IRISH AFFAIRS
' AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. CAULK ASSOCIATION. (1 COMMENT ON OUTRAGE. '• LONDON, March 21. The “Daily Chronicle” says;—l!ritain has not yet reached such a stage of submission that she can pass withLS out comment the outrage al Queoiis--2 town. President Cosgrave has already .) denounced the criminals. The leaders of all the Irish Parties; including the recent Army Mmincers, have condemn-: ed the outrage. We* hope this chorus . of disapproval will fortify the Govern-j men t into taking siren nous measures j to bring the murderers to justice, j Southern Ireland’s supreme danger lies •> in its Army, with factions ready to ! > threaten the State with force. Ale are ; ' disturbed at the force that the very ; 0 soldiers who plotted against, the Go- ; ■ vernment have been rewarded by the 1 dismissal of the Army Council, and uf General Mulcahy. Ireland can only hope foi recovery by leassumiiig the supremacy of Civil Government.” 1 LONDON. March 21. The destroyer Scythe will embark the body of the soldier shot at Queenstown for transportation to England on Tuesday. The Free State authorities are anxious to participate in the funeral service before the Scythe leaves 1 Queenstown.
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Hokitika Guardian, 25 March 1924, Page 2
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191IRISH AFFAIRS Hokitika Guardian, 25 March 1924, Page 2
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