St. Paul daily globe., 1890-12-08
Another Conference Of the
Irish Party Called for 2
O'Clock To-Day.
McCarthy's Letter of Invita-
tion Includes MIR. Par
nell.
The Majority Party Raises a
$1,000 Subscription for a
Daily Paper.
A Short Statement for the
Press Made by the En-
voys in America.

LONDON. Dec. 7.-Mr. Mccarthy has
addressed circular to all the Irish
members of parliament. including Par
nell, calling meeting Of the party for
: O'Clock tomorrow. The first business
to come before the meeting will be the
election by ballot of a consultation COM
mittee of eight members. Many of the
majority party are in a dilemma. their
quarterly checks for $50 each for par
hanentary services just becoming due.
1t IS probable that the money with
which to pay them will be advanced
from the fund subscribed at last nights
meeting for the establishment of a new
paper. The party are discussing the ad-
visibility of Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien
returning by way of France, where
convention could be held at which the
advice OF the ENJOYS could be obtained
before their arrest. Messrs. Gilhoolv,
T. OBrlen. Carew and Mahon are still
classed with the doubtfuls. The
strength, therefore, of the McCarthyiteS
IS fifty and that of the Parnellites
thirty-one. The conference of the Nc
Cafthy party was prolonged until after
midnight last night. Mr.. Mccarthy pre-
sided throughout the session. A COM
mittee consisting of Messrs. Murphy.
Barry, Morrough, Healy, Sexton and
Power was appointed to draft pros
pectus for limited company to es-
tablish a daily newspaper in Ire
land to be devoted to the
the interests of tie Nationalist
party. Harry Webb. the treasurer of
the new company, opened list, and the
members present subscribed el,0O0. 1t
is probable that United Ireland will be-
come puolic daily. The nominal cap
ital of the company proposed is e1UO, COO,
of which e30,O00 will be paid up. The
majority party are
Keenly Alive
to the disadvantage of the leading Ma
tionalist papers siding with Parneil, and
the Whole Of the machinery of the Ma
tIOnal league being under his control.
They are hopeful, however, that the in
fiuence of the bishops and priests will
assist them to obtain popular YER
dict. Both sides are preparing for
an Immediate campaign in Ireland.
Messrs. Sexton. John Redmond, Grill
ly and others who were present at the
closing scene when the majority seeded
from the parfiamen lary caucus request
that denial be made of the sensational
statements printed in certain English
papers. and probably in some American
journals. TO the effect that some men,
bers Of the caucus STOOD upon the tables
and threatened TO fight, and that it
was necessary to call in the police to
QueH the disturbances. On the con-
trary, it is stated the members who
seeded left the room without any
disorder, and almost in silence.
no offensive epithets being ex-
changed. As they quietly filed
out those who remained kent their
seats without remark until all had lett
A letter from the archbishop and bisll-
ops was read in all the Catholic
churches and in Ireland after the cele-
bration of the masses to-day. AT ST.
ColmaD's cathedral, Queenstown, after
the letter had been read. Rev. Father
Fish addressed the convention. He de-
elared that it was no longer possible for
Parnell to remain at the head of the
Irish party. He had disgraced. dishon-
Ored and degraded himself by his own
acts, and cOui not lead the smallest
section of the Irish people. In refusing
to recognize the authority of the bisil-
ops, Parnell was doing incalculabIe
mischief to the irish cause, was
performing the work of the enemy. and
was rendering the people disunited and
distracted. The mayor of Cork. after
hearing of the secession of the McCar-
thy party last evening, sent the follow
ing dispatch to John O'Connor: Ire
land won't allow England to select her
leader. This right belongs to Ireland.
The Irish won't stand Gladstone's die
tatlon." At the Catholic church in
MItchelstown the officiating priest.
after reading the declarations of the
hierarchy, warned the supporters of
'Parnell throughout his district not 10
DEFY their spiritual superIors.