New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15


Jondon. Dec. l4-Mr Parne and party to-day
drove from Kilkenny 10 Tullyrone III a "'"Nc,
They were preceded by a band ana acconP'i''o"
nv large number of vehicles hiled WIZ" sup
portcrs At Tullyronc Mr.. Parncll a"oI'S"'"
meeting Of 500 persons. His speech was "'i.
ond was mainly repetition of uterances III
nreyious speeches IT, was delivered au''" i"'
ming commentary of cries such aS Down WIN
I"das Ucalv,@ TO hell with llcnnesSey' 'Ae
zuu King" etc, from certain of ms hea't'e'
", parnell apooci7cd for the weakness Vi MS
,,oicc but he appea red 10 be in good hcal'"' nv
nromiscd the people longer speech on sho'"ei
occasion. liz friords
From TuIvrcne Mr. Parncll and his lrenos
rast,od where Mr. Parnell addressed
another meeting, referring during HIS Sp''o"
-, aors ~ miserable gutter sparroWS
,vhon he had pushed ont OF ohscnriN anu HlN1~
he,ter chance than ne gave "''h9' |"
A,,er winning in Kilkenny. he sald' lie "o"i" ~
10 every quarter If Ireland ana "eh Inv
of the people ,.o..,,,.oa
Here gathering OF his opponents ln'efr"p'e"
pornsu Win shouts of To hell with the adu1-
,.,nr,n fcht would inevitably have followed
I'M, ,or the presence Of ;hc police, who promptly
;ntnrfe,ad and succeeded in pre~erving ORDER. M7'
px,.u cIosed his da, work with an address
AZ Urlingford where hc will spend the night
The Anti-Parnell faction held a meeting to-
dav at Tpperary, at which about @"oo pISo">
were present Tclcgrams were read from McS>iS'
ITcaly and Sexton, both of whcm apoloHzed LOT
NOT attending the meeting on the ground th'' lhcr
presence was require elsewhere. Mr DANl'' 'c'-
sraphed: Impossible 70 leave kikcnn\ Inc
fate of Home Rule depends hron the sNug@c
here" Canon Cshilrs taking the cnalr WAS TIE
,ic,al for a band of hfv TarncllitcS To start
,,.ps ToSD -
bv the Anti Parncll men, and the cheering was kept
IN hy the two factions for fully an hour, making "
impossible for the speakers 10 be heard. Father
uunnhrcvs and Others tried hard TO pacify the
onnosng crowds hut in spite of their efforts stones
wero thrown and sticks used freely. and serious
conflict was averted only hy the final wlthdra"el
Of the ParneitcS. Speeches were made ny fa'her
Humphreys and McssrS Condor ana Pd'r'R
O'Brien Nationalist Members of Paih1ment' ana
A. resolution was carried in support Of Nr MclarthN
and his followers.
Ncssrs Ilealy, Kenny, Tanner and D4vft 10
day addressed meetings in support Of Sir Johh
Popc Henrcssy. Mr. lcalY declared that II for
nell were allowed 10 retain the leadership ne wouh
stump Ireland with new banner made oi NI>.
OShea's petticoats Parrcn. he said, put Captain
O'Shea in Parli6ment, the pTlce PAID pelhS 'ne
honor of O'Shes's wife.
n catch the electors at Frcshford. Mr. DaViu
and Sir John Pope Hcnnessy reached thai place
lust before the celebration of mass. although they
were not expected until O'Clock. The priest
however decided that the mass could wait. ana
uese4n0ers were dispatched 10 beat mp the people.
Ferty-fve minutes saw a crowd collected IN me
msrket-piaoe treaded by Father Shortall. Al the
same moment band of ParnelItes arrINcu'
headed By Father OShea suspended priest. ne
Parnellites, however, joined with the ant-farheH-
ites in their meeting, shouting to DaNltt, iou T.
Welcome" Mr.. Davitt, after asking ioT Il laf
hearing said You know, | never sought any
mans favor. | have ever been ;h'hful 10 lro
land. | never, he,itated TO sacrifice mrse'i for
the cause" Cries OF ~ You right. Davlti We
honor you for it" came in roar OF applau'o
from the whole concoursc The rarncllitNs ev'-
IDENTIFY desiring - see fan play Father . Nhca'
their leader becoming impatient, cAc.aincd'
must sion Won. Mr. Davitt' The latter, anna
GOOD -humored laughter then said he appealed T."
Father OShca as a chyalrous lrisaman' 4" hl
him 20 on Father O'Shea was mohhed ana s''d
be would allow Mr. Davitt - continue 1871
after Mr.. Davltt had uttered ieN
words in condemnation Of Mt Farh'H'
Father O'Shca lost his seh-c"n'r'L ana
continued ~ indulge IN hnist, OF dissent ana
INDIGNATION. occasionally subsding into doe2"d
silence when DdNltl ScOIt'l ppiH'. pm Z" - ''
.,n.al bejnu made by Davitt Father Nncu sad
~rri.rds %; us hear Mr. Davitt ! don't ogIc"
with him. but respect him from 'hr bottom
Of my heart.
There was no disorder. and after ~" speech
raLinr was ended The whole crowd filed quietly
into the church, where mass was celebrated
Nsssrs Maurice Ifcaly, Lcamy and MoiIoch ~
day delivered addresses before the Douglas branch
of thr League expressing approval ~ MI P'ihcH
deposition.
Mr. ParneIl was eA pected 10 speak at Inner
ick TODAY. but owing 10 4 change III MS pro
erammc John Redmond appeared III his stead
Mr. Redmond was warmly welcomed 10y an auNi-
ence OF 900 persons. 90
4, Westport. Comfy Mayo, to-day. MI farneH
and his followers were denounced from the altar
In many other t"th"lc 'h'I'"'9 '''
nunciations were uttered
4, a stormy Nationalist convention al Nr"IN'
resolu,ions were adopted strongly dcnounclng
parnell and Tie FIcemans Journal, ava 'aIlH5
,or the resignation OF Justin Ilnn'l"N Met af'"\'
ubo reprcscnts Ncwry IN Parliament, because ~
his having supported Parncli. N large meeting
=, vo,,chai. at which Canon Keller presided, rrao
Iu,iors condemning Parncll were adopted
nroce,,ion Of 400 torch bearers accompanied
brhands of music. waited for Iarnell at Ia" Iail-
,'ad ,,ation at Waterford las, night When he
failed to come the paih"'is '""' ~ |
,owr.bau where they were addressed by the
Wa,'a. and members Of the Municipal Council.
Wbep the spe~chmakug WAS over the gathering
,..1 h,. exclamation a resolution IN favor OF
Parncll ,., ~;
Mr. stephen, graduate OF Cam"fl'g' nj
,.o;,y b.. issued an address TO the electors "l
Kilkenny. in which hc announces his c'hn"acN
for Parliament as an independent supporter "i
the Government. ,. L,.. Io
The Clonakilty Board Of Guardians nave uc
,,rncod Vr Paruel and nave resolved 10 Wllli-
hold the collection Jf the tenants fdnd. ,.,..
A. Templemore a meeting oi th' io"p ,nI v"iI-
missioners called 10 protest against INC ''irI
ties action was invaded by citizens VINO che'Ie''
s;Ornily for Parnel .,.. L...o
The Carricli Board OF "nirunahH M ~ Y
rescindcd their vote Of want Of confidence III WI
Parnell. - co,,,b and
The National League branches III a,lii.' Souam 1n'