Salt Lake Telegram | 1921-09-04 | Page 5 | Irish Convinced Peace Will Result

IRISH CONVINCED PEACE WILL ILL RESULT Public in Dublin Loses Interest Interest Interest In In- terest in N Negotiations With Premier DUBLIN Sept 3 By tho the Asso- Asso elated Press So Press So convinced Is tho the Irish public generally that negotiations negotiations between the tho flail Dan and tho the British government will wm result In peace that It it is taking little or no interest In the coming and going of messengers betwee Dublin and Scotland Scotland Scotland Scot Scot- land where tho latest reply to the tho British peace pence proposals was delivered to Premier Lloyd George Letters are arc generally looked upon now as merel merely r tho the necessary stages In the thelong thelong long parley It was arran arranged ed that the Dail's Dails last letter to the British primo prime minister delivered last Thursday y evening should be bo simultaneously In Dublin and London Sunday nl night ht I but at tho the time this arrangement was mado it was not known that Mr 11 Lloyd d George Geore intended to call caB a cabInet cabinet cab cab- I inet met meeting meeting- at Inverness to consider con con- elder eider the letter and possibly the British Brit Brit- lab ish governments government's reply to it Therefore It Is Is' considered possible in hI Sinn Sian Fein quarters that there ma may maybe maybe be a postponement of ot publication until after tho the cabinet meeting REPLY TO BE ISSUED LONDON Sept 3 B By r the tho Associated Asso Asso- cale Press Press The Tho reply r of ot tho the Dall DaU rann to Mr Lloyd Georgo George now In tho th hands of ot the British premier will willbe b be given ou out t tomorrow evening for rOi publication although the tho British cabinet cab cab- inet has yet et to take It under advise advise- I ment This was officially announced to tonight tonight tonight to- to night at Dublin Reports from Scot- Scot l lind nd h indicate cabinet members aro arc en route to Iverness I where a cabinet council will be held Whitehall has been tho the scene of lively H activity by the ministers whom I tho the premiers premier's summons found In Lon Lon- don General Sir SIl Nevil MacReady I commander of ot the troops in Ireland arrived at Gairloch Scotland today on a a. destroyer from Dublin to confer I w with h the premier