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

mcnyiabo duty Of placing ,, III; ,,Ic so9 in P''Gi all
our eoagtrymG4 h IN 1t IT. na,d oRicd dSlber'iey @ make
up their minds TO sacrifice The general elceuon, di,
miss Mr. Gladstone from public NE repei ts D'i' ~
people from our side and face anOOh'i quaEVet VI -
century Of parliamentary paralys ana ur1E d'.e!V9
al insurrccOnaud to do all this on quo1ti9 %. -,
tillo as 10 tue of retirement ue ueSaDhl9 ~, -,
which Mr. Parne himself half cGnies9s t .rn ] mG Wi,1
bow ID sentence which viii release Us HVni Poil'''i
lives Of ceasccsS anxiees ana 'o, nr,v f, IN.
IT, on the other haud-as we earnestly PldS l,r @ VI.
sahe of oir long suffering peopleIthe 9vefWneI,ns @ M
Of thinking lIlshmen throushout Cg I "Ur" E, e
solve that they shall be pushed over le brIhh 81
tIe abySs which is so feTfully close to them, the
present ordeal horrible though IL Is VIII nato
been the means IF giving lncalCuii"DHi i alu . ~
tine Home Rule cause well as Of saving me repgl;S
ton OF o!d leader from fatal 'up 1Iocabg IS
Won to fine cause Of Irish freedom by the spectacle OF
how cmpcrtcy. wisely and firmly tIe lf'1 pg"pie Cl &
exercise the privilege of sell government, cfVu III d
c,,n.tances 6f unparalleled national perpleNltN ana
anguish They will have received tlc be, oi an ail as
omranccS that they conidc in the eApre,son> 1i
ccn and settled good will toward the British people
and gratitude to their great lealer WHICH W. W. ~
ycnturcd 10 tender in the name of Ireland loiu o!ls
ful train of COcrcion-fS. who are eAuug III hri hr
nell, unhappy work, will have sustained dlsaPpoI
meat as crushing Us their overthrow at the Pariell
Commission Not merely Americans OF irish blood @ 0,t
American, Of every origin and of every creed VIII Joy
flly celebrate the reunion If the Irish Nationalist forces
bv subscribing whatever funds may be necessary 10
keep the gallant men who were eVIctcu IN tC'ap
battle from the vengeance Of landlord syndlcats anu
cocrcion~ts in slfcty and comfort until the General
Election will sound their deveiance. -. ...,uo,
tbc Irish people are guaranteed to the satisfactory
nature of IT. provisions by their own quet, rSOlup
strength by the mistaken and un,hababe lndepelne.C
of an irish p1rtv who are at this moment giving the
highest proof # independence that could be eNacte'
from warHhearted and devoted followers of EIciII
leader and By every motive OF otatesihaisnP d mI
"A, Of honor that must determine Mr. Gladstone u udhe
tine rrcli croNning achievement Of his HE WORK OF
compctc and final reconciliation between the two com
tries Finally. once rescued from lts present.
deadly peril. NAV rest assured ulal h"'hIiS
which the Tenderness, Of devoted colleagues can 90 VIII
br left undouc to heal Vhat"ver wound, may nave
bccn Inflicted I'm the heat of strife. and 10 do Iusuce
IN Mr. parucll', genius and hi, work. 80 that history
NAV drop A tear over the error, Of passionate hour
and may remember only the great Tri-hman ana born
rci,iossness ard dc,pali and whose arm ha, lifted
that cause 70 the pinnacle Of power and Of triumph
l-f,nedl JOHN DILLON,
WILLIAM OBfIEN,
THOMAS p. OGONNOR,
f. ID. Sullivan,
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