New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Prisoners, Taken in Raid
hvBelfast Police as a Re.
prisal Cor Murder Cam.
paign, To Nc '''icr"ed
Collins Warns Of
Peril to Treaty
Tells Ard Ihcis Britain
Must Keep Hands OFF
Agreement for Coalition
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-.v~isr, 'arc - Work. Tribune In
,ovnON MAJ &c The Ulster gov
.,--e,.'s 7cp'y to the SrnD Fem mur-
-. canrajsn in Belfast over The week
-. ,amc suddenly carly this morning
xt.- more thar 500 republican lead
~, :, Orange territory wcro rounded
=, bv Ulster specis constables The
xo,,b.rn authorities arrested tho per.
,,,. thew believe responsible for the
,s,,..score murders in Belfast in
4.-.. days. ard j. is understood that
-. r-isorers will he held indcfinitely
:. an internmert camp under heavy
r1sri
After To. round un the Belfast GOV
r-,nea. announced tina, Tho Irish re-
,nbl,csn army erd Kindred bodies were
I'.1.l organizations This declaration.
made b. Premier Sir James Craig in
psYli.mert. means that all members
e. these bodies can he arrested and
,-tern.d under s2ccial act passed re-
Gently
Mos. of 'ho-e taacn n The man hunt
surrendered without resistance when
,se I-iz.cr constatlcs surrounded their
sones bsto7c ds7n. but ~re man was
shot 8. Csrvach Wren Nc attempted TO
eicare.
Of The .tlrtr arrested in Belfast.
,sveral we're leaders Of The republican
srry there. suQ through out the No,th-
~ rrc, irccs It Was the outstanding
,@-s'- n. lhe Spn Fejn organization
-,aI we're a1prchonded.
toirs Warns Britain
Tie sc0rr7i drive was carried out
s-,~o.y ~ Ulster 7eciala The
range soyern71cut has decided 10 in
..esso the strength of the body TO
~ :oa il raess aiy. to crush the mur-
1sr cams cr I'm addition there arc
1i7ete6r bat.eiiona o. British troops
g R7'a-t which ,.ljt De called or to
tsi. tno ,.,st -Er government in the
49crs Icr q, .aa clnn eo.n activities
i-e ~rac' r.. .he South 10 the |
a.r coYor.6rc. dramatic move was
sariy indicated Hnen the Ard Fhels,
R Sim re'n national convention. met
i'rbHn fhts q ern0on IN ystify the
yaoe pac' sEfeed 30 jast weekly the
ssQahucans and Free Statcrs. Michael
'eihns. rhairuan Cf the Free State
.@ret. and tamoa DC Valera. leader
4 ,hs Republicans, echoed each others
g.erhes callln" for closing Of ranks
c he e"uth 10 face Llster. and warn
jos Biilsh co~ernment 20 keep
iTd' of thr FREQ state republican
p'ce agreement.
Y lave task to pGt - end % TINS
t;ordel inside ou1 uatio1. and If 1t Is
I'D that this agreement imperls tho
.'atF 7 IN England, then We have 20
e" 'ra' SITUATION. declared Collins.
1t'nc hat the treaty might be thrown
ro tHe discard II the British govern
en- attempted % lntorfcre with the
~ fer an agreed election Of q coali-
- government.
Irish Agreement Defeated
,tahlH conditions in ireland could not
,'gre an T~ldy uudor any conceivable
t-cgm7tsnce-. Collins declared. He in
t,tsd that hrs agreement "sith ncNalera
'ond eetahljsh .uch conditions.
HE situation IN t-'-tcr. Va the rca
'sson behind the FrHe state repubh-
"n agreement, 'cit'Us coat tjnued Tor
. South bad - bo ur.tcd 10 tacc VI
'r. where t'e l'0io0t.t@ were making
at desperate night 70 remain on tor
"a facing the )-}stor SITUATION
m, - dld not matte, whether the
-'7 of t0e South norc supporters cri
so1en-1 ~ the treaty v';h England,
ahrs s9.d
De Ns'era ~ho had spoken first. IN
''ed TIT - South must he united
ao tha' 'He need o. union w. behind
y ~'oa agreement. Another reason
y, the' 7'+h opinion divided the credit
Ireland Va weakened abroad. II
'l'd - restored and order 70 estab-
'3le1 Il 'he aGre or1ent va approved by
= Ard fFo'e. he gsid that he and Col
- -essrGod the agreement mot ~
4mph ~ one SECTION Of opinion over
- 9fher, but as = peace triumph Of
's lrish nation"
Nter sppro,jrg the aeteemen. the
invention 2dlourned until October.
M Concession M Boundary
~ T AS7' Ma - Rv The Asgo-
.''so Pre-=1 -l'ls'e~ will make NO
''''s'S'on t. soufh Ireland on The
'co7tnueo IN rsce tou,l