The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-16
PRIESTS IN ERIN'S FRAY.
PULPIT DENUNCIATION STILL CO.
ING ON.

Parnells Supporters Capture a Meeting
Called by the Clergy at Galway.
Parnelrs Picture Burned at CIoyne.
The First Number Of the Suppressed
United Ireland" Appears.
DUBLIN. Dec. 15-The managers Of the
suppressed United Ireland have issued a
four-pags half penny paper with the
subtitle, William OBrisn's Paper.
The leading article, which is headed
Dissertation" says: 'It would be
unjust to the castle TO compare its fercest
attacks upon Mr.. O'Brien with the cowar div
stab dealt him by treaoherous friends. That
Leamy should have helped TO stab this
brave, tender. heart we would not have
believed il any angel from heaven had
foretold it.n
KILKENNY's CANDIDATES.
Vincent Scully and John Pope Hennessy
were formally nominated to-day as the op-
posing candidates for parliament from Xii
kenny.
The branch of the National league at
Armagh has adopted a resolution repudiat-
ing Mr.. Parnell.
At the Franciscan c.urch at Ennis YES
terdny, the friars denounced Mr.. Parnell,
both for bis moral and political actions.
Several members Of the congregation be-
came offended at the utserances OF the fri
ars, and left the church.
The Suppressed United Ireland made
lts first appearance to-day. IL contains
letter from Archbishop Walsh, supporting
the opponents of Mr.. Parnell
PARNELL's PICTURE BURNED.
Very Rev. p. d. O'Reagau, dean Of the
chapter OF Cloyne, called a meeting, at
which resolutions were adopted repudiN
ating Mr.. Parnell. Not content ith this
number of those present procured a
picture Of Mr.. Parnell and made bonfire
Of it.
At Galwaya meeting called by the clergy
Tor the purpose OF denouncing Mr.. Parnell
had result that was entirely unlocked for
by its promoters The supporters of Mr..
Parnell turned out in force. They filled the
hall, occupying the platform, and passed a
resolution supporting Mr.. Parnell. They
also passed resolution calling upon j.
lnkerton, member Of parliament for Gal
way city, TO resign his seat.
PARNELL AT RATHDowNEY.
MIR. Parnell slept last night at Urling-
ford whence he drove this morning to
Rathdowney. Messrs Davitt and Tanner
also started for Rathdowney with the
avowed intention of confronting Mr.. Par
nell publicly Messrs. Harrison, O'Kelly.
Edward Harrington and Joseph Nolan,
members of parliament, Joined Mr.. Paruell
at the Ossory hotel. Here deputation of
tenant farmers from the Aghadoe, Galway,
branch of the league, presented an ad-
dress declaring confidence in Mr.. Parnell,
In expressing thanks for the address, MIR.
Parnell said he rejoiced to SEQ so many
sterling farmers among the people rallying
around him. IL was an assurance that
lrishmen never more would submit to
English dictation. The seal of Kilkenny
would be put upon his sixteen years
addressed the deputation. He said he
regretted that the Irish members of parlia-
ment opposing Mr.. Parnell had descended
to foul abuse OF London music halls, hurl-
ing woman's name at their former leader.
[Cries Of "Shame," and "Dirty Tim
Healy.nl 1t was unmanly, ungenerous and
un-Irish. [Choers.l
TANNER RAISES LAUGH
During the meeting at the hotel, Messrs
Davitt and Tanner arrived and began to
speak from their wagons in the market
square. Several hundred persons were
grouped around Mr.. Tanner, who, in his
speech, said that the Irish party
could not whitewash Mr. Parnell. He
complained Of mis- Old leader calling the
seceders gutter sparrows." Then, stopping
suddenly and pointing to Mr.. Parnell, who
was leaving the hotel in carriage and
driven off, he shouted: "He is clearing
out now. Tally-ho. Fox has got away"
This sally was greeted with roars of
laughter and cheers. Mr.. Parnell and his
party, avoiding this market square mau-
aged to effect their departure without any
collision Of the factions. AS they we're pass
ing through the village of Durrow a crowd
OF peasants gave cheers for Mr.. O'Brien.
whereupon Mr.. Harrington called for cheers
for Mr.. Dillon. They were freely given,
but there was no response to his call for
cheers for Mr.. Parnell.
PRIEST LEFT IN THE LURcH.
During the celebration of mass at Kilkv-
sail yesterday. Father Gillian, the ofiiciat-
ing priest, took occasion to denouuce Mr..
Parnell In very severe terms. While he was
speaking the whole congregation arose and
left the church. A meeting was then organ
lied by the parishioners outside the church
and vote Of confidence in Mr.. Parnell was
unanimously adopted.
ARCHBISHOP wALsH's LETTER
Archbishop Walsh's letter in the Sup
pressed United Ireland is addressed to Mr..
Mccarthy. The archbishop urges Mr..
Mccarthy to keep his pledges to act and
vote with the party always In the forefront.
lie says:
Let it stand at the head of every circular,
that leaves the office. 1t win be your best ar
gumeBt in the long run, aid you Will find your
self safe in taking your stand On il alone. The
dscreditable device OF calling membes TO ac-
count for standing by their party
Instead OF by Mr.. Parnel has been resorted TO,
not without temporary success but every one
knows that the assertion that the pledge was
TO an individual leader, is grossly untrue
CaluInny has been a favorite weapon IN the
hands of our enemies TO misrepresent you az
pledging yourselves 10 Mr.. Parnel, right or
wrong. How Indignantly calumny used
to be repelled How easy it was to
repel or refute it. Our peoplehave not for
gotten the great betrayal Of 1882 Every In
fanny had story of political dishonor. Sadier
and Keogn are covered up IN pledge-breaking.
Are Ir shmen prepared TO do what they so bit
terly condemned when done by otherss But
must not be misunderstood. No pledge can
bind man TO do wrongful oct. II
any member of the national COMMITTEES finds
that he cannot accept the pledge let him go 10
the electors, if he can find any constituency
prepared to break with the we'll tried policy OF
the last decade and commit itself to the peril
olls course OF handing the parliamentary forces
OF the country to the practically unchecked
control of an individual dictator
The new paper displays pugnacious head
ings, such as "Parnellite Cowards.n y "The
Freenldns Journals Falsehoods, +" "Parnell-
ite Opinion Manufactured, !" "Conspiracy of
Clamor and Suppression etc. The editori-
ais abound in excited phrases after the
manner Of an election hy-sheet. The paper
has had large sale.