IN IRELAND.
I ~*Gf**~ USIHAI.IAN ANL. N.Z. CABI.E ASSOCIATION
ENGLISH PRESS COMMENT
LONDON, July 18.
The ‘‘Morning Post” (Unionist) bitterly condemns the negotiations with Mr tie Valera. The paper describes him as the “head of p murder gang.” and states: “The Downing Street authorities are less optimistic as time goes on. Regarding the main difficulty. Mr de Valera is very vague. He *has sea,relv given up anything, ii he gives way too much he may become the victim of his gunmen. Self-determina-tion in his month means supremacy of Dublin over Ulster. Negotiations will be very prolonged.” The “Post” suggests the danger of Mr Lloyd George betraying Ulster.
CRATG’S FIDELITY TO ULSTER
LONDON, July 18
Sir James Craig, in a message to a War Memorial Fete at Castle Dawson. Ulster, said: “Rest assured, the Empire in whose cause our heroes nobly laid' dbwn their fives, will not be weakened by any action of mine. They trusted us to give nothing away, and that trust will never be betrayed.”
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Hokitika Guardian, 19 July 1921, Page 2
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167IN IRELAND. Hokitika Guardian, 19 July 1921, Page 2
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