, 1879-08-20

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Na.ohaMs' a ooaI ,oa oa nt',esen ann .sshha ne
@ IRE uia. ne aau oen ine "e 81 'nemse'fs. t a1
muu ren,nI hu H. ~ .,.
i..s,at eEsso nue svsi.n, sn !. rn9 vsi r.as ,,"d
nn1es ~ os I.,.s,,cn Il" i, ~ hmn,,',. a,ei b,,t
oy moss a oipc.ian ~ :" ~ Tnaa, 'snn o5s IT,
~ Rlet1 tnt.i H. ~ IN ~, ~ apa.tIn.
.c u m,an VEL ss'Ia !. ~ .nf,, III H. :. shnnt
mn"nsnry ~ 1ae'c p.ta.nt sa!su ' ,ns vtone Wora
~ years old ana e1s IN ias''a"eht 'oe ""1o
County. .u..,o,,
WtA"iosA1 o"st"oe,'os'n'
In addition TO these four leaders there arc
manv men Of prominence betonG'nE to tho CT
ttrme section of tho Home-Rulo party: wt'ote
The dolngx Of The ohstructtonists. AmonG mem
one Of tic most remarkable T. NAL John Phlt'n
Nolan. the whip i" Of the lInnc-ltillcrs. and
gentleman who has earned much ulstinct'on
Earded as onc OF the nost aciensihc o'tlcrss IN
thr service. Mat Purcell O't3orEnan IA anothes
Eond ahld!er. gonl Parliamentary speaker. ana
scion Of very dlstlneulshed Inns Slr.
O'Sahonev. a naphew OF thr wc]E-kn0wn Father
P.out, and one Of The cleverest plttcal satirlats
OF the las, has Introduced him Into ono q MS
novels, antf H1akca him utter the rcbeflt0u1
sentiment "lhat thr onlv honest p'ace iof an
lrshman to be Ia In the dock THAT u, ot
rourtc. for political oi1cnsc. Neverthelcss,
the Major tt nav IN Parliament foe Waterford.
nntl, what 10 more. u.s. tle car o. nc Hnnse 81
no ,,,;n 1.". us s nres T., 10 gpeaK s ~. ~
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1Iaags n,r sens,hs i.h.s1 n'1 n,t s.oies ~ o,'
eous!n o1a, hSnaJo 1s uostna"t ,o. Mf so,, "o,s:
mmo"o e" IA .,d ,,.,re,, It. ,o.ao"ts.nn .noLs
~ ~. r.. Tndt. f;nIn.n..s sorw,oa a.
~ ~ ~ tn 4 II. snltiran. h. !. iet.bcr ohst,nc.
,sist ,Gr IT. A. a. ~ sctn., ~ 't III nei .esnrass
.ohiss NJ, nor @ @ s nn eousayoss ~
..,es es .,s .,.h IL ne.;ersI ,~ntnen,. n5
w.. " r1' t,c,r,.a nra nntt,itr fro,n te
savnnco., n.rtt thnr ha hss fron, ttron ~ t;ms
d.,n ,,,,tn hi,,s.iT III. ,v.. na.,,rns,,r thc
"so"" Ht"S~Hs AhS 'S
nc S s 1rSse. m hs r a
t.n twn honks lie :. atory NJ 1rrianIi j. a,,.,
"Ncw 1rel,n1i." In The former be sdoptea
,1erm"t MrVnrrusph. J1cnrw VIII. Queen
Eiivat,sth t,Tomw'ii. ueJ Lar, c,sticrearii ia
renrrsen,cd the lrIsl' a. an oppressetl and tfuw.
tru1,len peoplc. but des,incl 10 pay the priton
horir n tjs avn rnin som.. dav Or u.hcr. In the
osf,er hn"k he too1t much mfI3cr tone.-so
miid& inn.eS. TINT those WIN In not like him
cialm thnt he rrote Il 10 gaiu The favor of ti,c
upprr classes Of Enuiish sovietv. As matter
of fac.' hr ha. tYam.fcrred bts resitleuce to tint
counsrr. ntI, having turned tha Naiioa
rrcr IL hi. hro,hrr' ciercr maj. he
has tnken his place At thc English Bar
w;,b 0nod nrnsperts Of SUCCESS. liz ia a man
ta,cnts frnH tn,ich towcr station than thut
uhci, ia nnw orcnn,rs. But anita the mnst
"ccsrtrc ri The facIinn il the O,};nr1nan MahDn.
When the Home-Rule Conference took place Ia
VEnfF16IH
~, i,aon tv nv in retircmnnt fnr fpll twcnty-
dvc Hvc vesr,' Int wnen thc agitation Tor sen
"rot9 Parttament heean tn pair mower he rean.
n.arcd In thr orena ri nn1itirs. and soon toos n
| icniinr nart ns Of old. ia Tic national cause,
Ilo Is native of the County Clare. and one ol
the largest psoptrty-owners therein. Ills faml'
ly. MI old and noble one, has long been held n Y
affcctlon By the people, ant y was tn no sinai
| drgtcc due to his Ereat prestige IN his oatisf
couut9 that itie Catholics elected the election
to Parliament Of O'Connrll ~ ls23-an cfenl
whieh forced tue passaEe OF the characterization
apt.h At that time O'GorH'an used to dress II
clothes Of green and white SILK, aud At the ClaEs
election he took seat among the beams tia
supported the ceiling of the Court House, mt
| ffuut that lofty station set tic HIGH sncr:n o
tho county At defiance. at dinner which III
attended Ia 1873 the conversation turned o.
duellnC, and tue practice was condemned Ii
no sparlng terms. clergyman. preseu
tcared !nat OGurmnn. WHO had bcen s
principal 10 thirteen duels might be offended
and aerordtugly began to make some apoloEles
saying that the person WHO received chailcng
was never 10 blRnabsc a. he who sent one. ou
the old ire-eafcr htarTlcdlY rose and sald. "Gen
tlemen, feel bound to declare, on mr. honor
geuttemnt,, that though unfortunately hay
been many times the principal ln hotilc meet