ULSTER'S ARMY.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 28, 3 October 1913, Page 5

ULSTER'S ARMY.

HOME RULE FOR IRELAND.

"A FRATRICIDAL WAR."

[By Eleci'iuo Telecrai-h—Copy right j [UMTEO PRESS ASSOCIATION. J Loudon, October 2. Viscount Xorthland is second, in command of the Tyrone Regiment of the Ulster army. Sir E. Carson, speaking at Dungannon, said that until a principle was enunciated in consonance with the Ulster covenant, a conference was impossible. Mr Redmond had offered to get him a conference if he would adopt the principle of Home Rule, but Sir E. Carson thanked him for nothing. If disaster followed it would rend the United Kingdom and the oversea Dominions into two parties struggling in a fratricidal fight when they should lie showing a united front to the nations. Mr F. Smyth, speaking at Dungannon, said that they regarded the application of Home Rule to any part of Ireland as a disaster, but they.would prevent by force of arms its application to any of the homogeneous counties of Ulster. A HANDSOME SUBSCRIPTION. (Received 9.15 a.m.) London, October 2. Dowager Lady Smiley has subscribed £IO,OOO to the Ulster fund, and declares that Ulster women desire to take the best stand they can by the side of the noble volunteers. ENROLMENT OF VOLUNTEERSThree hundred agents are organising volunteers in thirty English towns. One hundred joined in Liverpool.