The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-28
PARNELLS pBpOSlTlON
20 TrpnsTcr ihc ir' Vote 10 Ali
iHsh indu- 80
TO bo1 PARTIES,


-. rov, Aug, 2O.-. the Parker
iluuso yesterday Mrs. lrncll hnd aeon
ference with Il numr Of Catholic
bishops aud leaders, the Irish Ma
tlonpl Lcnguc, conccrng the means 10y
which the coming 10 cal contest In
This country could ho med To the nd-
yancomcut of lrclaul'ausc, 1t Is UNI
dprsiD..l tNrf 'rr buull represented
her son al luo cOnIcrel' aud that she
unlimited the dotuilso, scheme for the
benefit of Irish homo industry, which
she stated w0scOncgiN by her son, ana
W III, being put Into ~ icM execution
tUTuCll, shu said, hbu fulru an ASSOC
citation in England IN, roland, of capt.
nliStgmd mnpUllrittr ',Whlsr nimwNS
10 encourage home ind try IN Ireland.
This association pIup Ia establish
factories for the cNclu, q munuin"iUer
II Irish goods, such y could not be
manufactured In Eugl y or DINER noull-
,ricS, including such Jr!rS. a3 inccS,
linens, irNZcs, wool ana lWeodS,
Preparations are U.rT IN progress Tor
the establishment II l"h factories IN
different parts q. !rnln.. Mrs, Fnrnell
made suggestion nSrnin| nom her
SON, THAT a proposition submitted To
lha Republican AMI nloyunc parties,
The acceptance OF wien ny cl'haF
would decide 10 which party
the organized Irish sc will me clSl'
Mas. 1umcll stated u rs those irish
rDlds could not be mat IN This country
Ihrir imrnrtniiun N,li not in any
sons, conflict with AuticHu home in
lgsrv, maSmuch rs IN association IN
England proposed 10 C'luslNelN control
the production, Mr. lrnclis pr9pnsi-
.I,u. tbprp,Orp. was III a direct pilrr be
submitted to the pOlitll parties of the
United states rs iullO',: IT, in accord.
unce with the friendly ceiling expressed
towards ireland In Al rica by Amorl-
cans, one of the pOliti,, parties will III
corporate Il plank In | platform in IA
vor of admitting g0oC OF Irish manu-
Iacturc free OF duty spccityinE Such
goods as cannot ha Manufactured else,
whore than IN Ireland ana
tho importation OF which VIII
not compete Nth American
productions, then SUI party VIII re-
cove The ORGANIZED II port OF the Irish
American vote. Eyg'ra direct orenni-
2a,inn j. NOT made y, The Irish vote
viii he directly or ino Getty influenced
in favor of the party Nich shall chpn-
liou the cause OF the IRISH industry rs
indicated"
Mrs. Parnell leaves r New York to-
day 10 take the pre- ninary steps to-
wards the organi@atit of the Irish in
tcrest, so that in case action of either
of the leading policGl parties the
promises contained the proposition
can he fulfilled. Dug the conference
i, was stated that The sasOn why Alex
uulcr Sullivan so per ,tently refused n
recollection to the pres cncy of the irish
National League was hat NE proposed
u enter the canvass il upport of Blaine,
and did not wish torOmpromise the
lrish-Amcrican vote b becoming pub
lie speaker in support the Republican
candidate while holtug the Office rs
president of the Irish iatiunal League.
Mrs. Parncll oXplniu with regard to
the report that she is gagged in the or
gani2aticn OF Il part. for the benefit
Of the Observation-Disclosures that she is
not organizing any par and has not eN-
pressed The slightest pr arcnce loreither
Of the American partie. She believes,
however. that many {JiclcS produced
IN Ireland might be limited free, or
almost free, of duty,tS they are not
q mpetitiye with Ame,can or English
goods. while as mOdelsnd for popular
use. they would be ,linently useful.
Her only purpose is & direct attention
to this industrial field, mich would b(
highly beneficial to ! Tn Ireland and
America.