Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-15
THE PARNELL PARTY.
They Depart from Kilkenny for Tully.
rome on q Speech Making Tour.
Much Enthusiasm and Considerable Bots
tsrousness Manifested Mt all
of tho Gatherings.

DUBLIN, Dec. l4.-Psrnell and party
to-day drove from Kilkenny to Tullyrone
in brake. They were preceded by a
band and accompanied by large num-
Der of vehicles filled with supporters. AT
Tullyroue Parnell addressed q meeting of
500 persons. His speech was brief and
was mainly repetition of the utterances
in previous speeches. 1t was delivered
amid running commentary of cries
such as :Down with Judas Healy
ITO hell with Hennessy. the Suiu
king etc. from certain OF his hear
ers. Parnell apologized for the weak
ness Of his voice. but he appeared to be
in good health. He promised the people
o longer speech on another occasion.
From Tullyrone Parnell and his friends
drove 10 Freshford, where Mr.. Parnell
addressed another meeting, referring
during his speech to the seceders rs
''miSerable gutter sparrows, whom he
had pushed out of obscurity and giveu
better change than he gave himself.
After arriving in Kilkenny he said he
would go to every quarter OF Ireland and
ask the support of the people.
Here one OF bis opponents interrupted
Paruell with shouts of ITO he'll with the
aduiterer.
\ fight would certainly have followed
but for he presence of the police, who
irterfered AMI succeeded in preserving
order.
Parnell closed his days work by al
address ut Uiingford, where he Will
speni the night.
The anti Parnell faction held a mee.-
ing to-day at Tippe-ary, at which about
2000 persons were present.
kilograms were read from Messrs.
Healy and Sexton, both of whom apollo
gized for not attending the meeting on
the ground that their presence were re-
CURED elsewhere.
Davitt telegraphed, "lmpossible to
leave Kilkenny. The fate of home rule
depends upon the struggle here
Upon Cahill's taking the chair was
signal for a band of fifty Pernellites to
start cheering for their leader This
was responded to by antI-Parnell men,
aud the cheering was kept up by the two
factions for fully an hour, making it
impossible for the speakers to be heard
Father Humphreys and others tried
hard to pacify the opposing crowds, but
III lte Oh lueiE "tIe
thrown and sticks used freely, and
serious con fict was syerted only by the
final iIhdrawal of the Parnelltes.
Speeches were made by Father Hum
phreys and Messrs. Condor and Patrick
. 'Brien. Nationalist members of parlia-
ment, and Il resolution was carried in
support Of Mccarthy aud his foil overs.
Mr.. Stephen. Il graduate of Cambridge
hos m
electors OF Kilkenny in which he an
nounces his candidacy for parliament as
an independent supporter of the govern
ment.
Messrs. Healy. Kenny, Tanner and
Davitt to-day addressed meetings III sup
port of Sir John Pope Hennessy. Healy
declared that if Psrnell were allowed TO
retain the leadership he would stump
Ireland with new banner made of Mrs.
O'Shea's petticoat. Parnell, he said,
put Capt. O'Shea in parliament, the
price paid being the honor of O'Shea's
wife.
At stormy Nationalist convention ut
Newry resolutions were adopted strongly
denouncing Parnellr the Freeman
Journal snd calling for the resignation
of Justin Huntly Mccarthy, who rep
reseuts Newry in parliament, be-
cause of his having supported
Parnell at large meeting held
at Youghal, at which Canon Killer pre-
sided. Resolutions condemning Parneli
were adopted.
procession of 400 torch bearers, ac-
companied by bands of music,
waited for Parnell ct the rail-
way at Waterford last night. When
he failed to come the paraders
marched to the town hall, where they
were addressed by the mayor and MEM
bers Of the municipal council. When
the speech making was over the gather
ing adopted by reclamation q resolution
in favor of Parnell.
Parnell was expected to speak ct
Limerick to-day, but owing to change
in his programme John Redmond ap-
peared in his stead. Redmond was
warmly welcomed by an audience of
5000 persons.
The Clouakilty board of guardians
have denounced Parnell and have re-
solved to withhold the collection OF ten
psnts funds.
At Templemore meeting of the town
com missioners was called to protest
against the Parnellites' action. The
hall was invaded by citizens who cheered
stormlly for Parnell.
The Carrick SUR board OF guar
dians have rescinhed their vote of want
Of confidence in Parnell.
Messrs Maurice Healy, Leamey and
to-day delivered addresses be-
fore the Douglass branch OF the league,
expressing approval of Mr.. Parnell's
deposition.