Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-08
COMEDY On TRAGEDY.
ne Irish usmbess Held Aneshsr
Stormy 0essiou.

ne IFlsh usmbess Held Another
Stormy Session.
i LONDON, Dec. Q. - When the
meeting Of the Irish members OF
Parliament re-assembled in the AZ.
ternoon Parnell stated that until the
party deposes him he would remain
chairman.
Barry retorted: "You are not ouI
our chairman, "and added that Par.
nell was . dirty trickster, causing
another uproar.
Arthur O'Connor appealed TO his
friends to show every possible res
pect to their late leader.
Mccarthy said he had only risen
to Q point OF order. Someone hand
ed him Q paper and the chairman
struck It out Of his hand.
\ Parnell said he took it from Nc
Carthy, but the latter insisted thai
the paper was stricken from his
hand.
Healy moved that Abraham's
motion be heard, but Parnell re-
fused.
John O'Connor then moved that
the meeting call the attention Of the
country to the fact that though the
original resolution uwas altered 10
meet Gladstone's objection, he still
refuses 70 confer with the party un-
less Parnell Is removed.
Timothy Healy caused another
TREMENDOUS ROW
by shouting: "Who Is to be the
mistress Of the Party?"
Cries Of s'shame' came from AL
parts Of the room, and Parnell re-
ferred to Healy as q cowardIy little
scouEdrel, who dared in an assem-
bly, Of Irishmen to insult q woman.
Abraham got the floor AMI said,
since Parnell refused to resign, the
members would be wanting Ia re.
spect 10 themselves II they longer
delayed bringing matters to an
issue. The chairman having ig-
unanimously treated and torn Me
Carthy's resolution
Parnell-That Is untrue.
Abraham declined to enter into
an alteration, but repeated that IL
would be shameful to allow the
minority to continue making the
party a laughing stock. He pro-
ped as. an amendment that
Parnell's Craftsmanship be termiL-
ated.
Another squabble ensued and
Parnell decided that Abraham was
out Of order, whereupon Healy
shouted "BraNo."
"Healy,0 said Parnell, 81 won't
stand much more from you. The
amendment is only admissible as q
substitute motion.
Arthur O'Connor proceeded amid
the uproar, to argue that he had
concluded TO cease talking and TO
put an end 10 what was rapidly
BECOMING DIsGRACEruL.
~ aek the majority Of the party"
he concluded, lat once to record
their decision-if not here, then
elsewhere
Parnell-You know It Is net an
amendment.
Justin Mccarthy took the floor.
He had hoped up TO last night that
Parnell would still help them out
of their terrible difficulty. He was
disappointed and 1t would be n
waste Of tine TO discuss the matter
further. He suggested that all
agreeing with him withdraw.
Justin Hultley Mccarthy followed
the majority, saying that he must
60 with them.
Parnell was leftin the room with
John and William Redmond,
Leamy, O'Kelly, Byrne. Blame,
Corb-tt and Joseph Nolan, Mcguire,
Harrison, Dalton, William Nc
Donald, Conway, Quinn, Clancy,
Mahony, Hayden, Fitzgerald, Har-
rington, Shell, Campbell, John
G'(.onnor and McKenna, and the
meetin < was resumed.
Nolan argued that the Parnellites
would hold the key to the position
and concluded by saying, Whatever
Parnell's position In the next two or
three years he would be ranked
with O'Donnell as
THE GREATEST IElsHsAN
OF the last three centuries. lCheers.l
Others having spoken. Parnell
Eaib. AhCy bCrCik~a Us hhB " AAtk
that we were going to Ireland to-
morrow: they clamored for . deci-
sion because they dreaded the light
ming Of public opinion in Ireland.
Gentlemen, we have won today.
loud cheers.l Although our ranks
are reduced, hold this chair still.
[Cheen.l Although many Of our
comrades have left us, Ireland has
the power to oil their places and
send us good men and true for
every one Of these who have left
US, and I little know our gallant
country II l am mistaken in the
opinion that when she gets the OPP
portunity she will freely exercise
that power. They stand In a most
contemplate position-that Of men
who, having pledged themselves to
be true to their party, 10 their
leader and to their country, have
been false to It." Loud cheers.l
John O'Connor's resolution was
then put and carried by acclama-
tion, and the meeting dispersed.
The proceedings Of the Mccarthy
section were conducted in private.
THE sECEDERs.
The meeting Of Paruell's oppo-
nents, by unanimous vote, elected
Justin Mccarthy chairman, and
proceeded to consider the following
resolution: eve, members Of the
Irish parliamentary party, solemn
ly renew our adhesion TO the princi-
pies In devotion 10 which we have
never varied; that the Irish party IL
and always must remain indepen-
dent Of all other parties. Further,
We declare that We will never enter
tain any proposals. for . settlement
Of the home ru'e question, except
such ~ satisfy the aspirations Of the
Irish party and the Irish people"
The resolution, which was pro-
posed BY Healy and seconded by
Sexton, vas unanimously adopted.
The result was immediately COM
municated to Gladstone. Upon
learning what bad been done Glad
stone exclaimed, "Thauk God,
bone rule b saved"
Il - sho ExDes1eoee 81 ualsasaAes
OF Intelligent people that . per-
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