New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
PARNELL FIGHTING BACK.
HIS RITTER AND DEFIANT SPEECH AT THE
MEETING OF TIE IRISH MEMBERS.
rpBTA1DIxG HEALY AND OTHER OPPONENTS
A1IUpIXG CONTEMPTUOUSLY TO GLAD
STONE. AND SEEKING sTRENUoUsLY TO
JUSTIFY HIMSELF-A LONG AND
STORMY SESSION. AND


STORMY SESSION. AND
no ACTION TAKEN.
Iondon. Dee. 1.-The meeting of the lrlSh mem
bers of the House of Commons, called 10 coi''''i
what action the Nationalist party Sh"H t""' '.'
reIard TO the leadership of the party, WAS N''" "'
noon today Mr. Parncll and his pl\"c S'''
,arv were the first TO arrive at the pace VI III,
inc After the members had all assembled MI
parreu took the chair and called the meeting 10
order. Telegrams from the delegates oil 'he PARRY
NOW in the United States and from NcholSh"p
Crokc were read An Adjournment was ''.i
taken until o'clock TO allow the members 10 ''"c
luncheon.
Prior TO the meeting Mr.. Parncl helo co"'''-
encc with his supporters. MesSrs- Joseph Sotn'
Kenny. John Redmond, William Richmond E'-
ward HARRINGTON. Power, Shel and Kelly were
present at the conference.
As MIR. Parnen was leaving the room, he was
mot nv an Irish reporter. to whom he spoke.
In the course of his remarks be SAID 10 Inc news
manor man: Tell them | will fight to the end.
Mr. ParncH looked pale. but he chattcd cheer
A,lIv with his friends lie remains inpaSNive.
He took no part in the proceedings beyond stating
that the meeting had been called III accordance
with the decision reached by the party last FRIDAY
Tho meeting reconvened at 80. Mr.. Par
neu was almost the last member 10 arrive About
seventy-hvc Irish members of the House were pres
ent great bundle of tcleGrams were hahdcd H.
During the early part of the proceedings those
who had gathered outside the mcetng-room heard
loud cheers one of the first subjects discussed
was whether or no, reporters should be allowed
in the room II was hnaIlN decideu 10 ""H "''
nit one reporter, representing Inc Freeman
Journal" of Dublin. This decision was not sat
isfactory to large number of the members ana
il will probably be recousidered.
HEATED SPEECHES by sEXTON AND REDMOND.
~, ..-.,...-. .o.o - ella stor,,iest char
' w ,,,.,,., ..,,,,,'r,ors st-ovo hard f.
-, .,otl,or odi,rrru,cnt urginr that the meet
n!,- ',S - -, tLo leadership Of
~ L.,iI l.o l,ll =, Duhlin
q" r ,.I.' ...a..oI oo,ir., on adj
- b,, declared
!'" -, ,o..,;, ,.,s,,,l;ol and mn
" w.. ~. ,,,ro fr.,uepil,
s'iInc'' WI at,.r;,,., fr,,, Mr.
I''i'"P'" IVY - o., ,,.,;.,,i,,. of
I'I'iei' "PP''''''''' '
W. We p,oD,,.s pno1, r,.I:ol to Mr. SEXTON lie made
s-.a a,.a.I -, ,bo members II pause he
- ,o,..,l ,r,,,, his riabtful position ~
1ca3or of ,rc Irish Nation the statesman who by
his unparalleled services had earned the gratitude
NJ tbr Irish pooplc He declared that those VINO
bv their voice or vote induced Il sacrifice of tie
ma, Who had sacrificed ), much for Ireland would
man WV W -, - ,,o.,l
have u account u ''' ~" =
Nj Redmond. continuing, sald that th' f''''
Of the divorce case were Iu4N hio"H
Parncll Yves reelected leader of the lrl>h party.
g. .'''' - .,, ,,.i,, crio. oC " "a, no
,"s 'N'''' -"'' "'' :,,.o,d- ur podr,onJ
Gadstones letter WAS Withheld. Mf. heuhioh"
was u','h"'o" ~ t'''9 ''.' .,.. ,i
To say that. NOTWITHSTANDING th'I pc, .'"> "' '''"
q.
''"on WIN '''l -. ',;,di,, ,c tIc LIN.
or,l. ,,o,, wanted to sacrifice ;hcir leader and
e'i,N' io" 1,,II,o,, ,Io ,,orId
with him - national cause. Tshmcn thc W"rid
ovcr would ask where was the consistency in such
WV "o,''''
course.
The Irish tenants. added Mr. Redmond, would
.orb,,o ,to octior that the anti -Parncll section
fepr'"''' 'e "r'I'" ''''' ,''o i 1riord.
proposed to take. and those American Trends
whose bounty had sustained them and thclr
cause for many years W"ulu u"niah" " 'N""I"a
from ParuclfS foes. That reckoning cuuIl hpt
long he delayed Judging from tie many express
sions of sympathy and the continued support
which MI PaTncH was IccelNiH- I"'l -A"i'Ii'''
In conclusion he invited bis hearers 10 give
their votes for Ireland lie resumed HIS s'0'
amid great cheering.
PARNELL'S ATTEMPT TO JUSTIFY HlNSi-i-f'
,,,or Mr. p.d,nord had concluded his remarks
Ai'I vi, I''''''"" ' ~ -, ;l -,
chect - .,,.,,
The time has come vh"n mus 'eaA @ on, ri,ad
hc opposition within our party which ma been 'I'aVd
by Nr. Gi4d-.onc'. lcttr mos, I.sppit'Do i,.
the division in the party appear - l.'". rD' men
To- thc'usrlNc~. 10 th"T country anu u" nv; -
vhpse abltf ha~ beGh mos I"' ava IN r.,.. 10
h''lh't me M. ~, IL q n,,ceodi,,,. Mr. lIealy
hcar resp" 'blh.N Ih an IL. IL ~, tr,I,rd INN
h been t&hvn l, 'i'' ,' ,ciocr'i1od 80 him IN
VINO ~" Hi, .Vaurs V.ho r,J, Iin, IN. first ciancc
America IA Iil' 'a'"- ". p . a", -, H.. r'i,iucut
T. enter pubic ln' ana to' min MN 'ru ~ "a
rronprnr rcbnhnf and r,'ta.Hns m hi me j., due
That NJ lioaIi !, hcfc HnaN 90 n' . ~ ,I a..troy
10 NY ~ ~ ,4a,,srd. tbc meaning AID elect Of his
- -. ~ I.alv rcu,ind, me of h., ,erV ccs. lie
pF""'"I-N' :. r'',,,G mo ~ tbcu, AZ any tinie
Ia ID u,"u ., 'i I ,tr,dcd ,,n recent rnraug I'm Dub
~, ~, me- ,,n; IL, I,irr tChecr.J Who asked
IN ''''.,- IA O-bccr>l Who asked Mr.
nm 70 "" ,,.i -, l,r,Ii, and ssv he would be able
N' d''N '.',nr,,t.n v.lirh would throw a different
I" give hiofIg'u,,WY t "n"n Uid r(1,1nr.'