New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
DEMANDING THE RETIREMENT OF PARNELI


PROMINENT IRIsHMEN WELL PLEASED WITH
THE SELECTION OF JUSTIN MCCARTHY rs
THE PARLIAMENTARY LBADER.
! The division in the ranks of the members Of the
Irish Parliamentary party is now on clear footing
! and while the most Sansulne does not hope That
complete union Will be at once re ecstahl'hcd IT Ii
admitted that the road 10 that end has been made
more easy. The detection from Mr.. parnell of The
/ OGornan Mahon. .hc Mc'nlcr from Carlow Comfy.
/ is significant This venerable chcitdin is now
| cighty-scvcn years ola. II vds he who nonnnt'ti
Daniel O'Conncll for Clare, alNty-onc years ago.
This before the passage Of the Catholic Em1nclp"
ton act: and OConncll. wien he went to the House
Of Commons refused take the cath of allceiincc.
! which contained provision, rejecting upon his IT,
| ligion The O'Gorman Mahon has been faithful
! soldier Of Ireland during more than sixty ycar,
Justin Mccarthy who has been elected by large
| majority a. the lcadc: n the Irish Parliamentary
party. is member OF Parliament for Londonderry. \
! place that could not return Home Eul' Will tAe
| passage Of the Gladstone Electoral Reform bill a
| few wears ago lie j. man cf III dcritlon OF
| sound judgment. and of uoroueh kuowlrdge of
| Parliamentary law. ard his election doc, hot show
the consuming ambition for leadership which was said
TO be tie prime motive with lcay and sexton.
The statement ~ The Tribune few daco ago that
Tie FrccMan's Journal was the most powerful
ally that Mr.. raucll lad j, III large measure
!
| Pnnclrs opponents are going /" convert United
| I1plaudr the official organ Of the Irish National
| ,caric a weekly paper Of which Will!t Olrcn
! j, editor chief. into a daily newspaper A. rival
/ Of The Freeman
Richard " Walters said yesterday that the sober
| second thought which his colleague, in the Irish
| Parliamentary Fund Association hoped would appear
among tie masses Of thc people here and in Ireland
appcarng and II j. unmStaaably the side @; tie
party led by Justin Mccarthy "ls II not signi'a"''
he continued. to that Mr.. Parnen, own con.
tt,ent, in the city Of Cork have pronounced aean>'
| nina and IN favor Of his chief opponent. Tim He'y'
who i, the representative in Parliament for North
| Longford17
The conservative people Of Cork NAV therefore bo
said to have pronounced against Mr. Pamch "h"
claims that he wants guarantee, FOR q more radical
measure Of Home Rule than do his colleagues 'uI
scsicd the reporter.
The conservative people Of Cork echoed Mr
Walters in a tone Of surprise "WEy. ever since re-
member. cork has always been known rebel Corh-r
| title which it has justly oarncd-and ~" o"unr j.
made up OF people who have never submitted q" any
lom OF English authority IN Ireland, except a. nrrc
matter of cApcdicucy. 70 saw that thrSn men ""IId
accept lo-s substantial guarantees for the e-,i'tvo
Independence Of Ireland than Nr Parncll would H
absurd II ha> come TO that that ] am bound 30
say that il l. shame for Mr Pancll 20 continue 20
proIong this controversy, which he knows Is woFuns
injury the Irish cause and must prove cVcntihIN
disastrous 10 himself
II rejoice exclaimed Joseph J. O'Donohuc. at the
selection " Justin Mccarthy. and far from abatuc
one oj tittle u opposition 10 the unparl"lc coarse
Z which Mr.. Paruen j, pIrouin-, am more than ever
strengthened iu the bc.cf that the best Interests q"
/ Ireland demand III refinement
Tn" reporter learned that. -uppcmcniay to he a.
/ counts received from Chicago of the withholding e"
subscription, already promi, d. ma-y mon ~ tins cy
/ who PIT down their name, for large Sums have h''
/ ycr paid iu the money. They want 10 s~c established
/ a proper understanding first and - Ln"" c>"'uT ."
/ what purposes their Offering, are to }" "IpIrl.
r. D Farrell has sent on two different occasions
| ~ 900 to help the Starving people q GALWAY 70
weather the lar! time, of which tncy "cr' 90" victims
owing to the almost periodical y-atlon- Of famine
which aiict the people Of tllat "cten portion o' u'c
Grcen l,c. He ha- beside, contributed t:'uo - tH'
Parliamentary Fund and j. a generous contribution 10
several other Irish political and bcac'"Irlt "'s''"|
| ton, trlt are worhins m behalf o' HON" lul" lie D.
plain spoken and emphatic 90 demanding i@rci's Ic
! tiro,acnt am ready - admit" Doe .~nt, That t'
moral, 81 one man should not determine the claims oI
/ a nation to -oll government, Hm when h, m'.ai' q"
want Of Observation-Disclosures Way yoU wish = pat IL t-
viii interfere with the ,Hcr"-- of the ol-c he ehonIl
/ step aside and lct the cause ad'.ncc.'
| can L advance without him 80
You should rather have a.lcd :ne. Can IL advance
with him and answer uuhr-atlnely tatt II cannot
Pigu.ll and with their cnOT- 10 pose him. kn"Wlne
that it Is for the bct interest Of ireland am 10 full
/
@Wili the manifesto by The Ir.-h bishop, prevail
IT Will, indeed, ana with more telling effect, n"
similar crcnm,t,nccs for the .a.tic, VA, aie'd
It are men who woud Willingly give up their I've, for
r. p O'Connor, NJ. T., Who +, STAYING at The Bar
thoId Hotel, laughed y"stlr'i "Arn a-hrd u i%rIr %
Ward Of truth IN it. rn -lying in mi. hotel simply
| he aid, because Iuy wife. who dd not accompany
m during trip IN tho Wet. j, also stayinS here
william O'Brlen and his colleague, were busy all
"a
gram, aud answering them. Hundreds were await
Ir,hrncu. TOO. called upon them. but they had little
time for conference, and have evidently determined o
trouble on the other side Of the water. Huong thc
di-pitchc~ rrceivcd va, one from Cort. igLed F.z
, gerald, High sheriff: saving: "lnhr"nta city and
County Committco forming 10 sustain party. Icvrr
rapidly passing ovcr,;; commo, enc a",crting il cIf
gave ont the following statement for the day;
The ~itn,uon Is Of extreme dencacy and may In
voye cons qucnces affecting III" whol" cour'' of irish
affairs during generation. Under these circumstances
W. must ask friends 10 believe that 10 /, und deep
sense - r.,,, nlty continue maintain an atttud"
of complete reserve having stu strong h,Dr that tho
Irish people De sIard d." caamitcs ~ utna d..
sensons ond being persuaded that wc VIII have aid in
that direction by avoiding all unncr"--1rr publicity w"
are all in coallc accord ." our action and We must
log the public not 10 believe ridiculous mnor' 10 The
| contrary.
! n,1 ma. ncc,ln, In The Nciropolitn Opc, Iipr.r
| some of the ,ub-crhcrs 10 that fund eav .!ru irr,
| really nave been the CUSTODIAN of the money n thc
! first Instance. Members of the Municipal Council
| or the IIi-h National League contend thai the meet
| ing VA not held under the auspices of The Iarlia-
| mrufarv Fund Association n~IccInlF. but Und"" the
| auspices Of the Tmtcd l1~h =" c.'c~ oi N"w York
4 lt'lc more than o.. haf ~ Tie morcy s",,crlbcl
has Iccu pnd. and the receipts 1i the box ,tt' NJ
| the MctroIO1itau Opera House during u' big m""'
iue a noLth ago have moi been gwen L" the tr".urcr
| of the Parliamentary Fund. hut hHr" been he'd hy
! tho treasurer If the Municipal Council y The irish
| .cati.uaI Iogruo II il not because IN" officer, ~
,bosc organizations dNcr TIE Tctf- - the IaIuo
tfieN. .He lD' - leader tf
! ih. irish Parliamentary pnrtv-lut hrcnu,c tlc
caguc people believe c great success II the meeting
,ra. due IN large part 10 the energetic work %;
Themselves and then followers. aided, 81 cOgIsc by
! tIat Of the auxiliary organizations.
THE O'GoRMAN MAHON EAGER TO FIGHT PAR
NELL.
London Dec. s.-Thc O'GOrman MahOn. member Of
parliament for Carlow County, who introduced Mr..
parreu 10 Mrs O'Shci. recently expressed desire 10
] E.LL a L-nL I.n