The Home Rule Trouble
[BKTJTRBB TELBOBAMS.j London, May 13. There if a growing excitement in Ulster over the Home Rule prop --sals of the Government, and the Orangemen are making great preparations for resistance in ease thu bill should become law. Mr Jo*cph ( 'ham b» Haiti ha« written a letter, in which he expresses his conviction that the inhabitants of Ulster are entitled to claim separate au'onomy. or at any rate the maintenance of their con nection with Great Britain. $honld thi* not be the ensr, he considers that they would be justified in resisting the authority of th« Parnellite Parliament sitting in Dublin. A meeting of Liberals and Rtdfcals took place to-day, when Lord Htrtington and Mr Ciiainberlain both ur<e I the Government to withdraw the Homy Rule Bill. May 16 A meeting of the Conservative* was held here last night to consider the Irish proposals of the Government. Lord Salisbury, in addressing the meeting, stated the belief that it was impossible to plice confidence in the Irish people, and advocated a policy of continuous coercion as the only means of restoring order in Ireland.
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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 145, 18 May 1886, Page 2
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186The Home Rule Trouble Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 145, 18 May 1886, Page 2
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