New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-12
PARNELL'S SPEECH II CORK.
EI.yILING HIS FORMER ALI1Ls AND LOUDLY
CHIIEED BY GREAT THl;DNG.

ET.V1IING HIS FORMER ALLIlS AND LOUDLY
CurlEED BY \ GREAT THEoNG.
Cork. Dec II-Nr. PrrncTs reception in Mi, CITY
wa, similar to That accogdcd 10 him in Dublin. ht
welcome being Of the most enthusiastic character An
a1d-. from the Nttoial Lca2u. was pre- ca'cI to HIN
IN the chamber oi Commcrcr. where tremendous
crowd had gathered 10 greet him. After storm Of
cheer. NJ. pa.ucll in reply to the addrc-.. std:
81 come among Won ,onfde.I and with ploud
heart in the belief tii while cork and Parcll are
united lrl land j., united
Here there was a Slight interruption, due t. tn break
Dg Of ela-, in ~: door Al the entrance to the han
Jy the pressure Of The crowd. Mr. Piruell resumed
IL am prouc of CORK, which ha. given verdict for
Inc without Wulng u hear side 81 the Gao. with
such men ! need no; fear tho lo-, # GIpd-t'no'-
trump.ry lii. which would allow The police % biipn
H. the laYdlord, &, dc,ccrlte The country as heretofore.
and would give ireland .dhHg which Ir,hmcn could
no., get for thcm,clvc, without the b1 It j. not for
such a measure that Cork retain, the proud titls ol
Rebel
Mr. Parncn continued in the vein that marked his
Dublin spcoch lie declared that never In Glad- 'ouc'
ramic.t DAY. hlH hc dismissed thc idea for singh.
ir tan, that ireland ana Gladstone might yet again
hc I'm conflict If hc wishes 10 lead you,7 said hc,
Io him come 70 Cork with the rccI1nt mem, c.s II tie
Ir IA party and try. The wise Grand O1 Man viii be
.uU wiser after mailing y"ur acquaintance. No more
.l-ud manic ever spread tirOu shOut compact
than The fable that there is any danger to the cause
of Home Eul. becaue you arc true 10 your leader.
leave the cause in your hands, knowing that there
il will be safe. | could not look You in TIE face
dd moi speak true words. Fire from Heaven should
.corch me # ! were untrue 10 country and
:, people that have loved me. ChccrsJ You would
iu-ilv ban me a, i-gI7tcod and dlsRraccful'
~uut / am not So hold up my head and
face the world and present stout, brave front to
every reyiler. 80 long know That yOI trust NJ.
| ,C rc, of "W We do."J / powerful and happy, and
i,r enemies ar disgraccd and contour dcd. loud
/ cheer. and cries OF " iOu VIII win, " We Will fSit
for you.") have practically been called from "a brd
I or sickness anl pain, bat Cork ha, done more
for me than all physicians and medicines could do
| T hall 20 forth 10 battle sharing your strength and
| confidence. and We -hall gain an overwhelming,
| clarion, yctory7 loud and prolonged chccI,J
| p Mr. P1rncll was followed 10y several -peaLcrs, al
,ho cnuru.On Gf whose dddrc>Sc,, Ia puusc 10 call
,ron ihe street, he pIc--ed briefly from wndOw
| ii. apprcciaton OF the reception given him
| CorIl. Dec. 1I-At a meeting held here H-t night.
,vcr which the High sheriff presided. Parliamentary
| rnu nittcc was appointed 10 oppose Mr. Iaruc. rho
chairman said he hoped that the division The irish
| ,"rtv would be brief and announced that twenty ono
I.tinnalI.i members Of the Cork Municipal Council
| were opposed TO Mr.. Iarcls remaining at the head
| Of the party