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ST. CROIX STATION.
Lisbon,
Feb.
3rd.—The
resignation
of
the Cabinet
has
been
accepted.
Beltast,
Feb.
3rd.—The
railway
man-
zgements
and
employees
have
failed
to
reach
an agreement
and
the
Ulster Min-
ister
of
Labour
IMr. Andrews
has
been
urgently summoned
to
return
to Dublin
to renew
the efforts
for a settlement
with
Mr. Joseph
Me Grath,
Minister of Labour
in the Dail Cabinet.
Ifthe negotiations
de-
finitelycollapsea
general
~trike
through-
out Ireland will go into
effect
on
Febru-
ary
15th.
Sixty
one
passengers
of the
steamship
Cedric,
who
were landed
yes-
terday at Queenstown,
are
unable
to de-
part
as
no trains
are running from
either
Queenstown
or Cork.
Dublin,
Feb. 3rd.—Commenting
on
the
conference
here between
Sir James Craig
Premier
of
Ulster
and
Mr.
Collins the
Yreemans
Journal
says
it
would
have
peen
a
miracle
if
an
adjustment
were
reached
in a single afternoon.
Yet
some
body
expected
a
miracle,
the
newspa-
per adds,
for we were told a serious
situ-
ation
has
arisen.
We trust
this dres
not
mean
that
the
whole
pact
between
the
North
and
South
is
imperilled,
for. al-
though
the
North
hitherto
has
reaped
the main
advantages,
it would
be urfor-
tunate
werve
the
quarrel
renewed
over
conditions.
There
is
no reason
why the
truce should
not
be
maintained
even if
the
free State
has
to fall
back
on
the
treaty
for the settlement
of boundaries
Mr.
Collins willingness
to
depart
from
the
agreement
provided
by
the
treaty
was
due
to his
patriotic
aspirations,
to
-ove
that these
matters
can
be settled
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AXEL HOLST.
best by
Irishmen
without
British
inter-
ference,
says
the
British Times.
Furth-
er discussions
ought
to be
arranged
and
if an
early agreement
is not reached
the
whole
questions
of boandaries
ought
to
be
postponed
for submission
to a confer-
ence
between
the first government
of the
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JAKOB TORNOQE.
free
State
and the northern goverrment.
The solution may be
slow, but we refuse
to doubt that statesmanship,
working in
an
atmosphere
of goodwill can
find it.
War
with Ulster
will mean
a rigid fixa-
tion
of
the
present
boundaries,
peace
with Ulster will re-adjust
them.