The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10
PARNELL OFF FOR ERIN.
A DBPUTATION CHEERS HIM ON
HIS DEPARTURE.

He Speaks From BIS Car Window
Thanking the Crowd-Another Meet
ing OF the Anti-ParneIites Held But
no Definite Conclusion Reached~Th
Programme in Dublin.
LONDON. Dec 9.-Mr Parnen started for
Dublin this evening. A largo crowd of
lrishmen, residents of this city. has assem-
bled at the railway stati N, and on tho ap-
pearance Of their leader cheered wildly.
Mr. Parnell entered u carriage, aud
from the window addressed his
countrymen He said: 81 am overjoyed TO
soc that you have hon1red me In such ARG,
numbers. Tue demonstration will help me
in this fight which l have undertaken.
Over sixteen years ago the Irishmen OF
England gave me my first assistance In
framing for my country the path which
she has pursued from that day TO this. have
never forgotten your help, never forgotten
that TO YOU exiles of Erin, was due the
credit for the first Godspeed in the new
ruggla. You will have no cause % regret
that you stood by me in those days; YOU
will he with me to the end, and together we
will win for our country what God determin-
cd she should get'
A number OF the Mccarthy faction Of
the parliamentary party we're on the same
train, occupying seats in the rear cars.
A MEETING OF THE OPPOSITION.
The anti-Parnell section OF the Irish party
met to-day and discussed the terms OF its
proposed manifesto. Nothing definite was
decided upon. Chairman Mccarthy
read a cable message from the anti
Parnell delegates In America, which was
as follows, Cordial sympathy with your
resolution. Regarding the Immediate
future. owing to the impossbility OF ade-
quate discussion by cable, we desire to
leave the resolution. as hitherto. to you.
We are cooperating by the methods we be-
lieve best to secure Mr.. Parnell's with
drawal and II reunion OF the party"
RULED BY THE PRIESTS.
Sir John Pope Hennessy has been nomi-
mated by the anti Parnell faction as the
nationalist candidate for parliament in
North Kilkenny. Sir John sent telegram
to Mr.. Parnell saying: "As an Irish Catho-
lie | cannot oppose the wishes OF the Irish
Catholic hshols."
The manifesto Of the anti-Pornell section
will appear tomorrow morning. IL is
reported that Justin Huntley MCCARTHY
will resign his seat in parliament and Offer
himself for reelection.
UbUhPATION IN THE LkAGUE.
Declining an invitation TO attend the
National League meeting at Dublin, at
which Mr.. Parnell Is to preside Mr. Daviti
declared that he had never ceased to pro
test against the usnrpation Of the control of
the league by the failure 10 elect an execu-
tive council from all the counties of Ire
! land.
Archbishop Croke has written long let
ter in support OF the candidacy Of Sir John
| Pope Hennes'y for member Of parliamen
| from North Kilkenny.
The Healyites have decided to abstain
| from delivering speeches at English meet
ings during the coming recess of parlIa-
ment-
REPUDIATED AT DowHPATRICK
DUBLIN, Dec. 9.--The Downpatrica
branch of the national league has adopte-
resolution repudiating Mr.. Parnell
Bishop Woodlock, Of Ardagh and Clon-
III achois, has strongly pronounced against
Mr.. Parnell
Two hundred supporters Of Mr. Parnell
who will act as his body-guard, the Parnell
| leadership committee and number of Other
deputati ,ns will 20 to kingstown tomorrow
on special train for the purpose of wei
coming Mr.. Parneli, and escort
| ing him 10 Dublin. In tht
evening torchlight procession vii
be held in his honor, in which all the bands
in the city will participate. Tho procession
will escort Mr.. PARCEL to tho rotunda
where he will deliver an address. Durint
his visit be will be the guest of the lort
mayor at the Mansion house. # is Mr.
Parnel's intention to reorganize ta'
national league in Dublin.
CoRK's RIVAL FACTIONS.
Cork, Dec. 9.-At meeting of the ma
| tionalists here to-day preliminary arrange
ments were made for giving Mr.. Parnell I
hearty reception on his visit to this city.
| One OF tne features Of his welcome will be @
grand torclligh procession. The mayor o
| Cork presided at today's meeting.
The committee that has been formed T.
promote the interests of the snt-Parnel
section also held meeting, at which TN.
high sheriff presided. A host Of new ad-
herents were announced.
A PAPER CHANGES FRONT.
BELFAST, Dec. 9.-The Belfast NeiUs
which has hitaerto supported Mr.. Parnell
now urges him to retire.
| KOC[ DECLARED HASTY