The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-12

l~rs's"d's Visit to th.eag. 40 n.
Mile snsr.
Cnfc>.o. Dec. 6-lhr Iri.i .nv.
all ~ them. are still IN chirarn MAMA,
Indications nov are that thrv wn
main here until the iarliam.niar, W.,
in London has decided one mAv n,
other on the question 81 .rai.rt-
They are ~ hopeful that thn ,h..
cncd troubles can be avertel AVA W.
they will be able 10 resume ,A.ir
OF tho country with the mcmnnA.
motto Peace with Honor inscril-
upon their banner.
The most imp0rfantof tho raiie~-~
received by the ENJOYS yrstrrlav Y.
that from Alderman Hooper. tro,.,..
Of the Cork Daily Herald. ami 4 ,nr..
tul element In Nationalist coas~a,
In substance II was 10 the .i'ec. ~.
the delegation need not In ,he ~.
fear the opinion Of Ireland on ,he
tons at issue. but hat IL was eminent,
desirable that the delegation sko.,s
make some further expression N on,
ion. additional 10 its manifesto 81 ~,
day last for the guidance 81 ile reo,
Of ireland. This dispatch telnr n.
lowed soon afterwards hy another ~
the same source emphasizing tie b..
ability. not % say necessity. n ann.As.
manifesto. the members D. the de;e-.
ton. Harrington included. wcse ~.
riedly summoned 10 confer. Their a
alterations occupied the hotter no-t:.
% an hour. and as the ontcoraD Nill.-I
o'i:ricn VA authorized 10 rculg. h.
did 50 in these words:
.'Wc have kept silence ont ~ ~resrs.
70 the del hcrations ~ Our colleges
relying with confidence nnDn ihc X
turcl Judgment 81 the Irish rariv al;
the Irish people. w ask yon not " y
mislei by any hastv or M.lniorre!|
American telegram. lis our lalrrer:|
that sober opinion here j. oytrAAnlr.|
ingly with Us. and We are satisfied it..|
the daily papers Of the United St4tss
without exception, support w III ne ~
lief that Gladstonc's bona fIIe. az ~
impcachablc and that the disruption a
the Liberal Alliance means lesirArti.,|
~ the coming general election II IA
Irish Parliamentary party comes N
rr0mpt decision. IL j. our consictio,|
tiat the Irish cause will occupy 4 m1.s|
imprcgnablc position than ever
Harrington. il i understood. al
scented from one Of the sentences 4
this dispatch. and IL was therefore ~4
al the expression Of opinion ~ Dilo1|
OrBricn. Gill. Oconnor and usaIliyaa|
Next in IMPORTANCE ~ This ~
rcsponicnce. or perhaps exceeding i
was the hurried visit 10 Chicago 1
Archbishop ireland, N - i'anl. al
his equally hurried conference with "A
dclerat on. He said. iusf before lc4p]
In. tina the visit was . purely soc1
one. and the delegates ecNf~l 'he sta'1
ment with singular unanifulty. "A
fact remains. however. that. frcqne1
visitor as the noted prrla1
Is to Chicago. he has neF|
been known before to arrive AZ noo|
and % depart four hours later - he al
yesterday. Equally s.gnifisan. Is
that he Is a close and intimate friend 1
Archbishops Walsh Of Dublin, al
crolze II Cashel. two Of tbs mos, pos|
sriul Of Irish prclates who are arrai-ne|
On Tic side Of the Nationalist rarl1
Nut whose signatures nevertheless W.T.
attached 70 the manifesto ~ the III
n-clatcs issued on THURSDAY. Ar1
bishop ireland ami all the members /
tie delegation we're behind closed io1
raiil within 4 half hour ~ ihc tir|
FIR the departure 81 his train 'or Fl
Northwest. AMI despite their Ecticer7
twas noticeable that. at The conrlp.
n the conference the delegates were
rsore huoyant spirits than AZ any ~
since their arrival ~ Chicago.
Report had IL that The Catholic ri
e-chy Of the United States hal In Fl
lt.mpiation the issue 81 an address II
the faithful supplementary % sha'
their irish colleagues. hnt not ons
the delegation would admit this % , /
fact. although one Of their nnmtfr -
later tina the mission o. tine Arrhbis
whatever IL was-might prove prs,|
nant with good. Another said a II.
hour last night:
From every portion 81 this co1H7
strong evidences OF approval oi Al
position arc pouring in. The pcoplf j
beginning to sec things As we see then
Through the medium ~ The cable "A
delegates were kept well advises 4
rarding the conference between n
Grand old Man and the rerre-"nta''1
81 the NationaiistS Following II
lines OF their dispatch n Hooprr ha'|
ever. they RETAINED IRON making N
communication which might ~ ST
stfuei as an inter erencc-hpwr
i~ustifiablc. in the nerotahp
Their present position can /
summed up thusly: II an amicabie
tiement of the present 'ronbis
reached they will resume their fonF
the country. n. however. Farnei.
spite Of his heroic stand. l. depoSed
the majority. they viii. IN view ri
evident tcmrcr Of the Irish element
the United states. 20 no fMrthcf
Following this policy. Dillon Al
OEricn replying last night W 2 III
patch from 81 Louis urging ihc
voys to keep their engagement ~
day night on the ground that the i
committee hal gone 10 con ifFapie
panse and relied with confIiencr w
their appearance. said that In wv" j
the present condition 81 lrisH AA'
abroad. they did not consider W ae
bic d polite 70 participate w my
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