The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-12-11

AIS supporters EuIi the Carriage in |
winch lie Rides--And They Scram-
bic and Fight for the Honor of a Grip
on the shafts--As They Go Through
Dublin They Sing s.God Save Ire
land.
(By Cable to the CHRONICLE.
DUBLIN, Dec. 10.-The steamer which
lad conveyed Mr. Parnell and his
friends and number Of tho leading
lights of she anti Parnellite M vemefst
arrived safely at KlngstoYn at an early
hour this morning The distinguished
iriShmen at once embarked Oh q waiting
tender and were Immediately conveyed
TO the pier
A great crowd had accompanied Mr..
Parneils newly organized body guard.
the Parnell reception committee, and the
numerous delegations which had come
Gown by special train from Dublin, to
greet the much talked Of leader the
moment he placed his feet on Irish soil.
AS soon as the tender had been made fast,
Mr. Parnell's friends landed him in the
midst OF patriotic and triumphant airs
from the band and wild cheers from his
supporters in the great crowd which
surged about the pier and it's approaches.
Mr. Parnells associates were promptly
followed by Timothy NJ. Healey, Maurice
Healy and Mr.. Kenney, all staunch
supporters of Mr.. Justin Mccarthy and
the uucomprOmlsing opponents Of Mr..
Parnell
The moment these gentlemen came in
| view of the pushing, swaying crowd, it
became evident that they were by no
means without friends in the rank of
the excited Irishmen, who everywhere
pressed about them.
The crowd was an angry one, and
hostile demonstrations were repeatedly
| made by the partlsans Of one section
| against those OF the other The Par
nellites would shout and vo!ley for their
chief, only to be met by cat-calls and
derisive cheers for Mrs O'Shea Ine
last to land was Mr. Parnell,
whose appearance was the signal
for tremendous outburst OF
cheering from his assent bled supporters.
He paused to deliver avery brief speech,
in which he thanked his friends for the
welcome they had accorded him. Mr..
Parnell assured his hearers that he
looked to the issue of the present fght
without fear He had in the past never
led the Irish people wrong and would
not DO so in the future.
Enormous crowds had gathered abou
the Dublin station in anticipation Cf the
arrival Of the warning parliamentarians
On the arrival at Kingstown pier, Mr.
Timothy Healy hurriedly entered a car
riage and was rapidly driven away amid
groans, hisses and cries Of ''Chief Jus
tice Healey."
When Mr. Parnell stepped from th
train the shouting crowd, which ha(
forced its way TO the station platform
and waiting rooms, pressed him SO close
ly that it was with the utmost difficult,
the policemen were able to clear Wa
for him to his cab.
E No sooner lad this been successful,
, accomplished than the enthusiastic pee
t pie broke for the harness. and in trio
| the horses were unhitched. Then, sur
rounded on all sides by a mob of me-
fighting, pushing and tearing to secur
the honor Of grip on the shafts, the |
: lustrious Irish chieftain was drawn i
: the early morning hour to the Dubli
!, residence of his friend, DIR. Kenney
i member of the House of Commons fC
e South Cork. AS the crowd dashed ahea
l. at double quick, they loudly sang th
national anthem ''God Save Ireland"
LONDON, Dec. 1O.-The war is no
} transferred from Parliament to Irelant
= and the leaders of both parties are
haste to have word with their consti
- uencies Parnell is as infeXible as ev'
? and his supporters say that not ste
will be taken by him toward any COZ
promise of arrangement.
= The proceedings IN Parliament Monda.
I when Timothy Healy endeavored
- seize Parnell's seat, were viewed VII
- disgust by men of both the English polit
9. cal parties, and Healy is the object
- much adverse criticism on account of
!. aggressive manner and insulting to-
toward his former leaders
- It is stated on semi-official authori
- that the government does not contel
O plate coming to an understanding WI
- MIR. Parnell.
ia After the passage of the land purchas
10 10 the tithes and other bills, Parliame
q will probably dissolve, and go to t
country again on the issue Of maintai
20 20 ing the integ rity of the empire.
aa Parnell Squelches Paper.
DUBLIN, Dec. 1O.-Mr. Parnell,
one Of the directors Of United 1relan
has seized upon the plant of that pap
prevented the publication of its cure
nd edition and elected the acting editor.
oh Mr.. Parnell's agent then took poss
nd sion of the premises. United Ireland
the paper of which Mr.. William . Brl
one of the Irish nationalist delegate
now in New York, is the editor.
K. The anti Parneilites have been
mt cussing proposition to secure full G
troll of the paper and issue it as the
ar gan of their party'in Ireland.
rg- DUBLIN, Dec. 1O.-United Ireland '
of to morrow be issued as Parnellite
zeal gan.