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Show In Desperate Straits. London. The Unionists' orators surpass sur-pass even the Globe in their representation representa-tion of the consequences of home rule to the empire and the "loyal minority" in Ireland. Lord Londesborough takes a high place among the speakers who hav-- endeavored to thrill English audiences au-diences by predictions of what would happen in Ireland if self-government were granted. Np speech of Mr. Campbell Camp-bell could be more lurid than that in which he said that if the country decided de-cided in favor of home rule "terrible tyranny" would spring up, and the lives and liberties of a great portion of loyal irishmen would not be worth five minutes' min-utes' purchase, "and the bloodshed would be terrible." Lord Londesbor-ough's Londesbor-ough's meeting must have been relieved to hear from him that "Unionists would fight to a man." |