New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-06
LOCAL FEELING ABOUT PARNELL.
HOME RUIE GREATLY DELAYED BY HIS STUB
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pOIN COURSE.
What i, dwell upon most especially ~ present by
local lrishnen who have expressed Their OPINION on
the Parne trouble j. the cl.vcrneSN Of the Member i
Corl, In fighting >hv Of the real issue. The cunning
expression Of admiration for Mr. Parn"h III MI h-h
with hi. own Parliamentary followers wm'n LOW
slry expressed in h> recent speech l. referred -
., au adro; attempt to proour the trouble a Wei
a, 4 hint that good hnCs, whether they mean H"me
Rue or not rnay bc expected from she Torres II ih"
Irish leader could be induced 10 give that party NM
form support a. he id- recently don" on the DIVISIONS
in the House Of Commons Mr. Bsfour's Lana biii'
one thing j. admitted all around that the scene "'
the battle is now lImtSt altogethcr n England ana
that the real rc.ult which means Home Rule or no
Nome Rule will be determined b. the votes o'
Rnriishmen and not Of rrfshrnen when the general
election comes Mr.. PGrncs attitude Will of course.
in no way affect the Irish voters when they have a
chance 10 go TO the polls for they certain 10 vote
for Home Rule ard return once again egWv SIN mem
bers. and perhaps more no matter VII" tn" leader L.
or who the candidates whom they shall bc called npon
IN support But il I, different With Tho Ensl-h
vot.s who revere Mr. Gladstone certainly much as
ever the Irish have rcvcred Mr. Parneil.
Edward !. NcGeap is it brother Of Father McGcau.
the pastor Of =, Peter, Church in BARCLAY e He d,
a generous subscriber 90 the Home Rne fund ard has
been alvsv, an arden, aduIer of punell until the
pre,eni trouble arose. lie said Yesterday I" ~
porter that there longer any doubr % PaiHc-
retirement but ne addict. fear ih" damage thai
he ha, done to the Home Eu" cauec bv ~" nnforu
nate attitude which hc has assumed Is ifirpnrahl" or
# not iircparable il ha, at least deprived Ireland Il
all clanc", II Parliament for many year 10 come"
DO YOU suppose that the Tore, would grant Home
Euc.'
~In o., circun stances would the Tore- do that
But have not NJ. I;alfour ard other. Of The Tory
leader, hntcd At something Of that kind .' suggested
the reporter.
Tn.y have limited. 1t , true" NJ. McGcau replied.
but ~ AT something Of that and lc emphasized
the la,t word. They might be persuaded t. adopt
the plan Of That mos, notorious Of all political rcn"
yadr, Chamberlain and grant Comfy COuuril-. os
even grant four local Parliament, for the fonl
province
would the Ir,h AID the pa'.asc Of such a
mca~mc:7
~Of course not he said. with di.diinful wave
Of the hand That would disrup' national unl.y. and
end the claim Of our country to legislative ndc
pcnd"ncc.'
But Mr. psruen declare, that j, i, to have
guarantee for thi, very thing which induce, him TO
hold on
1T j, by raising that question that he ha- been abc
to hold out % long was the reply Ills n-sidnce
upon hi, i "a direct implication that the other lri'h
members, or the member who might have been elected,
had he resigned earlier. woud prove disloysl to Ire
land suppose now for example, that dr. Par"l
had resigned aficl I'd" Nerd'' III 'lc uN"'' 'd' anu
that neither the Gladstone letter nor III" Parn-ll
manifesto had beer issued some one would have been
cecf~d in his place. do moi know who but Iet me
sav for example, that II was Jn'tln Mccarthy "i
Thoma, sexton When the elecnon, came IN"
new leader world have been called into conieroncc
by Me Gladstone, whO world unfold his scheme. Just
- he unfolded II 10 Pancll during the Interview IN
IIavsrdeu. II il did not contain the al important
provision granting The control OF thr police doe NJ
parnell dare TO that the new leader wonld be
Ic.. eAsctIng in MS les lnyal to The best
interest, Of ireland in -uch an cmerfency' such
thgupht would be absurd. Vet MS present dttndc
implic- that and ouly that
In closing Mr. McGcan aid that u" man could
cy o, hon, 10 make pcrnaucn, hr,dWdV a cdder ~
fhu IRISH people long the bish"p and priests w"rc
OPPOSED Ia him.
" The Irish World ha, come Oui ia long and
vigorously written editorial entitled stand by Glad
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