The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-13
ERIN'SFIERCE CAMPAIGN.
THE FIGHT OVER tn UNITED IRE
LAND STILL HOT.

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Parnen Enioins an Issue from the Of
fee of the Nation, But it Appears
Two Men Play Highwaymen and
Capture Wa onload of Papers.
DUBLIN, Dec. l2.-lt coming to the
knowledge of Mr.. Lenmy, who was ap-
pointed editor Of the United Ireland by
Mr.. Parnsll and the other Pernellites, that
an ant-Paraell edition of that paper would
be issued to-day from the Nation, 7. ID.
Sullivan's paper, s.eps were taken to secure
an injunction against the Nations pub
Usher. The court granted the writ prayed
for restraining the publisher Of tle Nation
from issuing the edition in ques ion. Not
withstanding the issuance of the writ the
forbidden edition made its appearance this
| morning. 1t contains an article written by
Mr.. Bodkin, who was acting editor
| during the alb ence in the United
States of Editor William O'Brien,
and who was deposed from his position by
Mr. Parnell when he first seized the pauer
on Wednesday. The article is addressed in
Nj. O'Brien's name to every true lover OF
Ireland, the world over, and declares that
the sole alternative now is Mr.. Parnoll or
der MIR. Parnellis leadership. The Parnell
edition OF the paper was also Issued from
the regular office, No. SO Lower Abbey
street. 1t quotes legal opinion jIstifyiug
the seizure of the paper by Mr.. Parnell
A SECOND LOAD SAVED
An attempt was made to seize second
lead OF anti -Parnell United ireland papers
which was standing at the entrance to the
depot, and it would probably have proved
successful had not the police interfered.
Under their guard the papers were loaded
upon the train.
On the arrival of Mr. Parnelrs United
Ireland at Castleand to-day the crowd
seized the papers and burned them.
The Mccarthy faction of the Irish party
have decided to esta bhsh a half-penny even
| ing paper in Dublin, 1t is stated that the
new paper will appear on Monday next.
The municipal council of Sklbbereen has
adopted vote of confidence IN Mccarthy,
ana also a res Ilution objectiag to Mr.. Par
| nells leadership Of the nationalist party,
which was unanimously adopted.
PRIESTS DENoUNCE PARNELL
The priests OF Killarney and Bandon have
| joined in denouncing the action Of Mr.. Par
nell in refusing to retire from the Irish
| leadership.
The Clonakilty poor law guardians have
VI d. h0uut, u In5luDbI Oh bue
House of Commons for Cork county, south,
that he shall either support Mr.. McCarth y
| or resign his ssat.
A committee of Cork city and county
| formed to oppose Mr.. Parnell, have re-
ceived the names of large number of
| priests, town commits toner's and tradesmeu
| from Queenstown, Youghal, Fermoy, Mac
room and Ba ldon, who pledge themselves
to support the cause OF the seceders.
| PARNELL AT KILKENNY.
| Mr.. Parnell is a. Kilkenny and vita him
are Messrs. Power, Dalton. Mahony, Red
Inond and Fitzgerald, working In the inter-
est Of Vincent ScHlly, Mr.. Parnell's candl-
date. Michael Davitt also arrived ere
to-day 10 work for John Pope Heunessy
the anti-Parnellite. The bishop and all the
| priests Of the diocese in which Kilkenny Is
situated are supporting Mr.. Hennessy. Mr..
| Davitt was greeted by large and mixed
crowd on his arrival. He was cheeted and
hooted at with equal hear iness.
The clergy of the parliam ntary divi-
sions of North Cork and East Limerick are
actively engaged in organizing public
| opinion against Mr. Parnell priest mt
placards that had been posted about the
town calling on the people to support Mr..
| Parnell.
A COMMITTEE MEETING.
A committee representing the anti
| Parnell section Of the nationalist party
secured offices in lower Sackville street,
and held a preliminary meeting to-day.
| Numerous applications for membership
were received from persons residing in the
city ana county. These include letters from
| clergymen aud others expressing their readi
ness TO subscribe funds, IL neces 5ary, for the
organization and founding Of the ,contem-
| r,lafai moi HociHa1 RI ".
lish it under the title of The Suppressed
United Ireland, with the name Of William
| OBrien as publisher. 1t will appear until
arrangements are completed for regular
morning journal on a more elaborate scale,
of which the prospectus is already drafted
and viii be issued in few days. The work
of organizing local committees proceeds
apace in the various distric s.
A CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The league offices having rema ned in
Mr.. Parnelrs hands, the McCarthyiles will
form a central executive committee on
league lines A representative COMMITTEES
Of the anti-Parnelites will also send out
speakers to assist in electioneerlng work.
They say they are laboring under disad-
vantage In being deprived of the mea is Of
| reaching the natlonalists throughout the
| country, but that they are confident that
with their new organ they will recover the
ground they lost in the earlier stages Of the
struggle.
CoEK's NATIONALIST COMMITTEE.
The meeting of the nationalist committed
of Cork city a1d county, held this evening
was largely attended by clergymen and
citizens The high sheriff presided. Canon
OMahoney was present and made
/ an address, in which he declared
that Mr.. Parnell had left the
city without accepting his challenge
which was written request to Mr.. Parnell
to call meeting to give him an opportunity
10 show his Mr.. ParnelPs) treason 70 the
Irish parliamentary party. Money, he
said, had been distributed during the we *
to organize demonstrations In favor Of Mr.
Parnell. Maurice Healy also spoke, justl-
flying the positl n Of Mr.. Parnell.
PARHELLs RUIN.
Kilkenny, Dec I'm the course Of a
conversation to-day Mr. Dayitt said: "The
pro -eDt struggle in Kilkenny is the most
important event Of the last decade Of Ire
la Us history. IL Mr.. Parneil wins home
rule is doomed. Mr.. Parnell will ruin Ire
land or ruin himself"
A meeting was held IN the town hall this
evening for the purpose Of forming com.
nlttee 10 carry on Vigorous campaign Ia
the interests Of Mr lie messy. When the
anti-Parnell candidate appeared in tne hall
he was well received. Mr.. Dayitt addressed
tho mesting, dwelling earnestly aud
elOquently upon the attempts ma 10 by Mr..
| PaTneil 70 revive race aDtipathies which IL
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