The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-09
ANrI-PARNELLlTE FACTlONL
The Chairman to Prepare an Address to
the Irish People.

LONDON, Dec. SIN accordance with the
Irish circular issued by Chairman Nc.
Carthy, there was very full attendance of
the Irish Nationalist majority present
when, at O'Clock, Mr.. Mccarthy called
the meeting to order. The Parnellite men,
bers were absent they having ignored the
circular call. copies OF which were served
upon them. Messrs. Abraham, Dillon,
| Healy, O'Brien, A. O'COnnor, Il. p. OCon-
nor, Sexton, and Sheehy were appointed as
the consultation committee, which is to ad-
wise with and assist Mr.. Mccarthy in de-
Gliding upon and executing the future policy
of the party. The meeting then adjourned
| until tO-mOmOrrOw.
The meeting by an unanimous vote au-
thOrized the chairman, Mr.. Mccarthy, 10 pre-
pare an address to be issued to the Irish
people at home and abroad. The address IL
TO deal with the present aspects OF the irish
question, and set forth the future pollcy oil
the party in relation thereto.
PARNKLL WILL WIN BY STRATEGY.
The concensus Of opinion as gathered
| from this mornings papers is that Mr.. Par
nell has by his strategy won the day, so far
as retaining the immediate confidence and
support Of the Irish people is concerned.
| What the sober, second thought Of the peo-
nile will be deigns upon them degree OF
ability Of which the seceders can
Law their case before the country
They have tho best speakers, and
more first rate-men than the ''regulars'
have. but Mr. Parnell is host In himself
| and has the Irish press and the purse with
him. The struggle for supremacy will be as
interesting as il is undoubtedly important.
MANY Of Mr. Parnel's opponents think the
seceeders should at once resign and seek
reelection.
II is reported that some of Mr.. ParnelPs
adherents are likely TO go over TO Nc
Carthy's side soon.
| ANTI-PARNKLLITBs IN PARLIAMENT.
Soon after the assemblage Of the House OF
Commons to-day, Mr.. Mccarthy, IN the
midst OF the enthusiastic cheering OF the
anti-Parnellite party. gave notice that on
the reassembling OF the House he would
call attention 10 the circumstances attend
| ing the trial Of Messrs. Dillon, OBrien, and
others at Tipperary and Clonnel, and that
he would move resolution in connection
with the manner in which the prosecution
had been conducted by the Government.
IRKLAND's LAND DEPARTMENT.
Mr.. Balfour, Chief Secretary fer Ireland
demanded that the bill providing land de-
partment for Ireland be advanced TO It's
sscond reading. Mr.. Healy (anti-Parnell-
itel moved that debate be adjourned on the
ground that the Government was treating
the House with contempt in attempting 10
force the measuOe through without explain
ing its provisions.
Mr.. Uealy atterward withdrew his mo-
tion 10 adjourn the debate and substituted
an amendment which would have involved
the rejection Of the bill. The amendment
was defeated. The bill was then read the
second time by vote Of 1871 10 l29.
A. d. xuhn haA in shortly be-
fore the division and taken seat next TO
MIR. Mccarthy, voted with all the Irish
members present Of both factions against
the bill.
THE ANTIPARNELLITz PAPER.
The offers TO take shares in the new
daily paper which is about TO be established
In Dublin In the interest OF Mr.. Justin Nc
Carthy and his colleagues are pouring In
by every post, and already amount TO many
thousand pounds.
Mr.. Parnell intends 10 send one or more
az MS followers 10 America TO present his
aide of the Nationalist dispute 70 the peo-
ple and solicit continuance OF their hnan-
oial support.
Michael Dayitt, speaking at Stratford
this evening, said that recent events had
seriously endangered Irelands cause, but
little had been said on either side
OF which ireland need be ashamed. Both
sdes would be true TO the principle
OF Nationslists Governments He did not
believe that Mr.. Gladstone or the British
Democracy would 20 back on Ireland after
espousing her cause thus far. Mr.. Dayitt
will soon 20 10 Ireland 10 assist 10 the
Healeyite campaign. In an interview this
evening he said that since he resigned
from the trusteeship OF the League fund he
h not certain how the fnnd is dealt with.
The fund amounted 70 $4,000. Davitt be-
lieyes that since the retirement the fund has
lain ia the names OF Parleli and Mccarthy,