New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

rANNER's sALLN-tIRST APPEARANCE or SUI
PREssH ed UNITED IRELAND" LIVELY TINfS
AT MEETINGS CALLED BY THE CLERGY
Dublin. Dec. 15-Nr Parrc'l slept last night
h. UrHngford. whence he drove this morning d"
p,thdownev Me>srs. Daylt ana Tanner ai>o
.,ar,ed for Ra,hdowncy. with the ayoved in'cn-
zion of confronting Mr. Parcel publ ly Ness =
Harrjson. OKclly. Edward HARRINGTON and Jos pm
Milan Members of Parliament Joined Nr '''''"
=, the Osso-y iIo;el Here q Gcputa,ion OF tex"
farmers from the Aghadoc. Galway. "r1nch o, ''
I.aque. presented an address Gcra.in9 confidence
:, NJ Parnell In expressing his thanks Tor 'he
address Mr.. Parncn said he reloic'd 10 sec ~
.,anv sterling farmers among the people ruNI'3
.round him 1t was an assurance thai u'S"''oH
nevermore would submit 10 English ir,'''o"
The seal of Kilkenny would he put upon MS SIN
teen years work. Chce s.
Mr. Harrison then addressed the depu'"'io"'
". said he regretted that ;A' irsh MenocIs u
Parliament opposing Nr. Parnell had deSccnue'
q tho fowl abuse of London music halls, huri-
Inc wonans name at their former leader
Tp;es Of Shane" AMI "Ditty Tim llealy -
II was unmany. ungeuerous ana An-lrlSA. u heeI''
During the meeting at the hotel Mc'Srs DoNlU
snS Tanner arrived and began TO speak from
wagons in ttc market square. SeNefM huh''''"
oersons were crcuDed around Nr. Tanner who, IN
his speech, said that the Irish party could nC'
wbitewash Mr. Farncll Proceeding IN his al
dress. he complained of lis oil leader calling the
secedcrS gutter >parroWS. IT, stopping >''-
denly and pointing to Mr.. parnen, who was lcav
ing the hotel in a carriage and driving OIL h'
shouted lie is clearing out NOW. ralIy-hc: The
fox has got away This sally was -le"t'd WIN
.oars Of lauc/er and cheers.
SQUARE mana! !ed 10 effect ticir departure without
any collision of the ftctionS ~ they were pass
ing through the village 4 DIuoV crowd of
peasants gave cheers for William OBricr, where
upon Mr. Harrington called for cheers for Dillon.
They were freely given. bat there WAS no re-
sponse 10 mis- cal for cheers for rsrnr'L
"Suppresscd United Ireland. the paper issued
by the McCarthyites. made it> first appearance
today II contains letter from archbishop
wash supporting the opponents Of Mr. ParncU
The managers of Suppressed United Ireland"
have issued a four-page hali-peuny papcr, with
the subtitle. William OBricas Paper" The
leading article which .s headed Dissertation.
saws II would hc unius: u the CaSfl" - COM
pare itS icrccst attack upon Mr.. OBnrn with the
cowardlv stab dealt him by trcachcrous friends
That Leamy should have hclpel II stab tbs brave.
tender heart we wouN not have believed II on
angcl from Heaven had foretold il.
Tie formal nomination of Vincent Scully ~ The
candidate Of The Parncl.i'cs for tho s"at in The
House of Commons for North Kilkenny. IDa1c
vacant by the death of Nr. Narum, was mai e.
to-day Sir JOHN Pope HcnncsscN, his opponent.
was also formally nominated by Tie Nc. anM
section Of the Natiol1ist p..fv
Patrick j. O'Bren. Member Of Parliament for
North Tippcrary who Was sentenced at ClonmeI
70 six months imprisonment for conspirins 10
inci,e the tenants on the Smth-BarTy estates at
Tipperary not 10 pay rent and Michael . bTeh
Da ton, who was sentenced T. lour months I'M
prisonment for the same offence, were removed
to-day to Nenagh. where they viii be tred for
riottng at Tpperary at tie opening OF
the conspiracy trial there. Iioy both in
formed reporter that they regretted not
being beside Mr Parnel in lis fight
70 retain his leadership of Tie lA-h \.iopa-r'
party Mr.. O}ricn sid he had ahaudonci tn"
extreme ideas formerly rntertaIucd bN hlm NI,"n
it appeared likely that CONSTITUTIONAL agitation
would secure D ireland :hc benefits s.Ic demanded
But if the independence % tie Na'lon -..-t pfrt{
lost by abandoning Nh. Iarne 1'F tull
measure Of relief for Ireland rnroueh Parliament
The Very Rev l. D. ORc,ou, Doou Of tto
Chapter Of Cloyne. called d meeting. ~ which
resolutions were adopted rrpudiatu- Mr. I'uc.L
Not content with thlS actlp, alone, a number ~
those present procured picturr Of their il.Ic" j.
tied leader and made bonfire of i.
Az trdlWaN Z lnFF'ln- CdIItl 'N me fi'l-E lpt
the purpose of deuouncing Air. Parucll had re-
suit that entirely unlocked for bV i'- pro-
motHrs The supporters Of VI. Parcl turned out
in force They hll"d o." hall. occupied tlo rla'-
form and passed resolution supporting NJ. Par
nell. They also p1>SrG resolution calling upon
j. Pinkert0n 2 Member of Parliament lol Galway
Citv. 70 resign his seat.
During the celebration Of mass ~ KiliUslrt
Yesterday. Father Gillian. The officiating priest.
took occasion To denOunce Mr Parnoll in severe
terms While he spcakine thc whole con
prpra+iOp arose and left tlir church. \ meet inr
was then Organized by the parishioncrs outside
the church. and a vote OF confidence i'm Iarol
was unanimously adopted.
~ the Franciscan Church ~ Ennis Yesterday
the friars denounced ParEcll boih for hi, nor,l
and political action Several of the members Of
The congrcgat on became Offended AZ the Utrcrucce
of the frars and LEFT the church. TIL" priests
in the Pro Cathedral Al Ennis made no comment,
upon Mr Parnells course.
The branch Of the National Deagu" - Armagh
has adopted resolution repudlaiing Nr. Par"cll
The officials of the Cork corporaton are about
equally divided in the support of Mr Parn"ll and
his opponents
In Mitchelstown to-day large meeting in tie
Town Hall, convened hy the Clergy, unanimously
copdemncd Mr Parnelr
During services in the Cathedral a Newry Yes
terday Father McCastan eNhOrtfd MS ma =
hearers never 70 mention Parnclls name before
their wives and daughters
London. Dee 1j.-JEs'in Mccarthy cn here
today for Dublin. He = confident tlat h~ prriy
will win in Kilkenny Before stariinq Nr. Nc
Carthy said that he would meet Mr O'Brien when
the latter arrived at Paris.
DILLON SCORES HIS FDRNER LEADER PAR