The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-20
ALL LOYAL TO PARNELL.
The Irish Members of Parliament to
Stand by Elm.


Stand by Him.
DUBLIN, Nov. 1o.-At "a private meeting
of the Irish members of parliament In
Dublin to day, it was unanimously resolved
to remain loyal to Mr.. Parnell. Great
preparations are being made for meeting
to be held in Leinster hall tomorrow.
The Limerick board of guardians has
adopted a vote of confidence In Mr.. Par
nell
The Ennis board of guardians to-day
unanimously adopted vote of confidence
in Mr.. Parnell
At meeting of the Cork, Bandon and
Southeast Coast Railway Company it was
announced that the government proposes to
spend so 900 on extensions to the Skibba-
reen and Bantry railway in order to relieve
the distress of the Inhabitants.
The Catholic primate Of Ireland has
started for Rome.
EIIN's CAUSE FOR FoRBEARANcE.
United Ireland says: "We do not desire
to condone Mr. Parnell's grievous sin, but
from Ireland, which he has served so long
and faithfully, with such dear devotion and
such magnificent success he may at least
look for generous forbearance ia the hour
OF his trial To his praise be it spoken that
he has not attempted to shield himself by
perjury. lie yielded to a temptation to
which many great and wise men have sue
cumbed since and before the days
of King David. He has atoned by
what to man of his proud @and
high spirit must have been indeed bitter
and humillating, but to the coercionist
clamor for his dismissal from the Irish
leadership, Irelapd's answer is a sharp and
decisive, No Irishmen have no mission
to judge his private life. Leave that to his
conscience and to his God, who weighs the
temptationHwith the offense"
DILLON AND o'BRIEN WITH HIM.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. l9.-Messrs.
Dillon and OBrien says that as individuals
they stand firmly f or Mr.. Parnell, believing
that any change in the leadership at the
present time would be disastrous. They
will not return until they are through here,
which will be about the time parliament
meets, ia January or February.
RoUsING RALLY AT BUFFALO.
BUFFALO. N. Y, Nov. 19.-Music Hall
was crowded this evening with an enthu-
siastic audience TO hear the Irish ENJOYS
speak. John Dillon discussed the Irish land
question calmly and dispassionately.
James Mooney, ex-president of the Irish
National League, presented a check for
$5, ,0O0 in the name of the Buffalo branch of
the league, under whose auspices the money
had been collected.
Editor OBrien delivered a rousing speech.
I. ID. Sullivan, ex-Inayor of Dublin, fol-
lowed with a scathing arraignment of the
castle persecution. Mr.. ParneIl's name was
loudly cheered when he was spoken of by
Mr.. Mooney as the great Irish leader, and
by Rev. Father CronIn in an eloquent me-
mortal, which was adopted containing a
sentence expressive of thanks to 'the
glorious parliamentary party. Dillon,
O'Brien, Sullivan and the rest Of the i'm
mortal band who, under the leadership Of
the peerless Parnell, have rolled away the
stone from the door of Ireland's apparent
tomb and made her cause the cause Of the
world.n
THE ENJOYS AT NORWICH.
NORWICH, CONN, Nov. 19.-Messrs.
O'Connor and Harrington of the Irish en-
voys addressed an enthusiastic meeting here
tonight. Twenty thousand dollars was
raisad