IRISH HOME RULE.
•-—— (BY KLKCTIIIC TELEGRAPH.— COPYRIGHT.) London, May 7. The Marquis of Salisbury delivered an. impassioned harangue to the members of the Primrose League, on behalf of the people of Ulster, in the course of which ho said they dreaded being put under the feet of their hereditary and irreconciloable enemies. The language of the Ulster leaders, was one of the most menacing symptoms, and the situation was such that any attempt to employ military power by England to keep Ulster under the rule of Archbishop Walsh would rend society, as Home llule was not a message of peace, but of religious civil war, and such a hideous picture could not become a reality without enfeebling the credit and powet of England throughout the world. Parliament, he said, had n right to govern Ulster, and no right to sell the people into slavery. In connection with the Anti-Homo Rule Conferenee in Belfast, a hall capable of holding 10,000 is to be erected.
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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 3092, 10 May 1892, Page 2
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163IRISH HOME RULE. Waikato Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 3092, 10 May 1892, Page 2
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