New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
rur EJLKENNY ELECIION.

,r, ,'Ii'on,,v election has resulted IN
.r;,,mnb for Home Rule Mr. Iafhc" -"
d;da,n his been defeated alter Hc'Vo 'o''
cost in which Mr.. DaNitt has again cA"'"''O'
-. or,,rl,oble oowcr as an organizer. No "',''
,';.l,n could have met Mr.. Parnell upon HIS
.'.., ,.,.o,,rd and have Wrcstcd victory lI""
Him, Tho result is i'll the liI geSt SENSE S"'''
r'''.o,, hocau.c il restores the alliance pe'"cc"
I.;Ih and English Home Rulers. MI. fdf-
a1,.. ,,i,uu,,b would have been wholly per-
,.I o,c achieved at the expense OF the cause
,f ,,bich he has been the patriotic ch'"iP'"n
,,,. vo,r. The Gladstone Liberals would
have been dcmolazcd by II. ho'' l'"'O
would have lo> courage ana all nope vi '",'!
inc, tho approaching ciccuoAs ioi h"h'o ""!O
,yould have hccn abandoned. MI idIh''
L., :, Irol,nd', gain The Home kulc ca'.Sc
,.,,,,ord and Scotland will be lnviGora'cd ~
h;. .;cr,l demonstration OF the NOR" Po"''
Of Irish opinion. ,,;rc
W. p,rnoll while defeated in this opening
contest, will pci>eycrc rSolutciH III Ms ''i,'.
with the majority Of his followers. men '"''
,ohoIlod against him and called upon h',h !"
ros;nn the leadership he appcHcd 10 'IVi'"''
.U;.l.orrv i, one out of 1913 CONSTITUENCIES. .'''
p,ruoll viii now appeal from hl:Eehh! 10 INV
ro,,,;rinp 1O2 horoughs and dlvisiohS' VII 'io
ave- If tho election he announced that ne N""'"
40. ,;olJ to an adverse verdict. since NiIkeH"N
,o, lrol,nd The campaigning VIII nc
rono,ycd wherever Il vacancy occurs i" 'he '''V
cation and the final decision on inc appeal
,,u,o4 NO rendered before the general elections.
If Mr.. laincl were ialf hGh''r' Nv "'''
-, hie own scat from Cork and agree 10
abide nv the decision Of his constituents ""'
he i moi 4 generous antagonist lie = ''"'
imam tiphtinc to the end and refuses 10 sur
,o,,do,. miles, Ireland 10y a decisive MAJORITY
of all the constituencies shall rcpudate Ms l''u
orsbin l'ndcr these conditions the hllkehhN
oloc,ion j, not decisive. II is temporary re-
vo,,c for Mr. Palncll in the course "i ms p'-
Gtic,l adventures. Il is only tentative Nh"l-
cation Of the policy adopted by his opponents
In Wow Of the inevitable prolongat!on oi the
contest the victory oi Mr.. DavItt VIII be Ic'
assuring only 10 those who have been d'o"n
inc the fatal effect of Il first triumph Tor VII
! parneu in alternating English SNmpaihies an"
/ tiShearteninc Mr. Gladstone. The lHSh lcad'i
| ba. b.,n rnpui>rd. but not vanqulShcd Ih'
/ f,c.inn hcht j. to re continued with no lmn'"i'
| otn nro.uccf Of the closing OF the breach VII
| o,Eiien a.prc,. indeed. 10 bc pcacemaEer
lut tbis !. au irrcprcssihc conflict which does
NV, .i,n;. If connr,mi>e The best police
| which Inc followers Of Mr. Mccarthy can ad"'
:. 80 CHALLENGE Mr. palncll to resign his sea
,rd ,bcu p, nominate Mr. l;aVitt against HIM
| Tina, would be forcing the lighting. ana p"'II'
oi,;uiou in the island would Ice iaNordb'y ahc't
ed by 80 marked a display OF confidence -"
even victory in Cork WoaId not be decisive
Mr.. parncll would appeal next month a2aInN
Cork AZ iauntily ~ he docs this week agaihN
KILKENNY The fatal mistake WAS made Whri
he divided his part! and refused to NacIlhc'
his pride and his ambition for the sake OF hI
country and his principles. Divide and rule
j, 4 better maxim for an empire than Tor "a
unc.owncd king-.lhe leader Of Il national cause