ON PARADE.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 17, 20 September 1913, Page 5

ON PARADE.

HOME RULE FOR IRELAND.

SIR E. CARSON’S ADVICE

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Loudon, September 19

One thousand were on parade at Dromorc, numbers leaving the halvest holds. Sir Edward Carson addressed them, and stated that nothing was more untrue than that the Orange Order was kept alive ior the purpose of propagating bigotry and resentment towards those differing in religion. The best advice he could give was to begin to make sacrifices, be careful, thrifty, and remember the difficult and troublous times that probably are coming.

RIPE FOR SETTLEMENT. London, September 19

The Rev. John Condon, a friar of the Augustinian Order, denounced Larkin a Socialist, and unsafe as a loader for Catholic workei <

The reality of the Unionists’ preparations to resist Home Rule is making a deep impression' in Dublin and South Ireland. Moderate minds on both sides long for some peaceful solution of a terribly dangerous problem. The atmosphere is favorable for some sort of settlement by consent, but the inspiration is lacking.