The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-15
Incidents Of the CAMPAIGN
Against Parnell.
LOUD YELLING AND FIGHTING.
Tim Healy Indulges in Broad Jokcs
About Parnell's Dulcinea.
Michael Davitt's skui IN sr.r..,
Unruiy Audience-Ths Uncrownca
King Denounced From the Altar
The Tide Is Apparently Against Hin.

DUBLIN, Dec. H.--Parnell addressed =
meeting OF 500 people at Tullyrone TO-DAY
The speech was mainly repetition az the
utterances of previous speeches. II was
delivered amid running commentary of
cries, such as Down with Judas Heaiv,m
and TO hell with Hennessy. the Znlu
king" from certain of his hearers. From
Tullyrone Parnell and his friends drove 4,
Freshford, where Parnen addressed
another meeting, referring, during the
speech, to the seceders as "miserable hnf.
ter sparrows, whom he had raised out Of
obscurity and given better chance than
he gave himself"
While talking Parnell was interrupted
by gathering of his opponents, who
shouted "To hell with the adulterer.n A
fight would inevitably have followed hut
for the presence of the police. Parnell
closed the days work with an address at
Urlingford, where he spends the nieht.
The anti-Parnell faction held a meeting
today at Tipperary, at which 700 persons
were present. Canon Cahills taking tho
chair was the signal for band Of 500 Par
nellites to start cheering for their leader.
This was responded to by the anti -Parnell-
ties, and the cheering was kept up by the
two factions for fully an hour, making ID
impossible for the speakers to be heard.
Father Humphreys and others tried hard
to pacify the opposing crowd, but in spite
of their efforts stones were thrown and
sticks used freely, and serious conflict
was averted only by the final withdrawal
of the Parnellites. After the speeches were
made resolution was carried in support
of Mccarthy and his followers.
Healy, Kenny, Tanner and Davitt today
addressed meeting at Kilkenny in sup
port of Sir John Pope Hennessy. Healy
declared that if Parnell returned to the
leadership he should stump Ireland With !
new banner made Of Mrs. O'Shea's petti-
coats. Parnell, he said, put Captain
0'Shea in parliament, the price paid being
the honor of 0'Shea's wife.
At stormy nationalist convention at
Newry, resolutions were adopted strongly
denouncing Parnell and the Freemasa
Journal, and calling for the resignation Of
Justin Huntley Mccarthy, who represents
Newry in parliament. because of his hav-
ing supported Parnell.
At a large meeting at Youghai, at which
Carson Keller presided, resolutions con-
demning Parnell were adopted.
The Carrick or SUR board of guardians
have rescinded the vote Of want of conf
dence in Parnell. AT Westport, County
Mayo, today, Parnell and his followers
were denounced from the altar. Inf6dHy
other Catholic churches similar denunci,-
tons were uttered.
A circular by the bishop of Cloync, read
in the church today says: "In consc-
quence of the deplorable state of things In
duced by Parnell's unprincipled and uu-
patriotic action, it is Of the utmost import
ance to reorganize the branch Of this dio-
cese."
There was race between the opposite
parties to catch the electors at Freshford.
Davitt and Sir John Pope Henncssy
reached that place Just before the celehra-
ton of mass. The priest, however, de-
cided that mass could wait. and messcn.
gers were dispatched to beat up the pco-
pie. Forty-hve minutes saw crowd col
lected in the market place, headed by
Father Shortal.
At the same moment q band Of Par
nellites arrived, headed by Father O'Shcs,
a suspended priest. The Parnellites,
however, joined with the anti-Parnellites
in their meeting, shouting to Davitt:
You're welcome"
Davitt spoke until Father O'shea. their
leader, becoming impatient, e1-
claimed: 81 must stop you, Davitt.
The latter, amid good-humored laughter,
appealed to Father O'Shea as chivalrous
Irishman to let him go on. Father O'SheA
was mollihed, and said he would allow Mr..
Dayitt to continue, but after Davitt had
uttered a few words in condemnation
of Parnell. Father O'Shca lost control Of
himself and continued TO indulge IN bursts
of dissent and indignation, occasionally
subsiding into dogged silence when Dayitt
scored a point. When a second appeal
was made by Dayitt, Father 0'Shea sSid;
Friends. let us hear Dayitt. don't
agree with him, but / respect hlm rom
the bottom of my heart
The whole scene was CHARACTERISTIC Of
the impulsive Irish race. There was no
disorder, and after the speecn-makin8
ended the whole crowd flled INTO ths
church, where mass was celebrated.
At his speech at Kilkenny Heaiy sam;
"parnell wanted TO make men like Dillon,
O'Brien and Sexton holacust on the
altar of his lust -
Healy accused Parnell OF prosfltnting
funds for evicted tenants 10 employ hire
ling bows to break his opponents skulls:
Parneli was showing wonderful zeal ann
activity now, but where had ne been sho
last five years?
A yoice-with Kitty. lLaughfer.l
Healy continued in the same VEN.