New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11
THE AyT1PARYELL MANIFESTO ISSUED.

IT'S FoRTY-sEvEX sIGNHEs SAY PARNELL De
SERTED THEM-CHAEGEs AGAINST HlN RE
FUsING TO ABANDON GLADSTONE,
London Dec 1O.-The anti Parucu member, oi The
irish Parliamentary party have issued th'r pf'ni'cd
manifesto to the Irish people. In tins they -ai
Fcene bound TO protect our g ConI gII, gaqo a
the e4g neccs..'y 81 , teTmnaiiHS .Ic, -, ,
Icft him undisiurbed, bHt such c.lr'' N'|,in Ii
have left every Of U~ traitor 10 Hl'
Ten,aclcr D.n nr he e"mrl. cvin5ed an udsei
miuation to maintain his Uncnablc position tlu'
,nay ovcrwhclm hcY and causc her present ialr pro-
poets TO disappear forever j. i me dutN q" liI9n
either for Mr. Pancl or those differing from MN. -
adopt course that Will tend 10 save Ireland from
destruction.
After detailing various reasons for their action.
.bc siyner, Of the manifesto add that whatever jufs
nent ireland NAV pass the manifesto hcr cause
hangs on the issue the signcr1 VIII ABIDE b} a'
Judgment. they being the Nations SefN1i''' In'9
ennmeratc the charge, against Mr. FMnell a. fo'"'
Frst--IIe spch, if he were the Injured I, paLM
vherca, he adac Is responsible FIR the present oepo
aoic nrGIvDIie pledged himself to Icpc The charges IN
o',,oc, n,, with the OShca Ca>c, but when the Time
csmc 10 do this he remained silent d.
Tbl,dlv- He doe, not hesitate - rehOu'c am I ~
n,nco the ..Lttude Of English friends Oh ll'H iDo'H
ON my NJ | pc same opinion of Mr. Parnell ana
I .or,'noi mend matters rs calling nickname.
A., ' ."y unrcrcrJue tauHt ever uttered Inc cnjft
o. sn-rain NJ Pamcl without PLAYING !flahu IN, u
made a cause Of attack whereas II ""si' " 10 " '
cation.
,r.. .,coers, po,ition before ireland is dwct upon
-. i'n,,h r,ey set forth that Mr. Painclls redec-
nan wa. due to gratitude for past services ana h''
Nnon ~ the fact that if he continued a. leader the
struggle might a, well have been abandoned. Inc
manifesto continues
lie mfr. ParnclD must be aware tia rs peIs9"%,i & a.
flrfr
nothing for many wears hut inc "'o''iG G ,coc,teI
,,..d r., th~ urscDi Government. II h' ! - 49, -
the Tory Government VIZ I,rnggc ios lone Kule be
los, ~ the living generation 1hc hhdi P ~ p~ou or
win all without him" Home Rule WIN "'''''''''~
safe go
The sirners say they refuse TO abandon Nr. "id'
stone for Mr.. Parnell. or TO INSIST Oh '"' i',
leaders revealing hi, plans for Home hu"' ""''
acton they say woud be fOoliehly 10 give d' az ~
age 10 Ireland's fCes The signcIS Ie'u'c :" ..
that Mr. Gladstone desired 10 dictate lie Wa po.,''
to nublisb his convection that tho retention u W
parueu in the leadership Of the Irish party womb "''
Home RuIe Why should "A man Of cghN o'c VA
the brief remnant Of his life In struSSIe ~
N fsu7 The signcIs Offered Mr. PaFhei d" "II
tunity OF temporary retirement Win VIC" !" -, -
o,or4r,I reinstatement but it never gave ulc
,sn,e"t chance Of settlement His fatal manifesto
,,.e an ,n,e,l IN the hatred between the people VI
Great Britain and ireland, and makes H. M III. ty
for him hereafter 70 cooperaMIG M W ,rnr 1 but he tcn
and the honor OF ireland is safe IN their ahoS u"e
good evil fortune. ,, . .,o,,o tbcu.civc, +.
remain an independent party, tfu, hsuiIh~ ma, .n,
tory for the Irish under the a Ps E nconic
alliance OF the British dcm0cracS ana ''o HE" P
The manifesto concludes inns ,,. g.
arelow-conntrymen The i,sne which we submit =, ~
you Is one upon which tae setd0d iOd'u the right
Th,re are forty seven signature attached 10 te
manifesto, headed by that Of Justin heCdftS'