The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-08
Tim Healy Burned in Effigy i'm
Phoenix Park.
GRoANs FOR WILLIAM o'BRlEN.
Lord Mayor of Dublin Calls Anti-Par-
ne lite Political Lepers."
FIFTY Members Look to Justin Mccarthy
as Their Leader-Priests Denounce
the Aduiterer- ENJOYS to America
Rciterate Their Determination.

DUBLIN. Dec. "A meeting Of NatIonalists
was he'd today in P. oenix yark, but the attend
ance was only moderate owing to the bitterly
cold weather. The iri mayo, VINO presided
moved resoiut on that Parneli alone was fit
to lead the nation. he con iemued the HeaIy-
ties. whose independ rec aud integrity. he said.
mad been sspped by English W re-pulers. He
called on Paraell uud no circums' Gnces TO
abandon MS pos ton. Giadstsne he said. was
s'iil humb gng Ireland When xson Healv,
Dillon aud O'Brien sroansl were dining with
Gladstone, they were perhaps selling the Irish
tsnse. sweeturpads and nice dishes had over.
come them. He challenged P.rnelPs oppo.
nents, whom he characterized as political ep-
ers, to come 20 Irelan and see how tney wou d
be received. His resolution was carried unani.
mousiv: ESQ a vote of thanks to thos. who sap
ported parneiL
The crowd burned an efigy Of Healy and
cked tue remains about the park amid shou
OF derlsion. Otherwise the m seting was ord srly.
No ference was made to Parnell in the
churches here today.
LONDON. Dec. 7.-Mccarthy hes addressed
Circular TO al Irish member, of parliament, in
ciudidg Parneii, calliag a m Getting of the D irry
al 2 o'clock tomorrow The fr,t bushes 50 to
come before the meeting will be the election by
Alot OF consui;at on Committee OF eigat
m NIB. rs The party are discuss. nz the advis-
ability OF Dillon and o Brien returning 10y way
which the afyice OF the ENJOYS could be OBJ
tained bsiore their arrest Gdhooly, p o. 'Brien,
Carew and Mahon are still classed with the
douotiu. The strer 9Th, therefore. of the Nc
Car hyiies is hfty, AID that of the Parnell tes
tnirry-one
The conference OF the Mccarthy party was
proionseo until after midnight last night. Nc
Cartny pre- ided throughout the session A
committee consisting OF Mu pny, Barry Nor
rough. Heay. Sexton and Powtr r, was appoint d
to daft a pro- pectus for a limited company to
estao,lsh a daily newspaper in Ireland TO be de-
voted TO the interests OF the Nationalist party.
harry Webb, treasurer OF the new company,
opened list, and the members present SUBJ
scribed flo20. 1t is probable that United Ire
land will become daily publication. Toe ma
Joflty Of the party were keenly alive to the dis.
advantage of .he leading Nationalist papers
siding with Parnel, and the whole of the ma.
chtnery OF the National League being under mis-
control They are hopeful. however. that the
influence OF the bishops and priests will assist
the m to obtain a popular verdict
Both sides are preparing for an immediate
campaign IN Ireland. The letter from the ar h.
bisto op aLd bishops was read in all the Catnolie
churches in Ireland alter the celebration of
mass today. At st. Coiiuan's cathedra raj, Queens
town. after the letter had been r al, b v
Father + SIX sddre sci the congregation. He
declared that IL Was no longer possible for Par
nell to remain at the head of the Irish party
He had dssgraced, dishonored and degraded
himself by his own acts, aud cou d not lead the
smallest sectf n OF the I1sh people In reius-
Ing to recogn'zs the authority of the bishops
Parneli was doing incalculsb.e mischief to the
Irish cause; was p ,rforming ths work of the
enemy. and rendering the people disunitsd and
distracted.