The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-24

trickster and uuscrupulous enemy Of lib
erty aud democracy, who attacks Ireland's
honor in its most vital part. ard who be-
trayed It's trust OF honor committed 10 his
care. The paper says that Mr.. Parnell
should not be permitted to hold power,
which would be abused and which would
render lreland'S condition under his dicta-
tioa worse than that Of South
American republic. Ireland. according TO
the Labor World, can dght Ralfourism,
for that may be classed as an open enemy,
while Parnellism is much more dangerous,
because L is a hidden foe. Mr. Parnelfs
honor, says the paper, is a by-word. His
meudacity is boundless, his vindictiveness
and tyranny are infamous, and hls hypocrisy
Is colossal, and he may drag Ireland to dis
grace. Those seeing him now in his hideous
detormity VIII not rest until they have de-
prived him of the power TO injure the un-
tarnished cause of Irish liberty.
COMMENTS OF THE PRESS.
LONDON, Dec. "a, A. M.-The Ddily
Netrs, referring to the election of Mr. Hem
messy, says: at was n splendid victory.
Whatever course Mr.. Parnell takes he will
take with the stigma of defea. upon him.
lie has never boen beaten by tho national
lists before. He will never be supported by
true natl nslists again"
Tho Post, while admitting preference fer
Mr.. farnell, who 1t says is fighting openly,
to those who are trying to stab him under
the semblance Of constitutional friendship
declares that the insinuation that the union
lists have any further interest in the struggle
is mere impudent device of the defeated
and hewildered remnant. T. r. O'Connoris
speech, it says, shows that it is rash to sup
pose that the last word has been spoken on
the split
PARNELL'S GOODNESS
The Kilkenny CORES pon dent Of the Dailu
Net0s says: "Mr. Parnell although aware
he was beaten, followed the counting with
the keenest interest. He went around the
table, notebook in hand, every quarter Of
an hour to count up the results. II Is a pity
no photographer was there to record the
presence OF Mr.. Davitt and Healy
and others. did not betray tho faint
est emotion, reading the result with
his face as calm as that OF marble in the
British museum. When Mr.. Healy, during
his speech from the balcony, taunted Mr..
Parnell the Parnellites leaped, swayed aud
howled like pack Of hounds to get at him.
1t is impossible to overpraise the conduct
of thesconstabulary throughout the struR-
gle."
MCCARTHY ON THE RESULT.
BoULoGNE, Dec. 23.-JuStin Mccarthy
arrived here to-day. Regarding the cleo
tion In Kilkenny he says the result sur
passed bis expectations, its decisive charac-
ter being accumulated by the fact that Mr..
Scully's vote included at least from 400 to
600 conservatives, making the total Par
nellite strength only one-quarter OF the
total poll. Mr. Mccarthy said he believed
the defeat of Mr.. Scully would have the ef-
feet of disorganizing the opposition and
would induce many wayerers to come out
against Mr.. Parnell
PHILADELPHIA SENDS HER CASH
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Dec. %. S.--Drexel 81
Co. g draft on tho Belfast Banking Com
pany Of Belfast. Ireland, for .00S was to-
day forwarded to Joseph T.. Kenny and
Alfred Webb, ,treasurers OF the Irish national
league. Dublin, being Philadelphia's con-
tribution to ''the evict5d tenants fund"
raised under the auspices Of the municipal
council of the Irish national league of this
city at the reception Of the Irish envoys.