The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-10
EAGER FOR REVENGE.
Parnell Goes to Ireland to Stir
Up Trouble.
STARVING PEAsANrs FORGOTTEN
Public Sentiment soiidifying Against
the Uncrowned King-OBrien to
Hasten Co France.

LONDON, Dee 9.-parnell started for Dublin
tocay large crowd Of Irish en-, re-idents OF
this city, assembled at the railway station and
cneered Psruell wildly He spoke bri. fly. ex-
pressing gratitude at the demonstration. which.
he said, would help the q ,ht he had undertaken.
They would have no caus, to regr that they
stosd by him. and together they would win for
Ireland what God determined she should get
Parnell will be the guest of the lord mayor OF
Dublin. There will be a large procession on his
arrival, and he Will address the people. He ha.
been invitei 10 visit Mitchelstown, and assured
of an audience OF 10000 there.
number OF the Mccarthy faction were on
the same train.
At a meeting Of the anti Parneil section today
manifesto was dscussed. bur nothing definite
decided upon. telegram was received from
the delegates in America, saying they were CO.
operating by methods they believe best 10 secure
Paraeli's withdrawal aud reunion of the party.
Justin Mccarthy expressed hope tlat the di-
vision in the parry viii be gradually bridged-
Gladstone has written a letter regarding the
crisis in the Iiisn party ia which he says there
appears to be no question aft citing himself, but
oniy the unexplained contradiction between
the Parnell of November. 1890, and the Parnell
of all former dates since the Hawarden inter-
view.
BELFAST, Dec. 9. - The Nous, which has
hitherto supported Parnell, now urges hum TO
retire.
NEW YogK, Dec. Sin consequence of the
pub ieation OF mis- eading versions OF the cab,e-
grams between Parnell and o Br Ell on the sub
ject OF the negotiations Tor union of the
Irish party. 0Bren makes she whole corr g.
pondence pubic.
Under the cate of New York, December z
O'Brlen cables Paruell as follows: II shrink
vita sorrow from taking SIDES AKA INST you in
the struggle which opens suca all appalling
II
Throughout this unhappy bus ness / have alb
stained from ono word personally offensive to
you and have read with the deepest pain and
disgust some of the personal attacks made on
you. aud now, before Ireland is lrretrievably
committed to ruinous conf c., app al to you,
as The leader hsve TO. ten years BEEN proud To
foil W. aud as friend Tor whom / still feel
warm affection, can you not see me- way by
which, Vile safeguarding yonr own reputation,
the Country may be saved from the destruction
which threatens it?"
Parneii replies December S: Had you wired
PRIOR 10 Saturday your suggestion might nave
sue eeded Now IL Is too late for me to rescue
the seceders f ON their false position. / shall.
however, be very glad To see you and consult
you on your arrival IN Europe"
Obrie reph "a to this today: "Your reply
shows a tota. misunderstanding of my message,
which was prompted by regard for your pas
services. aud stil existing personal affection,
aud VITA the knowledge tist our ,ollesgues are
in earnest hoped you might act in conson-
ance with the will of the majority OF
the party which elected you chsir-
man. We have endeavored to find
q way by whica the coun ry might be saved
from ruiuous conflict The tone of your reply
leaves little room for hope, but having regard
TO the horrible consequences to he coun ~ of a
prolonged internecine struggle, I am still
anxious to have an interview, and shall start
Saturday for France, on my way to Ireland"
The envoys decided TO send Gill with o. Brien
to Havre on Sa urday. They will consult with
Parnell and thu anti Psruellitea