New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
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London. Feb. 21.-Mr Parnell has already
started for Ireland TO begin the campaign against
his onponcnts The fight is to the bitter END, ana
be will be a rash man who ventures 10 prophe7y
tho result Additional heat is thrown INTO inc
conflict by the squahble over the $4,000 when
Mr. Mccarthy and Mr.. Parnell agreed 10 wl'h-
draw from the Irish funds in France for the pene-
ft of evcted tenants. The McCarthyites devo'eu
their Quota $1,000, to the object named "illio
the National League, which now dances exclusive
" to Mr.. Parnelfs piping, seems to nave uo',.
little or nothing for those tenants for whom ~
made itself responsible. 1t devoted the whoe' VI
the greater part of the sum, it is salu iowa."
having an overdraft granted the League pS 'iio
Hibernian Bank The IIealyite section douoV'
the nayment of this overdraft, alleging that MI
Parnell pocketed the whole sum for the "qui'
ments Of party warfare That section is seeAlns
70 mt pressure on Mr.. Parnell through -hi.
O'Rrien if he can be got at in prison, TO conipei
Mr. Parnell to explain how the money W"e
pended This result seems undouoe" '""' "
CONSEQUENCE of large number OF ror'u"n"
ants failing 10 receive further help non' w ,, ~
ttonal League and fearing that such nelp WIN
sn,.rmittert have decided to make terms WIN
Lord Clanricarde. .,, .ho,
Tho ,nti.Parnellites are at present fearful shat'
ca nan Mr.. Parnell will consent to nothing more
hoiro withdrawn from the 100000 now lying IN
poris II is Thought that he can better afford 10
,oon This money locked up than his opponents
rrhn 1ottor have consequently TO look for fnanclal
holn elsewhere Some wealthy English Radicals
nromised 10 assist them, but these cannot pc''
the drain of supporting evicted tenants ana man
tanning the poorer Members of the lrisu farH'-
uentary party who hitherto have been III MI
Parnell's pay, but have now deserted MN
Therefore il has been decided to obtain what hcP
can be got from rich English Radicals, and al
once TO organize a fund specially devo'ed Ia
evicted tenants
With the last named object, as you know MI
Abraham. Mr. Kenny and Mr.. Flynn are 10 JON
Mr. T. p. O'Connor in America. while Mr.. T. d.
Sullivan and Mr.. Cox will start at once on
begging mission to Australia. The money col
lected through these will be passed to the
Tenants Defence Committee. controlled by the
NfcCartbvites wholly beyond the reach of Mr..
Parnell The latter dare not oppose these mis-
sons in favor of evicted tenants. but he has c"r-
,ainlv no intention To follow similar tacucS.
Wherever he goes in Ireland, he will find the
priests not only against him, but in many cases
will discover that they have prepared the way for
his rivals The latter have been consolidating.
The organization will shortly launch the lrlsh
National Federation the opponent OF the old
League The McCarthyites have mapped out the
country into districts elaborated perfect system
for meeting Mr.. Parneli at every point. ana TO
follow him in every town he visits
It must not be supposed that Mr. Parnell is by
snv means idle Though the priests are not with
him. he has some energetic supporters in Ireland,
and the McCarthyites will, in some large centres
NJ population have rough time HIS farnauei-
,arv supporters profess to be satlshed WIN Nh
Pauells declarations that Mr.. GladStohes ass"i
ances promised through Mr.. McCarthy respec''ns
The next Home Rule bill are not Trustworthy .
These assurances were not made pcrsohanS ~ WI
porno11 because neither Mr.. Gladstone nor any
liberal will treat with him. The more 'a' 10
,,o,vn of the Boulogne negotiations, the more GER
.oir does il anpcar that Mr. Parnel never lh'ehue"
70 resign Mr.. Davitt roughly rcnhhus MI ~
nell in The Labor World" of his broken Pioini' :
.o abide by the decision OF the maJorIN Vi WV
marty whether Mr. GladstOnes assurances
satisfactory or not The report gains eio"""
=, ,,,iu ,norrv Mrs. O,Shea as soon as the divorce
decree is made absolute. ms VIII i"'p'o.e -
tortuncs not only literally, but IN the eyes Vi
some Of his old friends
,c,- .+otorosn: about the baccarat scandal pun
go, - Tho World" is attributed 10 ME-
,ohibald Forbes who is said I" nave pcel i''-
,,';rod bv Sir William Gordon Cumming oi "S
tr;onds The story in The Pail Mall "a"e,t'
hicb docs not seriously traverse Inc "oiiu
occount WAS clearly written IN the lh'eIo'U ",
tho Wilson's and Mr.. George LeWls ID c'''
with the authorship of 1t. Both accounts "-'
chat tho part taken by the Prince OF wares wac
;r+.,ded TO keep the matter out OF pupilc NM
.aae and that he was intensely annoyed at 'ne
wboIe circumstance. The Prince is piahcu ~
many. for not allowing the case to take l's oI'li"
course which would have led 10 the os'iaciSt" Vi
Cir William without any eHorJ 10 e"ioi" i
,,-'. :. shonId bc borne in mind that this affair
,oox place, not in pubic rooh' nor ',''
oInh bnt in a private house, among friends More
' .Io NAV WAS not for large sums at baccarat'
o''i' ,or nioht after night and extending
49, s,oou hours of the morning, but nutter
=. orl,, an bour or an hour and hail. 1or such
y - os five or ten shillings, the DanK
beinc limited to GlOO.
az course there are thousands OF Peope Who
blame the Prince of Wales for what LOOKS ike
systematic gambling and the queen is ih'e"'eS
ANNOYED at the spectacle whch Ills "iii"' i' 10 80
b.ve nresen1ed II is more grevous because, II
,be cnrrent report is true, his financial anairs
will reonire drastic treatment before long II pup
lie scandal is TO he avoided 1t is this cohsiuera
,ion which gives point to much criticism directed
against him for the prominent lrich"shp "''"
he has displayed toward Baron ilirSch'
For the moment people were mucn coho'i''e"
to know how the secret leaked OUT II - u1''
70 a lady who heard 1t from one Vi '"' ''io
borough House Get, and She having an ahiinuS
ooaipst Sir William. told the story all over town
Comparatively little interest is taken In tne
imnrisonment of Mr. Dillon and Mr. OBrlcn' ol
the Journey to Clonmcl Jail there were 10 cro"''o
a, any stopping places-only few aanllieis ~
cheer them. The calle will have ;old you '"''
Mr.. Dillon IS alrecdy allowed to ENJOY 'hc com,
forts Of the hospital Both prisoners are perinI''"
20 wear their own clothing, 10 take their eAcroist
apart from the other prisoners, ana inasniucn do