
and a close friend Of Arthur Grlfith,
the late Free State leader, and William
Butler Yeats, distinguished Irish poet
and son OF ]. b. Yeats, portrait paint
er, who died last year In New York.