New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19

DySRrGARDING HIS DOCTORS WARNING
TYAr HE MIGHT LOSE HIS ElGET EYE.

HIS EYES BANDAGED, He ADDRESSES A LN""
CROWD AT GoRESBRIDCE, AND ANOTHER
MEETING At GOwRAN-GATHEMN("S
ELSEWHERE IN IRELAND A
PROTESTANT CLERGYMAN
on HOME RUE
Dublin. Dec. lS.-Mr. Psrncli lrft Kilkenny for
the Village Of Goresbrdcc to-day, despite rhe
protests of his doctors The phySicians wari"o
him that he ran the risk Of increasing 'hc ~
fammation Of his eyes, which. trey Sald' mlHht
result in the loss Of his right eye MT. fafh'u
drove for twelve miles with his eyes oandagcd' ana
with shawl wrapped about hls mead ana
shoulders 70 protect him from the Etter cold.
He was accompancd by MeSsrs Scully Johh
Redmond OKcy and Nolan.
crowd Of MANY hundreds Of persons headed
by band Of music. met the Pamc!liteS rs they
were entering GOrCSbridge. On re'chIhe 'Ic
rpectinc-place. Mr.. Parnell and hlS colleagues de-
seconded from the carriage The other members oi
the party osten,atiously guided the steps OF MI
parneu This action had dramatic effect on tie
onIockers The bitterness between the rival fac
tions is growing greater hour by hour The fol
lowers of Mr.. Parner hold that he is martyr.
,vbilc tbc supporters Of Mr.. Davitt make the same
claim for their leader.
'fr Redmond opened the speechmakinG. lie
n,nc. "a 10 the voters to show the world that
they could conduct an election without descending
N disaraccful scenes lie said it. was the humllia
,ion of Ireland to find some Of her men par
-icnatinc in an election at crisis in her national
life ,rsorting to obscene scuTility that would
disgrace the lowest drcgs Of city sll'ns lNrlcs
Of Hcalv!" "Tanncr:" An assassin had been
found TO throw Quickllme into the eyes OF q
dcfNncclesS man. whose name. whatever his short
comings might be. would live in history as tnat
Of the creates Irishman since the days OF Hugh
O'Neill. Cries OF shame! 0 Was there man
among them. who. seeing Mr. Parnell led manned
before them. did not feel the blood courslns
hotlv through his veins?
The SNEAKER here shouted: Were ready 70
resent the dastaydlv, murdcrous outrage
tChecrs lie then said that those responsl be
for The deed were not merely the actual thro"cIs
of the lime hut also the men who hurled every
Insult low thoughts could devise at tire head Of
Mr.. Psrncll.
Amid continuous cheering. Nj Parncll was then
assisted toward the front of his waSonette, and
addressed the people lie referred 20 the spin
in the Irish party as due to English dic''ilon
Throughout the address, however. hc generally
expressed himself in terms lie had used IN p'e-
vous speeches
At the close OF the meeting IN Goresbriir'. Mf.
Parnell and his party proceeded 10 the town oi
Gowrsn They were well received Al this place
and Mr.. PaInc spoke briefly from window, 10
a large crowd which had gathered IN front oi
DR.. Morriss house. where he Was STAYING.
meeting Of McCorthvifes s held a. Joi''l>
town today at which NJ llcaly made an address
Al the same time and place tie PalneIA'"s held
n meeting Among the speakers Was Edwar
Harrington.
Sir John Pope Hcnucssey. the candidate Of The
McCarthyitcs, addressed meetln. at JrnnSlord
Tf a meeting Of The corporation of Kilkenny 70.
day some Of the members introduced ana attcmp'r
IN nass resolution declaring in favor o! Sir John
Pc Uenne,.cv the Parliamentary candidate OF
the McCarthrteS The PaiEcll men objected 10
this proceeding, and the meeting "as s'on ~ an
rnioar Sore Ol TIE Ptmcilie members. N 'hc'I
enthusiastic support Of thcr candidate; "ha!'Hgrd
tLci- orDcrcut5 10 N.l. bnalT the Mayor VINO
is a NcCattnvitc. and TIE other supporters 81
IIcnucs,nv withdrew IRON The meeting. ING
Painpliites theIcupOn elected cn"lTm"n 'h'
passei 4 resolution expressing confidence IN tar'T
leader. ,..,.d
Facts for Voters" and 'nc P'rncllttr part.
have sent ont counter manifesto, summH- uP
the arguments for tllrir sid"
Tie Healvites held successful! IAe"Hn- =,
Trlinpford to-day. N"es:S. l!cay ana Do'iu
The Rev. Mr. PAX, Moderator Of tlr Ptc.uX-
,arian Assembly of Belfast. has issued 81 aGq 'Ss
60 his brethren in Great Britain. Ia henaE DO
saws of million and qitr'J oi lTihh ;\"n-
conformists who are unanimously "P'">'I
Home Rule except IN tE" shape ol " l"cai EyF ~
mem measure conferred bv the Imperial Parlii-
mont which alone Is competcH' u" "'"l WI"
remedial legislation for Ireland i' d"Tn
n,csses the conviction that the evils ol D1'HH
Parliament would ONLY '' dceph"a ID, I''',.
occurrences IL also expresses r.. bcc.Yo'
Nj GladStonc's silence III regard 10 A'f. Iu'rH
iiIl he found that Lu-l"ri was aTor''i.
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