Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-10
PARNELL CHEERED.
A Hearty Farewell Given Him in London
The Envoys' 1i0vements.

n neorty Farewell Given HIM In LOU0Ou-
The Envoys' Movements.
When Mr.. Parnel left London for Dublin
last evening q large crowd Of Irishmen, resi-
dents Of the former city. had assembled at the
railway station and on the appearance Of their
leader cheered wildly. Mr.. Parnen entered a
car and from q window addressed his country
men. He said: Il am overjoyed to see that
you have honored me in such large numbers.
The demonstration will help me in this fight
which l have undertaken. Over sixteen years
ago the Irishmen Of England gave mo the first
assistance in framing for my country the path
which she has pursued. From that day to this
i have never forgotten your help; never for
gotten that 70 yoa exiles Of Erin. was due the
credit Of the first Godspeed in the new stfue-
gle. You viii have no cause to regret that you
stood by me In those days: you will be with me
to the end. and together we will win for our
country what God determined she shall GET
A number Of the Mccarthy faction of the
Irish parliamentary party were on the same
train, occupying seats in the rear cars.
DEMONSTRATION IN DUBLIN.
This evening in Dublin a torchlight process
sion will be held in his honor, in which all the
bands in the city will participate. The pro-
cession will escort Mr. ParIell to the rotunda.
where, as has already been announced. he will
deliver an address During his visit he will be
the guest of the lord mayor at the Mansion
House. 1t IL Mr.. Parnells intention to reor-
ganize the National League in Dublin. Mr..
Parnell has been invited 10 visit Mitchclstown
dnring his tour i'll Ireland. He has been as
sured that 10000 persons will assemble there to
welcome him.
At yesterdays meeting of the anti-Par
nellites Chairman Mccarthy read cable mes
sage from the anti-ParneD delegates in Amer
lea, which was follows:
Cordial sympathy with your resolution.
Regarding methods for immediate future, ow-
ing to impossibility OF adequate discussion by
hitherto, to Won. We are cooperating by the
methods we believe best to secure Parnelrs
withdrawal and the reunion of the party"
ON THIS SIDE OF THE OCEAN.
Monday night the executive committee of
the municipal council Of the Irish National
League of New York had a private conference
with the ENJOYS, at which they notified them
of their adhesion to tie anti-Parneil side of the
controversy. a series of resolutions deploring
the division and rejecting Mr.. Parnells leader
ship we're drawn up at the meeting OF the COM
mittee and will be made public at the next meet
ing of the council.
THE DEsPoNpKNT ENJOYS.
The ENJOYS tell their despondency in their
faces. William O'Brien looks worn and hag-
gard and Dillon's natural gloom. and cad ex-
preston has been doubly intensified. The
natural good nature and smiles of OConnor
and sullivan nothing could dampen and they
continue the life Of the party. Harrington.
who has been visiting his old friend. Col John
Atkinson, in Detroit is expected to sail for Ire
land today. He has refused to assent to q Par
neilite demonstration before he leaves.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. OBrien made the
following statement: In consequence OF mis-
leading versions of the cablcgrams which have
just passed between Mr.. Parnell and myself on
the subject of negotiations for the reunion of
the Irish party. have decided to make public
the entire correspondence. 1t is as follows:
o'BRIEy TO PARSELL.
New YORK. Dec. z. 1S90.-To Mr.. Parnell NJ
p. house of commons, London.--Confiden-
tail shrink with horror from taking sides
against you in a struggle which opens such an
appalling prospect OF ruin and disgrace to our
cause. Throughout this unhappy business
have absta!ned from saving one word per-
sonally offensive TO son and have read with
deepest pain and disgust some of the personal
attacks made ON you, and now, before Ireland
Is irretrievably committed to n ruinous con-
fiict. appeal to you as a leader have for ten
years been proud to follow and friend for
whom still feel warm affection. can YOU not
see some way by which, while safeguarding
your own reputation. the country may be saved
from the destruction which threatens it?
WILLIAM OBRIEN.
Hoffman House, Dec. Z.
PARsKiL TO o'BaIES.
LONDON, Dec. 8, 1s9O.-OBrien. Hoffman
House: Had you wired prior to Saturday some
suggestion from me might have succeeded.
Now too late for ME to rescue seceders from
false position. Shall. however. be glad TO sec
you and consult you on arrival iii Europe.
PAgNELL.
In addition 70 the above Mr.. OB-ien yester-
iay forwarded the following cable to Mr.. Par
nell:
New YORK. Dec. g. 189O.-Parnell. MP,
house of commons: Regret to find misleading
version Of my confidential cablegram published
In press Your reply shows total misuntfST-
standing Of my message. which was prompted
by regard for your past services and by still
existing personal affection. and sent with
knowledge of colleagues here in earnest hope
that you might. in consonance with will Of ma
jority of party. whose election Of chairman We
have Endorsed. find 4 way by which country
might be saved from "a ruinouS conflict. Tone
of your reply leaves little ground OF hope. but.
having regard 10 horrible consequences to
country OF prolonged interuecine struggle, am
still anxious to have interview. and shall start
Saturday for France on my way to Ireland. Am
communicating this to press.
WILLIAM O'Bx1xS.
Late Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Dillon sent the
following cablegram to Mr.. Justin Mccarthy:
NEW YORK, Dec. 9. 1s9O.-Justin Mccarthy
house commons, London: O'Brien sails for
Havre Saturday. Convey our views and con-
suit you and colleagues. We publish today full
| cablegrams with Parnell. DILLON.
MIR. Gill will undoubtedly sail with Mr..
O'Brien.
Messrs. Dillon. Sullivan and O'Connor will
| remain in New York until the compromise Of
which they all seem sanguine, is brought about
| by MIR. O'Brier's efforts. He goes determined
| to leave nothing undone to avert the fractional
| strife threatened. John Dillon last evening
expressed his personal opinion that even the
press dispatches Of last night showed that there