The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-09

and. who depossd a and ia abused used Tie man VIII
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against ths Por nn sttsndss The %
to s h Suass ws9 ' sS% S ssS
Tsd stand nbou Tho t .as o, osp CHIEF
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h anSd sye sf hands e
Englis;hh statesman The cause defended by his
bUBiIs. Oct s--At a meeting to-day Of the
Of regret at, the deqth Of Mr.. Parnell were
Tie Corporation we're empowered to attend the
funeral in their robes OF state.
es ToS Ct Sans Ct The rssnS
ament S" NoS %s.,ord Sf e as nr
sSstSSSS.sS asep n' say g'a tho sssh
OF M Parpet were also unanimously unanimous adopt;
Ing towns Ireland are seSsd today e out ise q
S or S tho defa es .,
members Of the Pnrnollite party. in reply to
dSatS for
ca stSae aS eamins hs ss' RS
memory y thsir dssd sSfei 70 III about poll
msnt i9r Moth honsistd ana pro6ably ~
dy f eSa he
rsgardip9 politics. Remaining: As Mi; Har.
H",t; asS d. determined to maintain truce for
:, Numerous meetings -,were held to-day
throughout Ireland by Boards Of Poor Law
Guardiane and Other local authorities to take
mt nail rS N n Nj nj
MIR. ParneiL
Many persons who recently opposed tho Irish
on eulogisod the distinguished services who'll
he bad rendered to his country. and resolved
upon cessation Of the ! sectional auarrels
against itself At a meeting OF tho Cork branch
Of the National League Tonight. however. the
Of the factions with a storm Of Kisses.
at O'clock Sunday afternoon. The repre-.
sSIs S' Y 1t s'e Ysa m ssSs s tRa
aasnsvn cS @ e The s smpperters q ar
larnell in Parliament will alone surround the
GLASGOW. Oct. a-Sir William Vernon Har-
court, in an address here tonight. said that q
great figure has passed away. He played a
Close. I'll The voice Of criticism and con- m
troyersy must be hushsd to-day. and It is to be
hhonsd that many bitter m3 mne vii! be
which ragged around him are henesiorth al.
and the wounds Of bis
vices are ut last healed.
PARNELLs LAST SPEECH.
The last public utterance Of Mr.. Parnell was
nt Greggs county Galway. Ireland. on Sept
Sc SsSps n thass
ffro we'll. and said. as he begun ms speech.
ats hi rSom pa ssd w orf nS h mot
men OF Galway. else the seceders would say
he was beaten.
as question OF leadership. though
no had never go put IT forward. Sixteen years
deal Of THAT no as Re ps And bss
Pas @ e Tx S%
Irish clergy were particularly. skilful politi-
pstes sp aSSssto the nPs0H IL Haa ON
Westport said that it was because he had deter
mined to change tho leadership that he sent the
come to that determination, why did he send q |
lying telegram Mt Leinster Hall. tCheers.l He |
them thas he sent M Rop
yate expression Of his views, and tho man who |
could only have done so because bs did not
u%p UPON " fssn 81, VIII va. l%pansy. .,..
ment That he had not asked for the support Of
any OF his p9Ty had been hmisaIoted Hy their
hat he had never communicated his views
2 single member q the party. He commu-
s4tef h not only with eysSy member II TIE
'osais made at boSl ospe. he might DO 50 TO TO-
su IT. :eS t ssS
ssSs& e sssss r. Sss I'm +: S5{
ore he lett Boqosne, they ~; we ere esrtaiPy
ta iasy ana da mot eeve 'ns
'cl9ek. They were also carefully gone over
NJ 9aFsn s a' to eSS oaoxn a H. N Sbren
= sysr SsssiSIas tSss hs f SssSsa him
10 a mott ss Because tbsn NJ oBrien %oaS
ave been able to call him a liar. Ike some Of
Ths9s xas good 81 talk by their oppo
ents Of tho possibility Of MI. Balfour coming
nto power again The men who would DO in
William ana The HbeSs
WAS NECESSARY to know from the ssceders
thsy SSn p @as H.
then ho said that tho secoders would not DO
be to do anything unless they leaned on the
Mr.. Dillon. though he was very confident
ow: W, was NOT quite SO brave ip periods Of dan.
f e ss + i y Sse
'illon retired % AMERICA for four years and
MY returned after they had thrown tho Glad |
tone Government and when they were again
p the top Of the wave. Laughter and cheersl
ns n fsiss hsfb Faasht GI ss
asations AGAINST Lord speneer and In 1880
cots. MI. O'BFisn's extreme cries In tho past
nj neither. be0n eonsonAnt with his own
ignity nor that Of the nation which he sought
, represent lCheersJ In the new method of
ho could possibly suffer were the. rank and
le. while the leaders were to get Of ,soot free.
,lps, and losses II the psHsSns 81 thsas a
nd their yvSs and families which they could
over shirk. He did not uRderrate the cour-
20 OF those tenants who took part in tho cam
lem: hut no would not allow the national
.n1eement Of any man. tCheersJ lie was
illing to aid them out Of the Paris funds whom i
ia liabilities on tho fund were got rid o. He
settling tho matter between them already Il
I; Mccarthy had not been inttmidatsd BY his
Mr. Parnell. then proceeded to show that 7
mounting to about 100000. Which We're un.
prior charges t. grants for the ,
OF tho national raaarva fund waa |