The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-01
PARNELL'S FAILING CAUSE.
EFFECT OF OBRIEN's AND DILLON'S
DECLARATTONS

Earneii Announces that Defections on Every
Side viii Not Make Him After His
Course . Hairs Breadth-His Claim
Against Capt. O'Shes and Need OF Money.
LONDON. July 3l.-Messrs. Dillon and
O'Brien's reputation OF Parnell, though a
foreeone conclusion has profoundly depressed
tho Parnellites. Mr.. Parnell sought through
private communications made on the eve Of
thcir release to resume negotiations. but
neither responded to these secret overtures.
Mr.. Parnell hoped until the last moment yes
Ssrday that he would again entanglo them In
manpuvres for a reunion. Their prompt and
decisive declarations as soon as they were
outside OF the prison doors. and their refusal
60 listen to any advances from the Parnellites
fell like death blow upon the faction. The
last flicker OF hope went ont when the LORD
Mayor OF Dublin and other devoted Parnellites
vainly tried to induce Mr.. OBrien. who was
supposed to 10 moro docile than MIR. Dillon. to
reconsider the position Mr.. O'Brien bluntly
declined q renewal OF the Boulogne negotia-
tions or any approach thereto.
Whom the attitude OF the released leaders
became definitely known the chief Dublin
Parnellites held u meeting privately and had
warm timo disputing over tho course they
should take. An intimation reached them OF
the desertion OF the party organs in Dublin
and Belfast. and several members OF the Par
pellite committee withdrew. leaving the stcnd-
fast adherents TO pass a resolution donouncing
Dillon and U Brion and urging Mr.. nraell not
To-Day Mr.. Parnell ,elegrarhed TO the COM
nittee that deiectioDs on every sido would not
make him alter his course hairs breadth
He proposes on sunday 10 sreak ut Ihnrles.
Sbo strongest ecclesiastical ccntle IN Ireland
probably TO hur delanca at the bishops ana
10 prophecy his iuture triumph. TO Ill un the
gaps loft in tho committee ~ tho dcscrters
smother Directorate IS iorming aspiring to
found Il deiiy paier on Parnell pence prin-
Ing faithful appeals 20 the rnrly to rally nnd
not succnmb " s,nEo fright because they have
The truth now rener rating tho s.outest Par.
nellite hearts is that Their cause IS nearly at
an end. and that it will DO nseess to continue
the struggle. II continued It wIll no longer
have IL constitutional character The compo.
clifton OF tho leasuo sections now annei ing 10
10 tho old Fcnian we. 1t IS sale 10 predict
ihut Parnel Will soon appen! Tor the support
oirovolmtionuiy narllsans at home and abroad;
. bankrupt to-day ut tho instance q Lord
Salisbury. lie vi! comet LomI"n AZ, On Monday
iund. :, Mr.. McCarib,, at tho Instance OF ,Mr:
10000 to meet Legal EXPENDITURES incurred
when the narty M.s unI,Ssd; MLntevrr Mr.
that Mr. Tarnsil, will assent 10 INC
release of the fund unless he shall
be permitted to con,rU. its di-Dusul. Ills per-
sonal EN- Embarrassment, does not appear 10, nave
been relieved by marriage. He has made an
extraordinary cain AGAINST Can't. q shea Tor
1889. and November, 1880. partly during tho
period Of tn. divorce nr9eeedingsi, Capt.
are expected from Mr.. parneils attempt to
prove tho claim.
DUBLIN, July .3l.-Alr. O'Dwyer Gray, pro-
pretor Of the F!remon's Journal. publishes
letter to day in that NEWSPAPER. saying that in
view OF the revelations OF The Campbell law
suit aud OF tho utteruuces yesterday Of Mcssrs.
Dillon and OlIreu. he will hcnceforh reject
rhe leadership oil Air. rarnel.
. 90 al hQF n
en.er an appeal against the decision OF the
Bankruptcy Court. which held that his plen OF
non. residence rs tho ground Tor not paying
the costs IN the Oshea divorce suit was un-
tensble.