The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-12-01


British people who have again and again
within the past Ave years manifested
their determination 10 do justice TO Ire
land. and have by their votes paralyzed
the arm Of coercion. In deliberately
bringing things TO this position, ParneH
has entered upon n rash and fatal path
upon which every consideration OF Ire
lands safety,as well as Of personal honor,
forbids us absolutely to follow him.
what Mr.. Parnell asks Us to do,
stripped Of all side issues, is 10 sacrifice
all hopes of an early settlement OF the
Irish struggle in his resolve "a maintain
his personal position. We are driven 10
choose between our leader and our cause.
In that sad choice, We cannot hesitate.
We are convinced that calm but reso-
lutte course of action of our party In this
cruel emergency will rebound TO
the advantage Of the cause Of furnishing
conclusive testimony Of the capacity OF
our parry and people for self government
We cannot relinquish the hope that In
the face Of such decisive action by the
representatives OF the Irish people Par
nelrs sense OF patriotism will withhold
him from plunging Ireland into those bor-
rors OF dissention which have so often
robbed her Of her liberty at the moment /,
was within her grasp and save him from
undoing in one passionate hour the re-
suits Of all bis incompatible services 10
his county,"
LONDON, Nov. ~ Morley has written
the press in reply 10 Parnelrs manifesto.
He says, positively, he made no attempt
90 fetter Parnells action with reference
10 the land bill. Both Gladstone aud him
self completely recognized that their rela-
tions with the Irish party were those Of an
independent alliance and not fusion.
"Parnell." he says, "imputes 90 me the
remarkable proposal without an object OF
absorbing the Irish party into English
politics by means Of Office. | made no
proposal, and IL was natural that in a
free, confidential discussion Of the possi-
BILE future should wish 10 make sure for
Gladstone's information that Parnell
still held TO his self-denyine Of 1ssD. His
answer was what l fully anticipated
Morley says Parnell's account OF whai
passed on the same occasion on the sub
ject Of the evicted tenants on the plan Of
campaign estates is incorrect; though he
Morley foresaw the difficulties in the
way Of legislation, he never said he or
any Of his colleagues had formed any
conclusions against the legislation. lie
did say that whether by direct or indirect
action the eyicted tenants ought not 10 he
allowed 10 suffer. He never limited that
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Michael Davitt in an Interview regard
ing the declaration OF the Irish delegates
in America, said tonight II rendered Par
nells continuance IN the leadership an
imposslbillty' It's weight with the Irish
people VIII be Immense. Ihe party has
come through the ordeal with the great
est honor, and he believes II viii remain
united and independent. He believe,
to-morrow's decision will be practicall,
unanimous. A Few may join Parnelf'
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party though ne mas lost Ireland,
confidence Inc parry express theil
gratitude bu' " ne makes further at
tempt 70 disturb 'ne party ne VIII IN
crushed lhere Is rninor tnat Parnel
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