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adopted resolution supporting Mr.. Par

nell.
The opinion of the nationalists in county
Tyrone In favor OF Mr.. Parnell is growing.
william REYNOLDS, who represented the
eastern division of that county, and Mat
thew Kenny, who represents the middle di-
VISION, have been summoned 10y their con-
stituents 10 resign their seats in the Honsa
OF Commons if they do not support MIR.
Parnen
The manifesto issued by the hierarchy de-
clares that their Judgment Is not giveA
on political grounds, but solely on the rev =
iations of the divorce court, after which
they are unable TO regard Mr.. paraell in
any other light than convicted of one Of the
gravest ofenseS known to religion ard So
clety, which is aggravated in his case by
almost every circums ance possible to give
It scandal ana prominence in guilt and
shame. Surely Catholic Ireland, the man
ltesto continued, so eminent for the virtue
and purity Of It's social life,
will not accept as leader a
man wholly dishouored and unworthy
OF christian confidence. Further, we can
not avoid the conviction that a continuance
OF Mr.. ParnelPs leadership will disorganize
and range in hostile camps those hitherto
united with the force Of our country Con-
fronted with the prospect Of a continuance
so disastrous, we see nothing but inevitable
defeat at the general election, and Bs a re-
suit home rule indefinitely postponed, coer-
cion perpetuated. the hands of the evictor
strengthened, and evictees without a shadow
OF hope of being renstated.
CABLEGRAMs FROM THE ENJOYS.
CHICAGO. Dec. 3.-After reading the test
vote in the Parnellite meeting in London
last night, William O'Brien, on behalf of
mis- colleagues, sent the following cableEram
to the editor of United Ireland: "Stand
by US unless our party deem it iujudcious.
lusist that the representatives of the people
shall not be bullied. They speak from
solemn conviction that Mr.. Parnell's leader
ship means destruction.n
Mr.. Dillon sent a chblegran to Dublin
yesterday, Of which the following is the
substance: IF you rigidly maintain the
position we have taken the success Of the
Irish cause IN parliamentary legislation is
assured. IL you do not, all the success OF
the last few years will result in final
failure"
THE TOUR ABANDONED.
The American tour of the Irish parlia-
m1eatary Delegates has beea abandoned.
Messrs. Dillon, O'Brien, Harrington
and O'Connor will leave to-nor-
row for New York, and the
two former will sail Saturday for Paris, and
Messrs Harrington and O'Connor, together
with Messrs. Gill and Sullivan, should the
latter reach New York in time, for LIVER
pool. This is the sitnation as it stands to-
night
DOWN ON THE ENJOYS.
KANSAS CITY, Mo Dec. 3.-The arrange
ments for the reception of the Irish nation
alist envoys to this city and for holding a
mass meeting wore to have been completed
last night at meeting Of the Knights of st.
Patrick, who have the affair In charge.
When the time came for the meeting a
quorum did not appear, and no further at
tempt will be made to complete the arrange
| ments.
Michael Doland, an Irish-American
leader, says his cOuntrymen here are bitterly
| opposed to the sentiments expressed In the
manifesto signed by Messrs. Dillon, O'Brien
! and others, and that they will take part in
no demonstration In which the Irish ENJOYS
participate.
IN FAVOR OF PARNELL.
Cork, Dec. "a committed of the Cork
Young Ireland society, Of which William
O'Bren is president, has adopted a reso-
lntion supporting Mr.. Parnell. The Cork
Winners association has also adopted a
resolution in favor of retaining Mr.. Parnell
at the head Of the Irish people.