The sun., 1891-06-11
ONE PARTY AND A FACTION.
no REAL DTVIsTON AMONG TORKERs
FOR IRISH HOME RULE

NO REAL DITISTON AMONG WORKERS
FOR IRISH HOME RULE
Address OF Dr. Thoms. Adds Emuet,
President OF tho National Federation OF
America. Charging Upon farnei Re.
sponsibiiity for the Tenants saEsrines ..
DR.. Thomas Adds Emmett. President OF tho
National Federation OF America. the new Irish
homo rulo organization which was formed on
May 21, issued an address last night ito the
friends in America Of homo rule for Ireland" T"
Some OF the best known Irish. Anne ricans in
tho United States belong to the federation.
Among the Nav York representatives, besides
DR.. Emmett are Eugene Kelly. Col. William l..
Brown. school Commissioner Miles NJ. O'Brien.
ex.Mayor Grace. Judge Morgan J. O'Brien.
Judge Joseph +. DAILY. james 8. Coleman, John
D. Crimmins. Patrick Gleason. Hugh King,
Major John Bsrne. Dr. William b. Wallace,
and Thomas F. Meehan. Every State in the
Union is represented. Tho federation is an
anti Parnell body. In organizing 1t. Dr. Fox,
the Parliamentary representative OF the Nc
Carthy wing OF the Irish. party now in this
country. co6perated with the American Irish
mon. Tho address says: -" ar
From all in sympathy with the suffe rings OF
the Irish people. duo to centuries OF miseov-
ernment, and all who advocate homo rule as
tho only remedy to better their condition. we
ask cooperation and assistance to bring about
a consummation. The time has passed. for In
n wSs On" s @ %
either blindly ignorant and Indifferent to pass
ing events. or secretly sympa.hizcs with those
in opposition. Deep has boon the disappoint-
ment suffered by one generation after noiher.
Each In turn has passed AWAY. with hope de-
ferred to join the majority. yet with prayers
ever raised on high that the sunburst OF light
and happiness might yet IN the near future
dawn on their their beloved & ala. land, s,. ,...,,.,,
HOW o.,en nave ,.,0, .h,' ueeu pe'.ayou, .a sra "a
seemed within easy grasp. For months months past .ss
acts o, one man. mo IS. trusted Of all. who sinncd
s til. Welfare we'll Of Of his country. so elindy ntrus,ed
oi NJ Ire,sns Ira into the gutter with his own snlliod
reputation. The necessity for assisting the
starving and eyicted tenants OF Ireland was
deeply appreciated in this country, and n noble
effort was made to effect the purpose. Mr..
farneh was luny peukou 10 H. ."s .,. oa. ~ 'h,s h,s
on'eot. Dut no mas pe.r"yeo us ,rus. w n'e
dupieity. his eaniyocatlon; md hiS cute utter d's-
ordination Of the welfare OF the Irish peasantry
TO his own, personal ends in the matter Of
MIR Parnell. stands to-day responsible for
the. present sulforings OF tue eyicted tenants OF
as,sd By Il The A Of % the Pars and IN the ar
piication OF which he has refused to act with
the ehsr Ths fund o S
raiesd In this country. This he now holds. as
he does his political position. by false pre-
NOT to fully appreciate his purpose, And The
proposition when tho opporiunity was giyen
:" s Saw 20 1hS p s has
ssf III s his aespernte He Yet
Irish people; We raise no issue with them: nor
ment. They will soon penetrate the glamour
assoeiated with the past service OF an over
home rule in Ireland are not divided into two
astea 10 sdsoeats
that the majority sh2Tld M rule and the first to
try. II expressed. would Be to tho effect that
air. Parnell is now politically dead and can
"Whsn. the cause was betrayed and there
% he cupabiii,y 70 oi tho act. irish Amsricans We're
unwilling to interfere and wished the dilIer-
sstsa BY the rsh peGHs .
cacy has been grossly misrepresented by the
tives have eanvassed this. country for months
past in quest OF aid and support, and to so
little purpose. It is absurdly claimed BY them
with their leader. Our silence and inaction
can therefore do good no longer: but on the
contrary are freely used to the detriment OF
tho cause We aoyocato. Tho time has now as
suredly arrived for us 10 pronounce our denun-
citation on the one hand and on the other our
fullest sympathy with those who represent the
true interests OF ireland.
The future guidance Of Irish affairs. In the
bringing about Of home rule must be trusted
only 10 the majority Of those elected to repre-
sent Ireland in the British Parliament. Tho
members Of the National party are not par
tisans OF Mr. Mccarthy nor OF any other leader.
Tor with them the interest Of the country is
greater than that OF any man. We're Ireland a
unit her proportion OF representation in Par
lament is too small 10 gain homo rule un-
aided and this can alone he obtained By assist
ance from one or the other OF the two great
parties In England. large portion Of, the
justice OF the Irish claims for self government
Under the guidance of MIR. Gladstone tho
Liberal party stands pledged TO the support Of
home rule for Ireland. and no true man has
cause to doubt his intent or honesty OF pllrpose
Pnriamen; may be Id dissolved this year bnt
present party In office must appeal to the peo-