THE IRISH PROBLEM.

Hokitika Guardian, 3 September 1921, Page 3

THE IRISH PROBLEM.

AUSTIIALIAN AND STABLE ASSOCI-Vl-OS. vSINN FEIN ATTITUDE. ; * LONDON, Sept. :i■ Several of the LomLm newspapers state that the Dail Eirean’s reply P.oposed a formal peace conference nx lvniFoi, to he attended hr plempotenta, - ieS Th e “Daily News” Belfast dent states that the total easua ie. m thc riots are 17 killed, and 200 woundthe wounded there are 1W still in the hospital. Ninety per cent, of the casualty *ll have been arrested d Dio null could hau oveu . . tary had been utilised altei day outbreak on Monday. ■ v CONCIT,UTODY ARTICLE. LONDON, Sept. 2. The “Irish Bulletin-’ on Thursday ni.d.t had a significant and conciliator article It states that the Irish people are closely linked. It points out Dat no incompatibility between » lion by Britain of Ireland s -Utl t to independence, and a close bond o u ion between Ireland and Br.itain The Irish Bulletin remarU that vthat over qualifications of complete pnhtual and economic separation wa owing to the physical “«‘ l facts, thev would bo acceptable to He a„1 provided that they are consonant with the principle of Government by consent of the governed. pklivebing the D.ML’S beblt I ONDON, Sept. L Mr Robert Barton. Commoner, and Air McGrath, two representative* of Sinn Fein arrived by train at nve ness (Scotland) in the forenoon and motored to Gairloch with Dail ■_ replv to Lloyd George. The dele - _ i„‘ t missed the Premier who spi nt few hours in Inverness during the morn-