Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-12-02
pARNELL's REPROACHES.
Bitter Words from the Irish
hA~ Leaders Lips.
"a eARRULOUs OLD GENTLEMAN

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'xA~se wsras Were Applied to Gladstone.
rnrnen xhlnks His wiaA to see nh
rsnowsxs sa saght Of the Promised
A4&nd Very Reasonable One.
LONDON. Dec s.--The scenes around the
parliatDenk buildings yesterday dnring this
session of she Parnellites were almost uu
preoedented Crowds OF members and re
porters thronged tho corridors awaiting
news. But one mewspaper man was al
misted Mr.. Parnell seemed in unusuall,
good spirits. During the debate those out
side plainly heard Mr.. Sexton shout angri.
Iy ia response to remark Of Mr. Parneii,
ssVve are your comrades, not your slaves. "
Xs is surnissd by those familiar with MI
PxrneIl's methods that be has been tryina
90 delay matters as much as possible by
keening hts enemies in London, while bis
party agents are working like beavers
murong the people 10 ireland II some Of
his leading anita gonists were to 40 over
and take the stump against him al this
crisis hts chances Of success would b.
greatly diminished
Advices from the Irish cities states tha'
the declaration OF the ENJOYS to America
against Pnrnell has had a marked effect in
turning sentiment away from him.
The wedding DAY Fixed
Mr. parncll. 1t is said has already sp-
pointed the wedding day. about six months
hence for himself and Mrs O'Shaa, Those
who have met the pair say that they are
very muck devoted TO each other, and that
Mrs OfShea's one ambition for years has
been to become MIRA. Parnell; chat while
she deploras the political effect Of the ex.
posture, eAe is more than compensated 10y
she prospect OF union 20 the man Of hes
choice. Mrs. 0'Shea is about four years
Older than Parnell. lt is said that She had
evidence amply sufficient 90 have defeated
the suit fo~ divorce by proving, not her
own Innocence, but her husbands guilt,
hut she desired nothing TO stand in the
way OF gaining Parnell for husband.
A Very stormy Meeting.
About seventy-ive members Of the Irish
parliamentary party attended the meeting
yesterday afternoon. The meeting was a
very stormy one. The friends Of Mr. Par
nell made desperate efforts to rcad journ the
conference to Dublin, where, they urge SO
grave a question as the leadership Of the
Irish party should properly be decided, bat
Sexton and Healy warmly opposed the
plan. Replying for the minority. Mr. Red
. snond passionately appealed to the repre-
sentatves Of Ireland 10 the British parlia-
ment to pause before they cast aside the
great leader whose ability had given co.
lzesion 70 their organization and success
10 their efforts.
lie asserted that at the time Of Mr. Par.
nells re-eiection the divorce matter was
understood. (Ories Of mot" "Hor) They
ali knew IN what manner Mr. Giadstones
letter bad been withheld from their knowl-
edge, and yet, at the bidding ofthe English
Liberals, they wanted TO sacrifice the irish
header, and with him the National cause
mr.. Giirs Great Grief
Mr.. Redmond then referred to the effect
which the removal Of Mr.. Parneli wuulu
have upon the evicted Irish tenants, anu
said thai thoir severest reprobation would
fall npyn those vino acquitsced in the depo-
sition OF their stanchest FREUD Tnsil
friends m America too, who had Tor s.
many yeaS sustained them aud the cause
womb demand reckoning from the foes
Of ParneiL
Mr hsdmond concluded his long and
fervid speech by inviting his hearers 60
vote, ana when they cast their ballots 70
soc that Ehey we're cast for Ireland. Pro.
iouged cheers greeted the conclusion OF his
remarks 1elegrams in support OF Mr.
Parneli were then read from Messrs Har.
ringbon, Pierce .Aahony, Lalor and l.eahy.
A cable dispatch WAS read from Mr.. Gih,
@xPressiys o. his grief at the action which
biS couselence compelled him 60 take 10
wArd the leader lac loved He would Civ,
his HE No derend the leader, or he wOuio
follow him 70 death. hut he could not tot
IItr A..
henor
mr. PArneil's speech.
MIR. Barry then made motion that Mr.
Harnell retire. The meeting warmly de
hated this motion and Mr. Noians amend
Fnent Thru the question of retirement b.
postponed until the meluDers should per
Gouaily ascertain tue views OF their cOn
statuents aud tine parry should meet II
Dublin.
Mr. Parneli theu took the floor He sal,
tbc CINE ssMd cOme when he must speai
ont against the opposition WITHIN tn
party cauzed by Mr. GiadstOne's letter
IbOee responsible for the decision Of Tn
party sesIned 70 forget what WAS due 4
theuiseives, their country and him. IN
xnen VINO were most consplcO0usly agains
hAm. MeasrA Healy au0 Sexton, woul
have 10 beaF theIr responsibility ia al thi,
Mr.. HesLy had been framed Tor this wal
fare. Who trained hims Who saw hi
genins and gave him his first chance i
public liieg Who got him his seat ia pa
.Rianent, tending, rrbukiug restrainm
hi1nf Mr. Pmrnell continued: THAT Heal
Is here today to destroy me Is due 20 un
sels; 5ut l am glad he is here even to q
stroy me, II be understands the meaniu
and etfec4 Of his proceeding Hesly I
minds me Of his services. He has not bel
slow 70 remind me OF them al any time.
understand he attended the recent NEE
iug 10 Dublin which called on me not
retire. Who asked him to do sot Did Il
Parnetrs bitter Reproaeh.
Who asked Mccarthy TO travel to Du
hin to say that he would be able to give
formation which would throw difiere
.cemplexion on hidden events? Did
Where was Sexton at this same meetiu
Where were you allf Why did you encou
aRt me 10 come forward aud maintain q
leadership and face the world, IL you we
mot going 70 stand by me9 Why did ii
officers encourage me TO take my positi
an the bridge il they were 20 act as traitC
and hand me over to another command
tn-cheif l did not ask them for the G
tiEcAte Of character given by the Dub
mtcung. A leader killer, Barry, b
been pas up TO stab me, as he stabbed I
old lion, Isaac Butt. Ia days gone by
remember we'll that though Butt arraii
"a me, never by word or deed counsel
attacks upon him, but allowed the
80 man 10 90 down to an honored grave rat