New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
NELL AND UEALY.


Commons to consider the advIsahiitN o' lcmON-
ing Mr. Parnc from his place as leader oi the
Nationalist party resumed IN room "I N''
House Of Commons at noon to-day. MY. f'FA'i
WAS tie first member of the part 10 arrive az
the placc OF mcetiug During the proceedings
the reporters were excluded from the corridors
After the meeting had proceeded 10 business,
@ half hour occupied III reading 'cfI'"m9
from various persons in Ireland and the 'hi!e'
States and the original manifesto sen' oN ca"'
bv the delegates of the party now III the tinted
States The reading of the dispatches was ne
oucnIy interrupted by cheering.
! OKellv asserted that il would hc the baScSt
inrra,itude for tie NationalsIs to abandon Mr..
Parnell simply because nnmncr OF poH'lca"S
who had sought an alliance with the lrlSh party,
for their own advantage now Thought ut TO aoah-
don the position Ir. Parnel had taken up ami
had intrigued 10 compass the downfall Of the
trusted leader of the Irish Nation.
Upon the conclusion of Nj. C'kclly's remarks an
adjournment was taken for luncheon. The mcn'-
hers reas,embled AZ , O'clock when Mr. Parncll
moved 10 adjourn in order 20 enable tie Natlona'-
ISIS 10 take part in the debate on the second
reading Of the Land-Purch1>c bill
sharp controversy took place concerning thc
cable dispatches which had been sent 10 the dele .
cafes in tho United States for the purpose of in
Nuencjne their action. Mr. Kenny admitted that
he had cabled his own views - the delegates.
Mr.. Sexton said that the supplementary cable
dspatch sent in the par,ys name, after the con- /
ference held last Friday night did not accord with
,he arrangcmcntS which had been made AT the
conference.
John O'Connor declared that the business had
not been conducted fairly He justified Mr..
.: -; ;.i.. ,;, ,o,.;Css,o and com
PaFnellS action IN isSol"S MS ni"'I'TN'o "'u v'"
dcnlned the misleading cable dispatches that had
clio 81, fq- in tho Ulfpt STATES.
Mr.. Campbell described the proceedings of Mr.
- ,,.. -. . j., e.,,or.
faIneH l,'h''N a. '','a'','' ,..,. ,.h.,or
the expression used by AIr ''rpo@n "'> o'''''',
,hoir pr,cecdipe,
Further denominations weic then mdoi-'" III
,o,,,.1;ny ,Ar informal meeting, held Saturday,
''-"'''"3 " " : ~ u..,,u /
o,,,',,o5 ,r RAM and others for sending dis
""'' .;. ,.;,,,, - iraua,oo tnc J.,,- .
co,cs ,bcrc
NJ '@N''' N'i' ~ ;., /
that number of messages We're hcin@ received /
from tIlc or"td"rs .,i,, ... .Aor,
Mr. scAtom-Thcy wc.c from individual delegates
% iatiydual member. .,, .,..o.
!f'' ~ settSni received t,egIam from r. p O'Con
nor requesting me IT, give ny views on IN: siuauo,,
90 non tT , inSo Txc yIeo ",gI .orr,inr him nat a
ufa1o"itN favored ihc retirement % FL i''''-'
necessary ooth dr , elc il'", i'"'o .ded ,ia Il
the ENJOYS saw way 10 support The majority. sub
stantnl unSnmi'y %ouo -, Dicht now 70 Withdraw
his eSpresson Of opinion in that telegram. for he made
mistake: IL IS Snch h an & Inp0r'Su, from I5r dclcc
in hmerics were founded thereon ,Crie, Of hear
hear! NJ. oeNtoM mus nov, now sss l toa' p na,T' ~
~ ~ :. Hrsr- heor ~
Nr Lcamy-Cnquestiona the ehco' OF Lne,e I }%Is
en6 IN ahrosd ''''' ~
Timothy Healy-What'e all tn, discussion about
1t SENS anoIer Pt'' oi pno me- nslert i,,pcipcn
ob>ecvation Cheers Yes mSolent and in /
pertinent.
Mr. ParreI-sit down. Mr. Barry
Wr. barry-But allow
Nr. PMncll-l will not allow you, sir. Mr. Leamy
Z poi.el2n sc ~ ine ieccams 70 America certainly
49, VT. "a M 80 o. IN, ,viI'g ~ ,,.turi;.
" tbe Icsdnc nicn Of the partv were soTg in one
direction.
been given Ciiear hoarH hear that the dele
gates cabegram wa read by certain mcnt@i, o. o.r
parry IN an English cub ana wa Tcccven " ca'ii, &
] rarIem i y TO Pe oyp,te 81 m r. in an ErIj-
G,"u' rp ,esr Hanhg ea matter Joy ''''' III '
Timothy Healy said he REGARDED 'hi, line Of
'o"''o - " I'' "'II'"- "'""' "''''' '' P
10 delay them in coming 10 decision on the mann
ouestion of P,rnclIs rcfirpmcnt
IasarL XIo,,,, ,,,o,,,,,.,., ,,,, ,to orcs,ion Of
''s'p" No'" "''c'',''", '','' '''' '',i,
me retirement oI f"THei ShouI" pe posi- ui'''
Of their constituents on the subject. tie pa,, then
=, ,noo, in DuhIn and decide tLc ma,,cr. Was re-
/" i'cc. |" D"""" anu "'O'''' Wv ma
Jec'ed by vote oi ~ 10 10
Mr. Okcy declared that, whatever might he /
,bo r..uIt o( the mcctinp the question Of Mr. |
,' 80, -I, o -, ,oo;,,od o.,
IarneIS retirement "ouiu Ho' " "oV',''' "'
Westminster. \ dec sion ought not to be too |
l,rriodI,. ro,cbej |, would lc br.f to oivc the |
,;,o -. thirl rhc ,..,.or or tI,n I,b,,,I |
COUNTY, 'i,"' " '''-' e,.,...'. |e ,l,o
party - 90 ahN'hihS i"I i"e '"I''"I"",r Vi -"
Home Rule cause was limited by the House OF /
Lords which was always barrier unless is
-, - to.o1 . rovo,o,ion Ruf tbnv y,,ould !
never see revolution III England bascd upon |
Irish claims.
i'iS" ",t"'r -; ;C,,,or advised Mr. Porre!I 10 with.