New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-12
P1RNELL GAINING STRENGTH.
POWERFUL INFLUENCE OF HIS SPEECH AT
THE GREAT DUBLIN MEETING.
ENTHUSIASTIC ALLY WELCOMED TO CoRK-THE
PNRNEfI1yEs TWICE CHANGING THEIR
CANDIDATE FOR NORTH KILKENNY-

CANDIDATE FOR NORTH KILKENNN-
MR.. HEALY's ROUGH TRENTMENT
Dublin. Dee. 1.-THE large and enthusiastic meeting
held in the Rotuuda lat night and the speech then
made by Mr.. ParncH have already had the erect OF
influencing public opinion in favor of MI Parncl
throughout Ireland. ana the number oi his adhelch's
is growing rapidly. His supporters in Limerick are
making preparations for great popular display IN MS
honor upon his arrival there His constituents IN C"FN
are also preparing 10 receive him and VIII give MN an
enthusiastic welcome. Mr. Lcamy has sent private
dispatch to friend in London stating that NY P"rheII
is winning all along the line.
Mr. Parnell left Dublin this afternoon for Cork.
A large crowd al the kingsbrdge station ana
when he made his appearance to take the trag he
was loudly cheered At Mas Mr. PtrncH received
an address from the local branch Of The Nan mai
League and at Kildare he made speech to the crown
that was waiting at the station Al Mona'cIcVa
there was an amt Tarncn demonstration when the
train arrived priest leading the opposition in cheer
Ing for Mr.. O'l3ricn.
When the train reached Mallow station majority
of the assembled crowd hoocd and jcercd. only few
cheers being raised for Prncll. At Cork an immense
crowd had gathered. and the arrival of the tram was
the >i-nal for extraordinary ou'bur> OF cnth''S''
The Limerick corporaton 10y vote of II to = To-Day
rejected a motion thanking the majority party for it.,
action i'm regard to Pamcll. \ dcpuauon from
Limerick met Mr.. Pancll at LimcricE Junc"n ana
invited him 10 visit that city. This be promised TO
do at early date.
Before the train departed the crowd at Mallow be
came violent and made repeated attempts &" enter Mr.
Parnc's carriage. The mob four>hcd sticks I'D the
air i'm a mcaacing manner, and shouted Down with
the blackc1iard :" Down with the Hhoir :" and
similar cries. banner bearing the portrait Of Will
| lam O'Hiicn va, carried 10y The crowd.
The Most Rev Dr Abraham BOWnr.gc, Roman
Catholic Bishop Of O,,ory, in which diocese j, the
town Of Kilkenny hl, advised the voters there, In
the coming election for Member OF the House (
Commons 10 nh the vacancy caused hy tie death II
Mr. Narrm to cat their votes according 10 the
dictates of their conscience. TIC fight there viii he
good test Of Irish opinion. and tie supporters 4
MIR ParncH ~. dc~ir1uS OF putting forward the
strongest possible candidate
The clergy of the Norih Klkcrny deancry dcnouncc
Parncl and support the candidacy of >ir John Pope
| IIcrncs~y
\ meeting Of The Municipal Comcil Of Kilkenny "a'
held To- day at which a Ic.outiou adopted rc>ciud
ing tl. vote of confidence in Nr. Parcn recently
adopted Iy the Council An amendment W., submit
ted 10 IN" meeting that adj 1urucnt be taken un'
nest week. 10 all " o.! discussion on lc-"lu"n "l-
nifyn, tie adherence % %" Council 10 the Mccarthy
faction This amendment va~ not -cooHcad.
The W0rkmcu', club Of Kilkenny ar" mahine ar
rangemcuts FOR torrlisht procession u honor OF Nf
parneH and they viii give him hearty welcome vixen
he arrives there.
Mr. Hclly on thrc occasion, Wa, booted IN ~"
street, Yesterday. The last time b" tried &" adfr --
tic people. when thc crowd made q rush f.r him.
hustIu. him around and smashing hi~ hat down of'l
hi, eyes \ man named Moran Wa arrested JOB
a->aultiuc Healy with a stick. Moran wa- aTrrn"d
in the police this morning, and formally charged
The Parncllitcs have withdrawn the nomination Of
Barry O'Bren. ~" author. and have finally selected
Hennc,.v In. nominee Of the Mccarthy faction