Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-12-05
Conditions Under Whicir Parneu Com
sents to Rasip-

Conditions Under whioir Parneu Com
sents to Resiga.
LONDON, December 4th.-The report from
Cork last night that the municipal authori-
ties accepted q resolution egainst Paruell
was erroneous. On the contrary, the reso-
luton was IN support of ParneI3.
Ihs Nationaiiss met at noon to further
consider me question of ParneN's leader
snip. All the Irish members in London
were IN attendance. Parnell occupied the
chair.
Aher the meeting had been called to
oroer one OF the members read the mani
testo issued yesterday by the Catholic
Hierarchy in Ireland, declaring that IN
consequence of the revelations of the 0,Shea
dlvorce case, which convict ParneH of one
OF ihe gravest offenses known to religion
euu society, the Catholics Of Ireland can
not sccept as their leader a man wholly
dIshonored, and that the Continuance NJ
his leadership would imperiI the cause of
Ireland. %
The reading of the manifesto was greeted
with cheering by Parneirs opponents.
Clancy offered his amendment. which
provided that in view OF the difference he.
tween Gladstone and Parnell, the party
whips be instructed to obtain from Glad
stone, Morley and Harcourt, before anv
further consideration of the main cues
ton. Information on the departure rom
the bill OF 1886 made by Gladstone in his
suggestions affecting control of the Irish
constabuiaTv and the settlement of the
land question.
prolonged debate took place on the
amendment
Parneii intimated that if the party took
the responsibility off his shoulders. and
would insist upon the Liberal leaders
promising 70 carry an acceptable home rule
ffaT
opposition, he would retire from the leader
ship. He asked the meeting to accept
Clancys resolution whereupon he said the
alliance between the Nationa;ists and Lib
erals would be renewed.
Healy refused to submit to Parnelps
stipulations. He declared that they were
even beyond the lines of the compromise
suggested at yesterdays meeting.
Sexton declared that the msi0rity of the
members were firmly determined to adhere
to the main question, and would simply
vote that Parnell must resign.
At 6 P. n. the meeting adjourned till
noon tomorrow.
OPPOSED TO A COMPROMISE.
LONDON, December 4th.-At caucus
this morning of the opponents of Parnell
resolution was adopted not to accept the
Clancy compromise, which will be offered
at to-day's meeting, hut force matters to
decisive issue forthwith.
PARNELL INDoRsED.
LINCOLN (Neb }, December 4th.-The Ex-
ecutive Council of the Irish National
League of America, comprising President
Fitzgerald of Lincoln, Judge Fitzgerald of
Cincinnati, DR.. O'Reilly of Detroit, NJ. V.
Cannon of Omaha. and Secretary Sutton
of Lincoln, will hold a meeting in this city
tomorrow.
Judge Fitzgerald, who is now here, to-
day cabled the following to Parnell: THE
hasty action at Cincinnati of the Parnell
branch misrepresents the Irish sentiment.
You have ever been faithful to Ireland,
while Gladstone, until lately, was among
her oppressors. Hence the Irish race re-
lecis his dictstion, and demands your re-
tention as leader
COMMITTEE TO WAIT UPON GLADSTONE.
LONDON, December 4th-A rumor was
circulated this afternoon to the effect that
Clancy's amendment had been rejected.
Inquiry proved that there was no truth in
the rumor. On the contrary, the latest
phase OF the situation bids fair for an agree
ment, a committee having been appointed
to wait upon Gladstone and endeavor to
otain from him the assurances desired by
Parneil. The committee consists of Par
nell. Sexton Healy, Justin McCarty, John
Redmond, Deary, Power and Leamy. Par
nell will take no part in the negotiations
with Gladstone.
Besides Gladstone, the committee will
also see Harcourt and Morley and endeavor
to conclude the negotiations tomorrow.
The committee decided to intrust Healy,
Redmond, Sexton and Leamy with the
conduct of negotiations with Gladstone 1t
-s reported that at meeting of his adher-
en:s last night Parnell promised to abide
by the decision of the majority of the Irish
members on the value OF Gladstone's assur-
ances. The supporters of Parnell are con-
tdent that Gladstones assurances will
prove inadequate.
GLADSTONE WILLING TO EXCHANGE VIEWS.
LONDON, December 4th.-The committee
appointed by the Nationalist meeting sent
a letter to Gladstone asking him to open
negotiations for future home rule bill,
Gladstone expressed his willingness to in-
terchange views with The committee, but
reserved the right to choose the members
with whom to negotiate.