The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-29
RARNGLL'S APPEAL
10 the Irish People to indicate
Him It Possible,
AN 'ILL-TEMPERED ADDRESS
IN which l,c Charges Gladstone with
bau Faith.lIis Followers IIcay.
Ing Him, Dillon and Nc Cartby
Among Theme Other News.

LONDON, Nov. oS.-Tho manifesto
which Mr.. parnell promised 10 issue 10.
day, dealing with all tho questions in.
volycd in tho present political crisis. was
made public this afternoon. '"
Following Is the text OF tho appeal:
To he Irish pcOple: '.,e
The integrity and independence of n
section OF the Irish parliamentary par.v
having been apparently sappel and
destroyed by the wire pullcrs OF Tho
Liberal party, 1t has became necesaary
Tor mo as leader OF the Irish party TO
take counsel with you. The letter from
MIR. Gladstone TO Mr.. Morley, Is tho
cause Of this address. The threat
III that letter, repeated so insolent.
~ on many English platforms,
and in numerous British news.
papers. that unleas Ireland comedies tho
right OF veto to England she will indetj-
n1ltely postpone her chance OF obtaining
home Rule, Is q threat, unless you con-
sent to throw mo 10 the English wolves
now hoTlipg Tor my destruction. In
November OF last year, in response to a
repeated and long standing req ouest T
visited MIR. Gladstone at Hawarden. and
received the details of.the intended prc.
posal Of himself and his colleapnrs,f
the late Liberal cabinet with regard TO
Home Rule, in the event of the nest
general election favoripg the Liber.l
party. 1t ID unnecessary for mo to do
more than to direct your attention to
certain points OF these details, which
will be generally recognized rs embrac-
ing elements vital for your information
and the formation OF your judcment.
These vital points Of difficulty NAV Ia
suitably arranged aud considered under
the following heads:
!. Tho retention OF Irish members in
the Imperial Parliament.
,. The settlement OF the land or ncr..
rian difficulty in Ireland. e
J. The control Of the Irish conslc.
bulary. r... -. '''"
4. The appointment Of the judiciary.
including judges of the Supreme Conr,
County Court, judges and resident mac.
.''"'e'' '''s
Mr.. Gladstone told me that in or,,ert to
concl!iate English public optnion Il
would be necessary to reduce the Irish
representation from lO3 to 50,
Now say with regard to the retention
OF the Irish members, it would be tha
height OF madness for any Irish leader
to initiate Grattan's EXAMPLE
and consent TO disband M army
which had cleared the wny
to victory. at the conclusion ri
the interview was informed that Glad.
stone and all his colleagues were entira-
~ agreed that, pending general election. (
silence should be preserved with regard
to any. points of difference on the ouef-
ton OF the retention OF the Irieh mem.
hers, but until their ideal is reached il
is your duty and mine to hold iost to
every safeguard. '''' ~
l am entitled to ask that the exist srco
OF these tenants, whom I have sr nnort.
ed IN the past, and whom snail snr,
port IN the future, shall not constitute up q
reason ior my expulsion from Irish noli.
tics. l have pledged myself 10 stand div hv
these tenants and ! believe the Ir;sb
people throughout the, world viii snr.
port me in this policy. =" auf'
| have the honor 10 remain your
faithful servant, 'oui
CHARLES STEWART pAnSr1L