In response to a resolution passed by the Limerick Executive of the United Irish League, Mr John Dillon, Member of Parliament, has pledged his full cooperation with Messrs John Redmond, Michael Davitt, and William O’Brien in formulating a comprehensive policy for the country. Mr Dillon expressed his support in a letter addressed to the Limerick Executive.

In his correspondence, Mr Dillon proposed the organization of a public meeting aimed at denouncing the government’s breach of faith concerning Irish labourers and demanding amendments to the Labourers’ Bill. He emphasized the need to rectify the broken promises made by the Chief Secretary during the previous year.

The proposed meeting would serve as a platform for highlighting the grievances faced by Irish labourers and putting pressure on the government to fulfil its commitments. Mr Dillon’s letter demonstrated his determination to collabourate with other influential leaders to bring attention to the issue and advocate for necessary amendments to the bill.

By calling for united action and a public gathering, Mr Dillon aims to rally public support and raise awareness about the urgent need for changes in the Labourers’ Bill. It remains to be seen how the government will respond to these demands and whether the proposed amendments will be incorporated to address the concerns of the Irish labourers.

Aberdeen Press and Journal – Thursday 14 July 1904