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Hand Of the Irish party and consent to deyote
eis great talents TO the cause OF home rule, Y
Re had persisted in his policy there Would
Sona hsSs hs spS sno
ne LETT no political heir. and thore is no one Of
am almost convinced from tho tenor ~ his
recent speeches that he folt that the existence
t tns tarnelise faction was against the best
ton beelieve he would have acknowledged as
ANOTHER consequence OF tho death OF Mr..
Parpell is that all differences are Mt an end ro.
ssrding The 81, Peris fund. and the sa6G.6;W are
s9S II fhS AID H 2, sylfssa 'snsn,s.
TSs i iPased stsTtins Il has b sSa known
The Sn hssth q Mr. was not very
earacX what the efeet o. bis sudden Wit hdrasS val
among the Irish leaders. Since t ahs' eSisff
snssd so% q t 4suss G 81 tss ES ss 6
conformists to associate themselves and their
political futures with any party lod BY Mr.. Par.
isss at dbicaso seems 70 indicate that IN CT:
country at least the feeling Of hostility to Mr.
q tSan ss ssr and Ind Syd
~. ~ DO not see how It would be possible for
Mr Paspsii WSateveT hs pol is oissnee ss
sess s sh Sae s
men Of Ulster and the English GoScrnment
and and his worst enc enemy cannot refuse him his
sna esp s 81 passon
to be little known. There was probably not q
more completely than Nj; Parnell in al Great
were constantly at a loss how to reach him
Wished q e make Eyeythng
per that on one occasion an accomplished
nmsS more saS of bs mine wSSS son had
Isl so movement than I have Been able to
H. Pssas. but found i spss |uteiy inaSss4Slss
party, where the leader could be found. though
auy The sS
ssssss r. Tss hst En- sS. Gs
%sse f' sas tS e Rss Rs Mind
ana nae q his
Mr. Eugene Kelly. treasurer OF the relief
There wsre 2ooooo, originally, deposited
gar and On Mr. Mccarthy This m%GneY csms
that be = dead. and as Mr.. Biggar is also dead.
MI Mccarthy is left sole custodian There here
% dssHs sHs I'll
OF d 5ee h %arfin ru + SMn SMa1on:
give and rfA t sGp the ore 70 een:
0 hf M sff so s%q be Of Mr. fh
81 his isadsrsRiP 4 se Advanced tie irsh cause
vious years Of the century. His death will as
sSss isr PssnsIises now thss P4Tne!I Il Is asa,
that he was !agltating home rule for the
I ssnf Int e ss cdu arsa at WITH
man. and during the lnterview spoke but ttle.'
f fS, s Ssash D 4 ri. parpel removes yer,
Isntty 5om Iifh "tS WHINE Ts
tRs bresR eams IL ' vita H. Kelly and
the other members Of the parliamentary Com,
n m S9a eS o% IT. h sads4sh vfT? as
As to the next leader Of the party should ssay
fatne ss sdme IN ,Hs
tR4s John biIiSa VIII be ING man. Is,carIIh ,ys
would prevent him from illline tho, place ,.,
M. ?. J. Meehan, the editor Of tn" h7'"-
cannot but think what II difference Y
would have made in Parnell's fame had he died
two. years ago. He lived too long. Ho threw rev,
his life away for woman as Antony did Tho
only solution OF tho dsscnsons int which rs
refusal to Withdraw from tn" I"a''"Ish,r 81 me
party was his death. So long as u" lIN'I! ne
would have fought to regain his lost POSITION.
and thus no would hnvr been constant cause i.s
OF trouble. but now that he is dead. the irlrii
people will forget the last TWO '"hfS anu VIII
only the sFcu; statesman
Gen. OBeirne: .,.,, ,,.
""Of course we regret il very much. hnt
upon Irish affairs, II, may have the good
eject Of bringing together lrishm"n E Sncn aps
divided on account Of tho sides that have been
taken for and against Parn"ll This cause u
now removed. 1t will AFFORD reasonho.3
TO exercise u charity and forbrarance toMaro