The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-13
Mr.. PARNELL'S OPPONENTS
WILL HOLD A DEMONSTRATION
At NEW TiPPERARY.

The PalI-MaII Gazette on the Leadership ID
Contest-McCarthyites Scarce of Funds
The Fight over United Ireiand-Cur-
rent Events From Abroad.
Special TO The Times by Dunlap Cable Co. ]
DUBLIN. Dec. 12.-On Sunday next the
largest demonstration yet held against
Mr.. Parnell will take place at New 1ippe-
rary. Several leading McCarthyites will
probably be present. Among them, II is
likely, will be Mr.. Davitt.
Mr.. Parnell telegraphed to the Mayor OF
Limerick that he would be in that city on
Sunday.
PRIEST DESTROYS PARNELL's PLACARDs.
| A priest in Mitchellstown tore several of
/ Mr.. Parnelfs placards from the walls this
morning. The clergy Of North Cork and
Limerick are actively engaged in organ
izing public opinion among their fiOcks
against Mr.. Parnell.
a, ,ANTI-PARNELLITEs STRENGTHENING.
The National Committee of the Mccarthy
/ wing of the Irish party have secured offices
| in lower SackYille street. At preliminary
meeting today, numerous requests for mem
bersbip were received, as we'll as letters
from clergymen and others expressing a
readiness to subscribe 10 the funds Of
the organization and TO the expenses Of the
new paper. The title Ofthe new paper will
be the Suppressed United Ireland. The first
issue will appear Monday.
TWO EDITIONS OF NITED IRELAND.
United Ireland was this morning pub
lished, the edition being issued from the
Office OF the Nation (>ationalsD. The is
sue Of United Ireland contains an article 10y
the Acting -Ediior-in-Chier, Mr.. Bodkin,
addressed in the name of Mr. William
O'Brien 10 every true lover Of Ireland. The
article declares that there exists no alter
native for the country but TO choose between
the continued leadership Of Mr.. Parn II
and the securing OF home rule for Ireland.
TO accomplish the latter under the leader
ship of that gentleman is, the paper asserts,
impossible. A Parnell edition of United
ireland. prepared at the office of the paper
last night, also appears. Considerable
space is devoted therein TO quotations from
legal opinion justiiyIng the seizure by Mr..
Parnell of the officers and plant of the paper.
M'cARTHYITE PAPER ON PARNELL.
LONDON, Dec. l2.-The Pall-Mall Ga
zette. strong McCarthyite paper. says:
Too much pocket handkerchief Is it not
alb ut time for patriots TO take of their
coatsi There is too much of pocket hand
kerchief about their manifestOs. The only
use that Parnell makes of the fOrbearance
of his foes is 10 declare that they
are confused and cOnfOunded, and con-
trast their patriotic embarrassment
with his own proud heart. The latest man
festo from patriots in America with its eva
dent anxiety TO heal all wounds, its copious
dropping OF warm tears will only serve tC
rive Parnell fresh powder for tO-day's cam
paign. Is it not time therefore TO let feel
ings give place to tightingY Would not pa.
triOts do well TO take their coats oil and
put away pocket handkerchiefsW
PARNELL HAS THE FUNDS.
All the hope OF McCartheites Of securing
money belonging to the Irish party, m
Paris. has been abandoned. The emissa
ries they sent to that city to prevent ParnelI
from getting money returned empty
handed. They speak of this mission as a
wiId.goose chase. The fact is, Parnelfs
c ief object in delaying the proc eedngs
was 10 secure this very money. lie had q
priyate agent in Paris and other cities look
inc for funds Messfs. MunrOe, the bank
ers. refuse TO give any informant on on the
subject excepting TO those who show per
feet right 10 inquire. lnas1uch as the
Monroes do not recognize this right III
any one excepting members of the
|
McCarthytes hage only about LOO, anC
they have with them all paid members eX
centing eight. Parnell, therefore, has The
bulk of the money, and very few OF then
are paid mtmbers. Take care, this lndl
Gates an immense advantage to disposition
The McCarthyites profess 20 believe ina
Parnell has not much OF the funds III M
possession. They think that the stories
from Paris concerning IL are exaggerated
7 a. ..I hnxyayQr HUlufE IN I'M
contrary.
TIE PARNELL FACTION AND THE FUNDS
&. PARIS. Dec. 12.-After Mr.. Parnell wal
deposed from the leadership on oatuIua.
last he wrote TO the French bankers ol lh'
Irish Parliamentary fund letter request
ing them TO remit TO him direct WnateNe
cash balances there might De sldnuIns =
the Parliamentary credit. Inc Ietter wa
written and sent without ibe knowledge
his co-trustee, Mr. Justin Mccarthy, who
as soon as be heard Of it, took prompt step
10 nreyent any withdrawal Of the funds b.
Mr. Parnell. Legal proceedings have nov
been Instituted. the effect of which Is ina
= Mr. Parnel cannot withdraw any iund
from Paris.
! A BISHOP FAVORABLE TO PABNELL.
LONDON. Dec. l2.-The refusal Of Bi-hOI
I Brown Rigg to instruct the people OF AL
. kenny how to vote in the coming farns
, mentary election there is taken by the Par
/, nellites as an Indication that the manifest
of the higher prelates is TO be allowed u be
come u dead letter. The adherents OF MI
. Parnel believe that the manifesto dld no
: tepresent the personal feeling of the signers
but was mere formal declaration, made Z
! satisfy the church rulers. 1t is pointed on
that though the higher clergy also con
o a., 4 1 ID nd seNpral EUl
: .equent Irish popular movements ~ l0rma
terms. yet the section did not prevent th
= lesser clergy and many of the higher iron
y lending their cOuntenance, If not ai"ay
= their open support. To those movements. !
y similar result Of the present altitude Of th
!. clerical body Is looked for with, OF course
= | the difference that the priests Will iolio'
= their various personal preferences as to IN
: factions aud remain neutral as 10 their OIL
!. cial action.
d SAVAGE ONSLAUGHT UPON PARNEiL.
LONDoK, Dec. 12.-The Star this mornln
makes a savage onslaught upon Mr. Pan
nell. whom il accuses of Fenianiem. In
paper SAYS; To-day possibly dynamite
y to-morrow rebellion. He is dragging lreian
TO red ruin and ouuawFy. He lied 10 d.
v witt. tricked his party, and is eghiing VII
+ poisoned weapons and traitors hand'
n FARSELL's OPPONENT KISSED
h KILKENNY, Dec, l2.-Mr. Michael Da
0 Wit arrived IN this Oft. to-day: grea
crowd met him at the station. The receI
1 ton accorded him was OF mixed cbhal
! ter. ore faction loudly cheering the on'
! armed editor, while the other responde
/ with hisses and groans and counter cheer
2 for Parnell.
PARNELL BOTH KISSED AND HoNoREI
e Kilkenny. Dec. l2.-As the traia beai
ing Mr.. Pagnell was leaving Cork, Parne
{ addressed body OF Queens College ST.
: dents who had gath red On the platform :
= applaud him. lie thanked them for tn
sympathy, and said that he had no lear
! manned by bis side, The journey wa
without noteworthy incident until the trai
a reached Athay, where the crowd az The ST.
: ton booted and groaned and shouted -
: hi with Parnell.v There were cheers 10
}. the bishops and priests and cries Of " lon
live Dillon and O'Brien" at several OF IN