New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15
stituents in Cork face 10 face. While IN That
city he only addressed few friends III 'he 'h'hl-
Der of Commerce"
He THINKS PARNELL WILL RETIRE.
r. D. svLLIvAN SAYS THAT RESULT IS IS GoU

Il. ID.
As ACCOMPLISHED.
r d Sullivan ex Lord Mayor Of Dublin, ana one oi
the Irish Parliamentary delegates who have remained
I'm this country pending settlement Oh tI'c ''""' ~
Ireland was seen at the Hoffman House last evening
by reporter of The Tribune lie looked h'pe'n' anu
smoke in ? hopefnl tone Of the outlook in Ireland.
~1 rather think Mr.. sullivan said. that II ''I'
election in Kilkenny goes against Mr.. Parnel-an' 'hi
result seems now a. good aCcomplshed-ihat he WI"
retire
Do Won intend to remain in Ncw-fork pending
settlements -
81 mink mot # Il probable that shall set ont for
Ireland Wednesday. John pioh ana l. = y wv"
nor are two of the oldest members of our party "u
they will lie able f. handle the situation with tact anu
with courage IT tins end 81 the hhe.
Mr. sullivan. who is accompanied by MS VIC j ""
between sixty and seventy years olh' ana po'c III
share Of Imprisonment for lrciands sake whcn ne "'
Lord Mavor of Dublin. in 1857, having been sen. ="
TpIlenore Jail for publishing in his paper. The pubh
Nation" repcrt, OF the proceedings of meetings "' 'e
Land League which were proclaimed by Chief secretary
Balfour. .
John Pcillv ~ County Cavan il prominent III
Irish circles in this cy. and the opinions wm'h 'e
holds IN regard 10 Mr. ParnclrS conduct are 'ho'c o
almost all of his friends and ac1na'1'ahce$ il"
SAYS Mr. Reilly i graduate of Na>n"th ,o'ieE''
,cbcrp all ,TIc priests ordained ireland finish then
thcOlOgiCul
uhen the Rev Dr. Walsh, The present NFhhi>h"P "I
Dn,n ard the mot influential and lrcconcilihc op
moment that Mr. Iarnell hos in Ireland at the pfe>''
time. was president OF the college
81 know Ar,hr-hop Walsh intimately, he Sld
. and when he takes stand in any matter h" awaF~
succeeds
Dut porncll was received nevertheless lN large
crowd IN Dublin" ,.
81 admit il: bat IT Is easy 10 make H''"h
crowd drunk with enthusiasm and thc tGl"n' "l
ucb . h,dy ,f rcople l. 40 real t'-t NJ t'' vopHti
viii Now upou tho, ,amc occasion 'llm lI'"N Wis
hooted and hi-~cd AID assaulted. "vcn win N'"'h'''
X tba the result Of sud- temper or "f 'l'' I'-'
u,p, Of sudden tempe, ~ course. II is sc''i'IN
admitted fins, Hoalv ht> Icndo'"d more ~uh-'an'.I
-orycc to the 100000 tenant farmer, ~ Ireland tn'
any other living man. What would tho cF'd Ian"
Law tct passed nv Mr. Gladstone hr "'i' u l''
for tc .IieaIy cau.c' Tha, saws. IN substance ~
no rent shall be- made PAYABLE bv the ''n'nt' or h'
predecessors il ;itlc for Improvements maHr ''
t,cn AND for which either u them ,hall net nave
,.,,, r~e,lon-lv' compensated ly the landlord ~
this * 10 be- emf reed literally. exclaimed L".
IiGnrd when The l went 10 the ilor-" "I Ioii'
viii leave no rent al ali 20 ~" Landlords
lin Wa La scd AID the fist case. Ad"h' " w -
u,,,.,nth which wa ircd under he go" law vs.
1uuc.,lcd and this clause mad" i'tF ~" w. !-I
f,,crf, ono wears Instead %. ~ Hipc"icd =" b" o."
.vit,nt iufcutinu ~ tn LEGISLATURE. tpr "ti llH'
u.i,t in the act which bruu-ht suh~tani'N "'W'-
io the farmers. Hc,lv iS the author ol 'h'' n'u
SIR TarneH Is the author Of III" oehca dlN '"'"
Yet Parncn /, chccrcd and IIcaly :, m'bIrf'