New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11

attUch 10 me. | would Only Too WllHh-IS
a man whose heart delights III compromise WIN
Is anxious 10 meet enemies and the ooccI"sn ~ pt
the anxious. present my snhttcn check !" ,ber ter
snlIter II by so doing ! could prevent 'hc o'"''
check from being smittcn. H.,
! was anxious to assuagc this trial, 10 gtNe i
Ireland breathing time, TO postpone the cIitDi1
Issue. Why was | refused the 9Ppof'"i,,;;;h % ;;er
Why did Gladstone wait nine days altcI
the verdict and allow me Ems
meeting, before limiting that my n1 re-
tonlion was dangerous Had he but Whl'PeIgJI
4 have FASTENED 10 consult my comrades ana rescu"
them from tie impossible position in whch 'ieS
placed Themselves hy the Lcinster resolution
Mr.. Parnc proceeded to refer cynically 10
Mr. Gladstonc's talk of rcsigning He reminded
his hearers that Mr.. Gladstone in 1856 carried the
whole weight of Home Rnlc singlc-handcd against
every opposition. He continued:
We were am.z zcd at his strength and courage
His hercuear feat convinced IL here that nc WaN
the man +" settle thc erc2t IRISH question we
came before you that platform. hut III coming
did not surrender our indcPcndcnce. Loud
cheers II Is because OF This that this great
statesman and unrivalled leader Of his own people
asks YOU TO surrender your independence and dc-
pose Your leader.
We are here to-day 70 say TO Mr. Gladstone
We respect yOu in Your position: We acknoW.
edge Your immortality and the strength and power
exhibited by Nou or 50 many HlEelr ana III,
lattclicldS. but dcci.n" l. fuse with you. We
decline 70 surrender +" YOU the ~ cpcncencc WIlon
has produced IN NoV tllc mind III when Nou ,ai'
to-day and which, plrp>e God. VIII continue tll ~
has produced the frntion Of our h ,pcS. ('hccr'
There is one distinction between ih" Hrahl
old Nan-for hc j. o. Grand ol man-aui ms
colleagues Il Is the distinction between th' tIl
waeginc thc head. and vice versa. l@ughicIJ
ind tn mc,sasc that Ireland sends haGh To- dgr ,or
| Grand OH Man this Resume Your
place aS cador of your party. back
un your lc-i'imot" authority. and when you
have put yourself i'm the position Of Am lndcpN'dciiG
leader such ours i. then. and not tai lh'i VIII
we allow oar leader 10 treat with you upon those
equal terms which alone can assure l"silnS.
possible and permanent srtlrn'"nt 0L"rf.'
Mr. Parncll made a sarcastic reference 10 the
promises of English money 10 start an anti
Parncll paper. and dcclarcd that when they meas
urcd the depths of the purses OF
Mr. Iahouchcrc and Professor StEar, they would
be i'm position to estimate tho magnitude "i ticlr
| opponcut, forces. Mr.. FTncll continued his
speech bv saying that if the movement AGAINST
him WAS honest he would yield 10 it Immediately.
But hc said. IL j. n movement OF hypocrisy
bv a man whose Home Rule is skndcrp. but
| whose hatred of ireland l. not sUn-d"cp tn" main
features of the movement are alteration Of judo
mcnt and invincbc Ignorance II depends on one
| sided testimony Do YOU think there Is no other
side - Chrcrs ! need not dwell on my defence II
Will be- known some day. Prolonged cheering
and waving Of hats could not come amongst
| vou and look you in the face Tonight unless !
! iou that there was another side 10 tie question:
| and that you would hc content 10 "aii before
I deciding that J. unworthy an ! am irrles ol
I ~ \o,~. am too unworthy 10 walk with you even
/ I'm ,,ght Of tie promised land. which, pcase
God. ! will enter with yor. l'ucs of ParncA
/ forever
/ Referring to Oilers of Office Z" Irish mcw'rr'
,,,.i. hy fine Gfarc O.d Npid"., lr good faith. and
v,th irc .iu-lcue-S of prr3'~' 50 Characteristic ~
the spi e., and fine IT,. Tie speaker declared That
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