New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-28

scarcely silence ID even temporarily In ireiahu
and England The Conference had hardly adj
iourned when q charge was made in Dublin
that G9SO00 Of the Fund had beon misaI-
propriated under Mr.. Parnells direction.
This was the second form of attack. The
leaders of the agitation wing here made
guarded statements of their disbelief in the
charge, saying that they would be sorry to
believe It true. but showing no indignation
that it had been mada. Then came Parnell
explanation that q portion OF the tuhd Ia"
been used to meet the heavy outlays neces-
sary to secure the return OF Irish members 10
Parliament and this is now followed by an out
burst of indignation which must convince MT
Parpell that the warfare upon him Is to 0e
melciless enc. The Irish World, in its issue oil
Yesterday, devotes two columns and half to
n bitter editorial denunciatiOn of him and MS
admission. The Editor says that Mr. Parnell
statement is the first intlmation OF the Klnu
he has everreceived, and that 20 the thousands
in America who have subscribed ther
Gmonevs TO the Land League 1t will be
strange and Disappointing revelation hau
the information come from any other quarter
we should he disposed TO treat It as ma
@licious SANDER" As he continues the Editor
hecomes more emphatic and says III the course
of his article:
We so,emply and emphatlcaly declare that we never
once dreamed that any such game was being played nor
did wc.cver suppose that those in charge OF inc i'
League Fund could for moment have sahctiohcu sum
a proceeding. We "a sOlemnly and rs emphal'""S Nv
clare that had knowledge OF such irnhshcu"hS cum"
into our possession, at any time WITHIN 'he
trihrtod q dollar TO that fund, and mover Woulu
tho voice of The irish World have gone IoI'n
in advocacy OF its professions. Never Ana III ~! luz
this we feel assured that give expression 10 ne '
mcnts Of erery reader Of tis.paper throughout ,' 'o
tinent We had rather east the money mo inc
Atlantic Ocean They who have faith IN inc rama"
mentary programme ought to have gwen e'iuehc" y.
oir faib l,v their works On them was the support o
that rro a,nme incumbent Men possessed OF the IN
stlDct Of honor would have done As II 49, the ISn
Parliamentary programme. which we nave ever IT,
earded as a hunbug stands now branded as SWIM
die
There can be no doubt about the meaning OF
that language. kThe man through whose
energy and Organizing ability the greater part
Of the money sent to the Fund from America
WAS collected. charges the holders of that Fund
with Ssyindling." Mir. PANEL and his asso-
ciutes cannot remain silent under this accusa-
ton. They have begun TO explain, and they
must continue, though they may be convinced
that the real purpose of these successive at
tacks is to force full exposure of the uses to
which the Fund has been pat, and, If possible,
convict them of misrepresentation and deceit.
If the money has been msspcnt the facts are
likely to be forced ont sooner or later. 1t
must be admitted that the newspaper which
Z I.s.L
the best right to demand thorough account
ing for it. Meantime, the breach i'll the Irish
party grows deeper and broader, and the fact
becomes more apparent that Mr.. Gladstonc'S
Land Bill has beaten the Land League.