New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-28

MS seat, farnell had TO pass the LlDcral benches,
ignored him.
1t is stated that il Mr. Parnell remains in the
leadership of the Irish party Mr. sexton and other
irish members of Parliament will apply Tor the
Chiltern Hundreds, and offer themselves for re-
election in order to test the feeling of the electors
The Press Association says that MI Parneli
considers that he has been most unfairly treated
by some of his colleagues who practically owe their
position to him. He also feels strongly about
Mr.. Gladstones attitude and is more determined
poses him he will appeal to the Irish people:
Mr.. Gladstone had intended TO return to Hawar-
den tomorrow, but has now decided TO wall IN
London the settlement of the crisis in the Home
Mr.. Parnell, in conversng with colleagues, com.
bats the inference from Mr.. Giadsfones letter OF
Monday to Mr. Morley that the Llberal leader
threatens to retire in case he tParnelD continues
to lead the Nationalists.
The Catholic hierarchy il Is expected. will take
action before next Monday to influence the waver-
Messrs Tanner, Mcdonald and few other Irish
Nationalists supported Mr. Laboucheres amend
The News this morning again appeals to Par
nell, urging him to accept Earl Spencers calm.
considerate advice and not TO give his followers
the painful duty of rejecting him.
Mr.. Laboucherc has written to Parncll urging
him to withdraw In his letter Mr. Labouchere
says that Parnells remaining in the leadership
means another six years OF Balfour and coercion
for Ireland. while his withdrawal will mean the
meeting of an Irish Parliament in Dublin in two
years, at the latest
THE Freeman's Journal" of Dublin. to-day,
upon request of Parnell. states that he purposes
to issue q manifesto to the Irish people Tonight
and that he asks them in the meanwhile To
Canon Doyle. in letter TO the Nationalist
press. denounces as the most shocking OF scan
unfortunate Parnel and strongly condemns Mr.
McCarthys hints that the O'Shea divorce suit
might have resulted differently. Canon Doyle
calls upon Mr. Mccarthy not to stab an innocen.
and honestly, giving Captain O'Shea chance
to defend himself
Dublin. Nov. 81" The Freeman's Journal
suggests that r. P. O'Connors return from Amer
lea be fastened and that the Nationalists wait
until he arrives before taking definite action in
the matter of the Irish leadership.
movement is on foot to hold meetings through
out Ireland on Sunday next for the purpose of
expressing confidence in Mr.. Parnell. The priests
are opposed to the scheme
The Freeman's Journal" says it appears that
a majority at yesterdays Nationalist meeting in
London favored the retirement of Mr.. Parnel.
The Evening Telegraph" asks why Mr.. Par
nell, elected unanimously TO the Irish leadership
twenty-four hours before, should have voluntarily
efiaced himself by retiring II continues: II
the Irish party. on Mr.. Gladstone's demand wishes
to recant, Mr.. Parnel is right to demand a solemn
vote of want of confidence, in which every mem
Der must take part each member assuming the
responsibility of his vote before the Irish people
permit Of the acceptance Of candestlne ADJUST
ment as final settlement. Whatever is done
must be declared openly in the presence OF inc
nation. The Irish everywhere must know
how each member Of party elected to support
and not to depose him deals with him; When n
conclave of the Irish party shall have decided the
issue the Irish nation will demand the right to
he heard in final review of the decision A ma
tiona convention has been held in ireland for the
solution of less perons problems: . s,dns ime
Telegraph" vehemently urges the country 10 stand
by Parnel and stifen the waverers.
TIE IRISH ENJOYS 10 MEET IN CINCINNATI
Elnlirs n. V, Nov. 27 Specialization and Har-
rngton, the Irish Parliamentary ENJOYS, spent the day
In this city and stssteA early this evcn'na fof Cn
c,nnati The Gladstone Parnel episode cast a gloom
over them and 1t evident that their spirits
were not as buoyant as they few days ago.
Mr. Dillon said that Ireland was accustomed TO have
clouds hang over her Dining the past ten years
she made a gallant struggle against tremendous odds
and now the eve OF grand victory. clouds and
embarrassing difficulties again surround her The
situation is grave but nothing has occurred to
alter by one tot or title, the rights wrongs of
the Irish cause. In regard TO the conrse TO be pur
sued to meet Mr.. GladstOnes objections TO Farnel
the visitors intimated that matter how
much love and abiding faith is still reposed
in the Irish leader, the "Grand Old Man"
has the key to the situation, and his wishes be
leave no room for compromise. They said that they
would have q conference in Cincinnati tomorrow, and
then. far the ialfdozen Irish Members OF Par
lament in this country concerned the difficulties
would be met and dealt with. They did not believe
that recent incidents would prejudice the Irish cause
in this any other country. They were escorted to
the railway station by large delegation OF prominent
citizens of various natiOnaes. and as the train moved
away three cheers given for Ireland, Dillon. and
Harrington and Parne. -
ottawa. Ont, Nov a7-The Irish envoys, Dillon,
O'Brien, Sullivan, OConor, Harrington and GILL; are
TO visit Canada Acting on the advice OF the IRISH
envoys themselves and also the advice of friends
OF the m this city and vicinity, the executive
hoard of the GladstOnian branch Of the Irish National
IAagne has decided TO Invite the cooperation OF all
societies in sympathy with the object in view The
programme of the visit will be arranged at a public
meeting to be held tomorrow night.
ANDREW CARNEGIES ADVICE TO PARNELL.
Andrew Carnegie is among the nrsa and most stead
fast friends Of Home Rule. Several Of the Irish lead
ers now in America including Mcssrs. Dillon, Sulli-
war; OConnor, etc, dined with him the other evening.
Mr. Carnegie's advice to them in the present unfort
innate position Of affairs, that three words should
be teegraphed Pamell Resign, marry, return"
This is his solution Of the whole question: and fore
cast for the future
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