Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-12-18
P1RNELL,s CAMPAIGN.
Four Leading Irish Papers Declare for
Him--Healey Accuses Him of Spending
the Nationalist, Money.

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Him--Healey Accuses Him of Spending
tho Nationalist Money.
| DUBLIN, Dec. 13.-Forr well-known Irish
newspapers have declared openly for Mr.
Parnell.. One of them, the Lcinster Leader
which is published every Saturday at Mas
County Kildare and of which Mr.. James
l.. Carew, NJ. p, and Mr.. James Leahy
NJ. p, are the proprietors, holds that il
is the duty of every member of the
Nationalist party to stand firm by the man
who welded the Irish into the greatest
force in politics, and the man who has
never yet misled the people. If he is
Loyalty supported now, the paper says, he
will crown his achievements by the deliv-
ance of the nation.
| The other papers are the Western People
published at Bellina, County Mayo: the
gan, County Westmeath, and the DertB
journal, published at Londonderry. They
also publish articles to the same effect as
the one published by the LcHder.
GOES BACK TO PARNELL.
DUBLIN, Dec. 13-Barry O'Brien, the
first nominee of the Parnellites for the
vacant seat in the house of commons for
Kilkenny, who was withdrawn by his
party, is supporting Mr.. Parnell in the
parliamentary contest there He declares
that Mr.. Parnell is the only possible leader
of the Irish Nationalist. The Dublin
Express, commenting on the parliamentary
contest at Kilkenny and the activity in the
canvass shown by the Parnelltes asked,
"Where is Mccarthy? ?"
ARE THE PATRIOTS MAuDL1N?
LONDON, Dec. 13.-The Pail Mall Gazette
to-day saysthat thequestion is not whether
Parnell is mad, but whether the Irish
patriots are maudlin. II urges that there
be no more paltering or faltering.
HEALY ATTACKS PARNELL.
KILKENNY, Dec. 13.-The committee APP
pointed last night to conduct the campaign
Of Sir John Pope Hennessy, the nominee
of the Mccarthy faction for member of
parliament held a meeting to-day. Mr..
Healy made an address, in which he at
tackled Parnell for employing mob violence
to prevent the arguments of his opponents
from reaching the ears of the people. He
charged that Parnell was supplying
the mob with drink, and that
he was spending the Nationalist
party's money and the tenants money
He Qdealy) and the late MIR. Biggar knew
the facts in connection with the Ethan
intrigue, and they should have strangled
it when Captain O'Shea was nominated by
Mr.. Parnell to represent Galway in Parlia-
ment. Unfortunately it was allowed to
grow. From the Tory point of view, Mr..
Parnell was the savior of the Tories and
Mrs. OShea was the Tory Joan of Arc.
DUBLIN, Dec. 15.-The formal nomina-
ton of Mr.. Vincent Scully as the candi-
date of the Parnellites for the seat in the
house of commons for North Kilkenny,
made vacant by the death of Mr.. Marum,
was made to-day Sir John Pope Hennessey.
his opponent, was also formally nomi-
mated by the Mccarthy section of the
Nationalist party, The branch of the Ma
NJ ntA T..
resolution repudiating Mr.. Parnell.
DENOUNCED ny FRlARs.
DUBLIN, Dec. I5.-At the franciscan
Church St. Ennis yesterday the friars de
nounced Parncll both for his moral and
political action Several members of the
congregation became offended at the friars
and left the church.
DUBLIN, Dec. 14.-At Westport, county
Mayo, to-day, Mr.. Parnell and his fol
lowers were denounced from the altar.
In many other Catholic churches similar
denunciations We're uttered. The Ma
tional League branches i'll South and
East Down have voted against the Par
nellites. At Midlletown, Cork the local
League branch voted Al to 20 to support
Mr.. Parnell.
A circular by the Bishop of Cloyne, read
in the churches to-day, says. ''ln conse-
quence of the deplorable state of things
produced by Mr.. Parnelps unprincipled
and unpatriotic action, it is of the utmost
Importance to reorganize the league
branches of this diocese. The leaders
ought to assemble the members to explain
the necessity Of Withdrawing from the con
troll of the Central League at Dublin
THE FIGHT IN KILKENNY.
DUBLIN, Dec. 14.-Mr. Parnell and party
drove to-day from Kilkenny to Tullyrone |
in q brake. They were preceded by a
band and accompanied by large number
of vehicles filled with supporters. AT
Tullyrone Parnell addressed meeting of
500 persons. His speech was brief, and
was mainly a repetition of utterances in
previous speeches. 1t was delivered amid
a running commentary of cries such as
nDown with Judas Healy," ITO hell with
Hennessey, the Zulu King,n &C., from
certain of his hearers.
Mr.. Parnell apologized for the weakness
Of his voice, but he appeared to be in good
health. He promised the people longer
speech on another occasion. From Tully-
rome Mr.. ,Parnell and his friends drove To
Freshford, where Mr.. Psrnell addressed