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Dog- -communant Instead that if the of Nationalists must voluntarily join the Army he' Emnira her reason of the Home Rule Act Ireland , full particulars can be obtained in a to the author of the Irish Times inster and home time . " Are he will withdraw his opposition to Home Anna Rule Bill had been passed and enforced is , that at the beginning of the war . Mr. ible attached to that very Unionist document SIR , -There are certain statements in the of Nationalists who were induced to fight for tters of your anonymous correspondent . Ireland . As regards those enlisted from tained , and presumably demanded , was a pro- was the duty of Nationalists to enlist in their say that I will be met by the retort that not housand more or less is immaterial . The point Joseph Johnston , enough Nationalists have joined the Army to in Ireland which " Ulster " has been endeavour . Redmond was authorised to call for recruits " Amending Bill " ; another , which they ob- event of an attempt to force . Home Rule on with the forces of the Crown , or were serving rom Ireland and to assure his followers that . sen relied in enlisting is not redeemed ? I dare extent of joining them in a civil war . ' This Rule . The honest thing would have been to 0,000 is a very modest estimate of the number promise is rarely referred to now , but it has ing to persuade the world that she possesses . throughout Ireland in August 1914 . recru and Communist . Ireland respectively had arrived it this is the criterion is to which the village ne Hardinge Report , with which no doubt . able to Unionist contentions , slightly less than conference in the victim that Ulster cannot have thrown overboard one side or her . on the understanding that their valour and eing on the Statute Book . if we include Trich- him that militant Ulster " did not hesitate to mise by the leaders of English unionsman ( Mr. harnism would count as political capital to the he whole , succeeded fairly well in having it resville . " and not till well on in September . housands : and , as a matter of fact , they did to above as an estimate . if anything . favour- reforced . Not till these promises were ob- # of the opinion of the electors , in the o in considerable numbers . ' Will it not . wise by the leaders of English unions in conviction among Nationalists that they are tained did the Ulster leader " sound the interances " among themselves # side or other the British Government of that day : " the Empire's Armies would have come to responsible Unionist kindly say what number ustify the Government in redeeming its pledge . ' Ulster the whole # minimum herefore . be a breach of trust if at the end of credit of the Union . The Mister leader said in him that militant Ulster " did not hesitate to anest-third ( 89,706 ) and slightly man than half demand any only it the date therein given . The difference is not so in from that province ? I quite agree with pulep . Triplate College . Dublin . both ways . The day of reckoning…