IRELAND AND HOME RULE.

Clutha Leader, Volume XL, Issue 42, 25 November 1913, Page 6

IRELAND AND HOME RULE.

LONDON, Nov. 22, The Ancient Order of Hibernians ami tin? Gaelic League are forming rifle corps to co-operate with the citizen army. Recruiting is proceeding at Minister, Leinster ami Connaught. _Mr Moore (Unionist memoes - for North Armagh), speaking at Ballymooney, said that only the exclusion of the whole of Ulster, for all time from Home Rule would be acceptable, Mr Bonar Law (Leader of the Opposition), speaking at the Unionists' de-> monstration at Birmingham, alluded to Mr Redmond's (Leader of the Nationalists) protest against dragging the Grown into the Home Rule controversy. Ho recalled that 12 years ago Mr Redmond assailed the Dublin Corporation for debasing itself at the feet of Queen Victoria. Members of the House of Commons remembered that when the unionists to compel their leaders to ter-. inmate the warfare in Dublin. He declares that, the leaders act as though trades unions were intended to salve the sore of poverty, ill-urage, long hours, and low wages. It was a root remedy that was wanted, not industrial commissioners, conciliation boards or cabinets to chloroform the workers and persuade them to remain as dumb driven dogs.