Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09

strenuous var "
vita the object JUSTIN AcAsFHx.
Of demonstrating that the authority 10
speak in tAs nsue Of the Irish people
no longer rests With them tie Will
proceed 70 ireland dsring the Christmas
recess sad iaveks public opinion.
After the Silhdra~al of Alr. Mccarthy
ssd the otRsF anti Parasll msmb beFs Sat
asday tAs supporters Of Mr.. Parnell
adopted resolutions expressing rsgret
~ Mr. 0lsdstoass refusal 20 state his
views on ths questions Submitted 10
him, Ana then ratified the re-slsetioa Of
Mr.. Parnell as Chairman.
The sppoasats OF Mr.. Parnsll who
withdrew trem the meeting in body,
met In . senfsrencs-rssm aud by
unanimous vote elscted Mr.. Justin Nc
Carthy chairman IL is the intention
TO Appoia, a council of eight mem bers
70 assist the chair. When Mr.. Me
Carthy had assumed the chair the meat-
ing proceeded 70 consider the following
resolution:
We. members Of the Irish Parliamentary
party. sOlemnly renew cur adhesion 10 the
principle. In devotion 20 which have never
wavered, that the Irish pagty Is snd always
must remain independent or all other parties.
Further. VIC declare that We will neVer en-
teFtain any proposal for settlement OF the
home-rule question except such as satisfies the
aspirations of the Irish party and the Irish
people.
The resolution, which was proposed
by Timothy Hesly and seconded by Mr..
Sexton, was unanimously adopted. The
result was Immediately communicated
10 Mr.. Gladstone. Upon learning what
had been done Mr.. Gladstone exclaimed:
Thank Cod Home rule is saved"
In response 20 the call issued by Mr..
Justin Mccarthy. the leader OF the anti
Parnellite section of the Irish party,
all the membe OF the party who are
opposed to Mr.. Parnell ssembled at
noon 70 further consider the line of
policy 10 be adopted. Copies of the call
had been addressed to Mr.. Parnell
and his supporters, but IL is hardly nee
essary to state that none OF them were
present A com uittee was appointed
10 assist Mr.. Mccarthy in deciding the
future action of the party. The meet
ing was presided over by Mr.. Mccarthy.
After the appointment of the council
an adjournment was taken until
o'clock Tuesday.
During the coming week Mr.. Parnell
will make addresses at Dublin, Cork.
Limerick and Waterford. Mr.. Parnell
will be acco m panied on bis coming tour
through Ireland by the most active of
his followers. Before his departure
from England for ireland ne will
60 - he
latter country. 1t will be signed by all
his supporters. including MIR. Carew,
who has heretofore been regarded as
doubtful in his allegiance.
Gladstone has been interviewed on
the events of Saturday. He declares
that the deposition of Parnell means
the salvation Of Ireland. No doubt
home rule has received = grievous set
back. and Psrnsll's present tactics will
prevent its early triumph. Gladstone
says he will regard it as happy
privilege TO renew negotiations with
the new head OF the Irish party. He
will now have an opportunity to formu-
late new ideas for the best interests OF
Ireland. IL would be unwise to re-
veal now what the future may bring
forth. IL must suffice for him to
say that when the time comes the Lib
eral partv in general and the Irish
people in particular viii be thoroughly
satisfied So long as Ireland recog.
nires the new order so long will ne
exert his full energy for her hest inter
ests
CHICAGO. Dec. s. s.-John Dillon. Will
lam O'Brion. 7. D Sullivan, T. Il.
O'Connor and T. P. Gill left this city
Saturday afternoon for New York. Two
hours earlier Timothy Harrington
started for Detroit. where he will re-
main few days on a visit 70 Colonel
Atkinson. The envOTs will probably
return 70 Europe 81 once.
There is little doubt that DN.
lon and 0'Brisn will spend
Christmas in Clesnel Jail Both
these men have stated emphst.
icslly again and again that they would
not for moment entertain the idea OF
stirring up strife in Ireland oy opposing
Psrnell II the Irish people would show
through their public bodies that tsey
wanted Parnell. In such an event
said Dillon 70 John DevoY. Il would
not movs hand nor foot against Psrnell
in ireland"
NEv Yokx. Dec. . s-Nessrs 0'Brisn.
Sullivan. Dillon. 0Conner ard Gill. the
Irish ENJOYS 70 America. have arrived
In tets eitv from Chicago. Trey re-
fused TO be interviewed. but all signed
the following statement for the press:
We resTcs % - obliged to continue snd
raiataf7 sesssute siie.cs n tAe circumstances
o. ne prsseat mogcat We hsv- eabied ouF
svprsral = the cssice - Mr. Justin Nearby
ss chairman ~ ths T-tsh Nstioaai party snd
ear .arness sore is thst eur collessues aad our
r~cpis rsr Sc ne way - aesulescs IN hat
cAoics ard tnrs restore ne priceless sieSsisx
81 anitF n sur psrty
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