The sun., 1890-12-17
HOT WORDS OVER PARNELL.
HfS OPPONENTS IN THE MUNICIPAL
COUNCIL OvkRHHRLMED.

It Locked for Few Measnts Like an Echo
Frss Kiiksnny-Only Sic Voter Asainst
ParNsii-Atteapt TO Put or the Aestine.
, Five members OF tho Executive Committee
Of the Municipal Council Of the irish National
League sent last week to Justin Mccarthy and
the new Irish party cablegram advising the
deposition OF ParnelL
Last night about 100 members OF the Council
met. under difficulties, at II West Twenty
eighth street. and after condemninR the pro.
cssding. formulated and ordered sent con-
Trajectory despatch assuring Parnell OF their
support. This despatch was cabled last night.
A small minority OF anti-Parnell mon who were
present declared that the meeting was ILLEGAL
and voted against the resolution.
1t was q special meeting. called by President
Patrick J. Gleason. to act ON Parnsll's leader
chip. At O'Clock half q dozen membefs OF the
tice posted on the door:
The Municipal Council meeting Announced 70 BE- held
tonight has been postponed by the PrssiasnS Nj.
Gleason.
howl went up and President Gleason was
called hard names. Lawrence F. Fullam. the
Secretary, arrived and tore the notice down.
The hall was opened. and the majority decided
absent. Seeretsry fuiiam was about calling
for nominations for . Chairman when half q
%es Who ssRnsa he saO
0a''s threw asF FIJI h. @Rass nS sa
=. M; sss. Pot been legally salss"
f5SsS:.s a's:Sn .:5 nsS The call
For . few minutes it looked like . Asht.
There was an uproar. Kennedy was hissed.
md voruv mn nGt ho IN n
making speech
sssrstarJ Fusm a got IN few words; The e, or; y;
midnisht. be said when it was too late 10 send
out the notices, He accused President Gleason
sna & 81 as SoSnS nhH ha
~, tn, Camel
The%rc % Wers re- only H Saii 40 DOZEN apti Psrnell
men present. but they wsFc ind.stsiSaps aPd
tive Committee said:
II don't propose to be humbuGRed By Presi-
aiGs ssss ss Rsssns
: 6:sn Essslaf5iy I 4, called and propose Tia. We
nan ls|s the room. attsr eharacterizlne the
1t was decided that the meeting was legally
called and that the , members present repre-,
sissted 81 SSa,f%an tqhs 'ss rsos as
tests OF Kennedy and his friends. br. Donlin
and several OF the cooler mon present helped
follower the temperature. and nobody was hurt.
MIR. McCabe OF tho Executive Committee.
who had been present whom the Objectionable
resolution was adopted last week. said:
1t was piece Of underhanded work. Only
seven Of the ninsteep members Q; the commit
Mr.. Kennedy That's not 80. There were eight
arrived and after he left another. man came.
II be had been there the number would have
Mr.. HcCsbs arose TO point Of order to ask
Il Kennedy had epv right to call him . liar.
Michael Breslin. James Pallas J. 7. Muihern.
John 9uieley. and Dr.. PHILIP Donlin wore ap;
and reported this:
Resosved That We recognize in Charlss Stewart Par
ns = leader. capable. incorrupub.e. and worthy OF
the support OF the Irish people at homo and abroad
John Murphy said: This is not time to
Mr.: Kennedy said enRriy that Parnell had
deceived ireland for four years Then he at
tempted t. introduce an amendment tha!
you'd nu!ltiy the resolution. He was voted
a division Of the house was called for, and
man psmea %iItlnsoac. IS cVSSe VIZ @ Was dselarsd
70 be an outsider. smashed his hat on the
Chstrman's table and cried. II don't give q
On for thts whole gang. You've got no right
to pass that resolution
He shook his fist In the Chairman's face and
DELAYED business for ten minutes.
Friday night at Cooper Union to endorse Par
nell.