Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-16
A WOMAN'S NAME
Is What Tim Healy Filings
at His Old Leader.
This Style of Campaigning
Deeply Deplored.
Davitt and Tanner Fire a Few Shots
at Parnell.
The New Anti-Parnell Paper Makes It's
Approximation Dillon Makes
Associated Press Dispatches.

DUBLIN, Dec. 15.-Parnell and several
of his adherents today addressed large
meeting at Rathdowney. Parnell was
presented with an address OF confidence.
Harrison, in speech, regretted that the
opposing members of the party descended
to hurling woman's name at their for
mer leader. This was received by the
crowd with shouts of: "Dirty Tim
Healy." While the meeting was in pro-
gress, Davitt and Tanner arrived in
town and began to address the crowd in
the market square. While they were
talking, Parnell drove away in car
riage, ,whereupon Tanner shouted: "He
is clearing out, now. Tally-ho! The
for has got away"
Parnell and party managed to depart
without any collision of the factions.
Rev. O'Reagan, dean of the chapter
of Cloyne, called a meeting at which
resolutions were adopted repudiating
Parnell. A number OF those present
procured a picture of Parnell and
burned it.
At meeting called by the clergy of
odiWdy lol UhO Pu' PooC VI oCHOuhSiiS
Parnell the supporters of Parnell turned
out in force. They passed resolution
supporting their leader.
During the celebration Of mass at
Kildysart yesterday, Father Gillian, the
officiating priest, took occasion to de-
nounce Parnell in very severe terms.
While he was speaking, the whole con-
gregation arose and left the church. A
meeting was organized by the parishion-
ers outside, and vote of confidence in
Parnell was unanimously adopted.
THE NEW IRISH PAPER.
The suppressed United Ireland, the
paper issued by the McCarthyites, APP
peared today. 1t contained a letter
from Archbishop Walsh supporting the
opponents of Parnell.
Archbishop Walsh's letter in Sup
pressed United Ireland, urges Mccarthy
to keep his pledge to sit and vote>with
the parry always in the front. "It will
be your best argument in the long run,
and you will find yourself safe in max
ing your stand on it. Every one knows
that the assertion that the pledge was
to an individual leader, is grossly un-
true. Calumny has been favorite
weapon in the hands of our enemies"
The new paper displays pugnacious
headings, such as "Parnellite Cowards }"
"Freeman's Journals Falsehood;"
"Parnellite Opinion Manufactured"
etc. The paper had a large sale.
PARNELL's CAUSE IS LOST.
LONDON, Dec. 15.-The Daily News's
correspondents at Kilkenny declares his
belief that ParnelPs cause is lost.
Speaking of the Rothdowney meeting
today, he says: Four thousand persons
attended Davitt's meeting, while only
few hundred listened to Parnell. An
allusion to the Freeman's Journal in
Tanners speech called forth: 80 blazes
with itp' Tanner thereupon burned a
copy of the paper. Davitt in his
speech said: "Parnell has fled, as he
will flee from Kilkenny next Monday,
but will meet him face to face before
the contest is over, and ask him to re-
peat that the archbishops, bishops,
priests and Sexton, O'Brien and Dillon
are the scum of the earth. This is the
Parnell who did not hesitate to accept
forty Thousand pounds from the scum of
Ireland" At the conclusion of the
meeting. farmers dragged wagon with
Davitt and others on through the village
in triumph.