New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-17
RTOTING AT BALLINAKILL.
DAvITT AMONG THOSE INJURED IN A FREE
FIGHT BETWEEN TIE FACTIONS.
THE ATTACK or THE PARNELLITES REPEL.ED
MANY BITTER SPEECHES MADE-PARNFIL
FOLLOWED TO CASTLECOMER BY
DAYITT AND TANNEE-THE CLERGY
AND THE CAMPAIGN.


D,vITT AND T>NNEE-THE clergy
AND THE CAMPAIGN.
Dublin Dec l6.-Thc troubles between the
Parncllite> and the McCarthyltcs resulted III a
free fight at i,allinakill to-day.
Mr. Davitt accompanied by Father Ollallorap.
was the first of the prominent speaker" 7" army"
al the lIcnncs>y meeting in Ranailll. ana ne
took his station in the higher part of the square.
near the church. Cheers and countcr-chccrN and
partisan shouts wcrr VOC cfcrously ndule"d IN by
the assembled mcmherS OF the two factions. As
Mr. Davitt began his speech a waeonette IN
which were William Redmond, NJ. J., Father
Ryan and other ParnclitcS was driven through
the lower part Of the square, followed 10y
cheering crowd.
Mr.. Redmond began speaking simultaneously
with Mr. Daytt. The latter. in rcsuming his in
tcrruptcd speech, urged the electors 10 have
nothing 10 do with the private lives OF politicians
He said If we are to 70 into their private
lives We shall lave something to say 80 other
politicians besides Parrel
Tie advcA. Of an0,,cI party. beaded hy DR.
Tanner and several priests driving brlNky through
the crowd put temporary stop 10 tue speeches
at both meetings. Tie newcomers ranged ihcm-
SelVe, alongside of the car occupIcd Ivy Nr Dovlit,
amid chorus Of mingled cheers and cNccrations
Mr. Scully took mp the speaking. and was cN-
pressing lis views when great shouting announced
the arrival OF parncll and Harrison ard mum
Der of Supporters on horseback and in cars Par
rclls appearance beside Redmond vas the signal
for cheers and lclls Of Tallyho. thc fox" aud
~Klttys p,tticoat,7 Amid the din Mr.. Parucll
poke to the group around him as follows:
o" cone ampna you Ia insult no man Edward
HARRINGTON $50. and ~ will protect our
selves" %" | come 10 speak of the great national
crisis. ! will not enter into "A personal cont"S,
or squabble with any man regret that Mr.
Dayitt is not al my side tcries Of " Down with
him = 10 fight for Ireland with me as strongly
as heretofore. will speak only about Hcnncssy-
the man who went t. Parliament in 1861 as a
Tory supporter of Dlsracl. and who now wants
to 20 as a Liberal supporter Of Gladstone. IN
1861 llcnnessy defended in Inc House " Common,
the eviction proceedings throughout Kings County
Wells ol 40 HI with him" VIII kfkcnnl
take q man who defended the determination Of
these people? CCrcs o, Never" D.srucN gave
him place and pension
The din here incn.siHe Nr Parn"l pau>'d,
and pointing toward The opposition needing sand
Let's get away from these una'ics cent
hear my own voice Nr. Harrington shouted
Don't Jet us leave the field 10 them now"
Several men now made q strong effort 10 dra.
the wagoncttc into the midst of the Anti ParnclI
gathering hut were dissuadcd from their purpose
and stopped Nh Davi', who was spcai,ne, and
Dr. Tanner also appealing TO those who rallied
| 10 their a..
Mr. Parncll resumed. maintaining TINT tie con
, sistcncy Of his public life had ben prrscryci
amid his unccasine effort, 10 create and PIE
serve an indopcndcnt Ii>h party Men like
llcnncssy were now attempting 10 dcsilo' their
enemies They had lccn uuatlc /, cope Witl
them in the open +, ~. They were unable =,
meet them with physical force: to the.
| sent this rat. llcnucssl. 10 tr 10
| DO by corruption what they had failed
10 do by every other method. The internal Dis
sensions which we're destroying IN" party Nrlc
not Of hi, creating Having made an uuavail-
| ins fight al Westminster for independence he
had been forced 70 appeal 70 the people Nlr
Rcdmond-"V We Will fight for you Till death
If the people were slack and cowardy. II they
ricd 10 come to just. true and patriotic de
cision, Ircland's cause was lost for lifetime
| Cheers
Mr. Porncll proceeded 10 make an impassioncd
appeal 70 the electors 10 punish traitorism and
help him TO rcconsolidatr The Irish Iank~ into an
invincihlc phalanN able to place Ireland abreast
Of the first nations Of the world.
| Mr. Harrison was about 10 follow Mr Parnell
and Mr Tanner was speaking. when sudden
| conflict arose the verge Of the crowds.
rush made toward Dayiti's car and a general
| conflict cnsued. forest Of ashplant sticks and
blackthOrns rose and descended in the air where
| The dividing Lines Of the opposing factions met
| Mr.. Dayitt leapcd from his car, welding
| thick hazel stick and fought his way font 10y
| foot, straight toward Mr. Parncll's wagon. Civ
! ing and receiving numerous blows lie finally
reached the wagon, hatcss and with his face
| badly marked. and with a few of his men with
him, who Also bore traces of the severe they
had received in thcir desperate passage bctween
! the two vehicles. Standlng on tie steps oi Alr.
| Parncl's wagon Mr. Davitt uttered a bIrathlcss
| and indlstnct defiance, then turncd and pushed
| his way back - hrs own ear. suIroupncd 10y his
faithful supporters. ahd, amid the continuous yells
and executions Of the two contcnding and wildly
| excited factions, an" with an exchange OF shower
| Of Bows.
| Mr. Dayti then remOuntrd his car and shouted {:
Men of Kilkenny, | came here IT, defence uf ihc
| right of public meeting and liberty Of speech our
opponents sent their blackgnard, t interrupt tEc
| proceedings. but we have beaten them back
was never struck by an En2shman, but to-day ]
| many times strnck by my own connirymcn
| These remarks were greeted with tumultuous
cheers, after which the crowd began To dIspcrsc
| and the square soon resumed IFS normal aspect.
The sentence Of SIN wrcis' Imprisonment i'm
| posed upon Father FahN. OF Woodiord, County
| Galway. for violating the Crimes Act. expired
| to-day, and he released from iail. He al
once proceeded 10 Kilkenny, to Join Mr. ParnclI
| He viii accompany Nlr ParpclI during the Xii
| kenny Parliamentary campaign, and will work
| in the interests of Mr.. Scnlly, the Parnc candi
date.
A. Ncnagh. County Tippcrary to-day. when
the ease Of the Government against Patrick j.
O'Brcn. Member, Of Parliament for North Tip
Derary and Michael O,ricn Dalton, who are
charged with assauting thc police at the timc
II thc opening of the conspiracy trials Tippcrary.
was called IT, was announced that Mr.. Dillon
solicitor for the defence was unable 20 bc present
having met with serious accident. The Court
accordingly granted a postponcnicDt Of the pro
cccdin.s TO the next assizes. The accused were