The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-08-23
MR.. HAYNES MISSION.
The hostility Between the CronIn
and Anti -CronIn Elements Re-


past week with many members of the
Irish party i'll the house Of commons,
and that the attention shown him
was likely to jeOpardize the mission OF
o Brien and Dillon to the United States
has aroused great indignation i'll the
ranks of the COnfederated Irish soCie
ties of Chicago. Mr.. Hynes is n local
Irish leader of national prominence.
lie is allied With what is known as the
Cronin element, and took took
prominent part in the prosecution of
Detective COughlin and his associates
ates as one Of the counsel for
the state. For yeaIs he has
been bitterly antagonistic to the
Sullivan Egan triangle element and
was one of the chief friends and sup
porters OF the murdered physician.
Recently, however, it has been stated
that his relations with the leaders of
the triangle element had assumed
somewhat cordial phase, although
this is denied by his friends. There
are only two or three men in Chicago
who are aware Of the precise object OF
Mr.. Hynes mission to London at the
present time, and these cannot be in
duCed to unbOsOm themselves, but
there IL very general impression that
his trip across the water has not been
entirely disconnected with the present
division in the Irish ranks and that
Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien will he
made very fully aware Ui the sltla-
ton, from the CrOnin point OF view,
before they set sail for this country
The resolutions adopted at the great
Irish demonstration held at Bur-
hmgtOn Park a few days ago, and
which denounced as a hagrant out
rage upon the American principle of
home rule any attempt on the part of
persons living IN America to dictate IN
matters of policy, leadership or organ
izatiOn to the home rulers of Ireland
and warning the members of the Irish
National lleaglte of America that
Irish Americans iiiSist OH the same
right Of home rule for themselves, and
will tolerate no interference from per
sons claiming to act in the name of
the people of Ireland. nor from any one
else outside the tinted States, In the
international management Of Irish
organizations, have been Cabled to Mr..
Parnell and are expected to have CUh-
siderable influence in shaping the in
struCtions which will he gwen to the
delegation from the Irish party. An
other resolution adopted by the SAME
representative gathering reads as tol-
lows "That We solemnly warn the
people OF Ireland that the
fOnl conspiracy which planned
and executed the HttroCious
murder OF DR.. Parrick Henry Cronin,
and which continues to shield the
chief criminals from Justice, is a dan
ger that threatens the very existence
Of the national movement; that the
statement that the murdered man
was a British spy, or anything but a
pure and unseltish patriot, is, to our
knowledge, a viIIianous falsehood con-
cOCted by the rOhher.murderers to
cover up their crimes, AMI that the
weak ami cCwurdlY attitude bf TOR
tiOn of the press and some representa-
tive men in Ireland on the subject,
and, above all, their attitude toward
the men whom every intelligent citizen
in this community holds guilty Of the
|MGcdet, Is fast alternating American
|k>nnpathy from the irish cause and
|E<Ring i'm disiust from the national
lament its best and most active
I<ks that we call attention of the
f|fjes OF Cook county and the
<2 Ih;nOis t0 the fact that the
}V Manned ami instigated the
pk On, CronIn over fifteen
|l6y{> still walk the streets nm
5h11 their continued inn
N<Hn(ang menace to the
) ltV of this community,
ssfe of'all decent, law
+ "A |Nf The Irish race to aid
NJ |{x justice is frustrat-
e{{ tF the b tk in positions Of trust
III tho policy department OF active
partisnns OF the murderers and by the
shameless aid given by public officials
md other prominent citizens to u con
SpirAcy to defeat the law"
Eronl these manifestations of opin-
"A M 1WraeeAu how bitter is the
|es{ ia crcvice bstwesn
: ! : : J J ]
B,ld the fact re-
rccipisate Fight.