The sun., 1891-06-27
MR.. PARNELL'S MARRIAGE.
E5TIMATJVG ITS PROBABLB EFFECT
ON IRISH POLITICS
An Impression In Parliament that It win
Result In HIS Restoration to Leader
shsp-About to Visit the United states

An Impression In Parliament that It win
Result In HIS Restoration to Leader
ship-About TO visit the Unitcd states.
LONDON. June 26-Mr. and Mrs Parnell on.
tertained some friends yesterday evening at
Walsinghnm terrace, and received to-day
several intimates. Mr.. Parncll has sent greet.
ings to q number OF adherents In the House Of
Commons expressing pleasure that tho pro-
longed period Of suspense is over. and thank
ing them for their steadfast friendship during
his troubles He writes under an apparent
conviction that his marriage will RAPIDLY en-
able him to be reinstated as Irish
lender in Parliament A strong impress
sion In the same direction prevails in
the House OF Commons In spite Of tho
knowledge OF tho fact that the Cath
oiic clergy will not accept the mar
riage as condoning his offence. English
Liberals are ready to hail him as
man doing his best to atone for his fault. Par
nellites to night did No. require to sound tho
opinion OF members OH the marriage, From
every si;o CONGRATULATIONS poured upon them
unsolicited on their cbiors rehabilitation.
Friends In the House OF Commons have ser'-
to Brighton an invitation to MIR. Parnr., &,
mako an early appearance in tho r,,nsa -,
Commons. whom his rentrSe is .n.lv ~ ha
greeted with cheers w
II tho feeling in Parlian, at r.eec,. IN. ..r.
tment OF the country ,ene marriage viii become
wv pohlea, e mt No immediate restora-
ZION o, eonn' .<nce between PANEL and the
aoo.sl 'eS' ><rs Ii possible nor is It p,obabls
tna. t"" action feud will end without long op-
epH <ou from some Of his now irreconcilable
Eoos OF ono Of their most potent wearons OF at
Cook. His moral position assured political
kestoration; II Is generally Believed. becomes
The plans Of Mr.. and Mrs. parnen indicate
enon 70 cnarss their fssp e hrs II !sr Farnei
talks Of leaving Brighton and taking a large
oT.r tbs Es6s@n shs Ens the VII s4t
and able 70 entertain. Those knowing hcr
She hss ss'sSat eaSacissa sRs
sS. c1na ~ to her her embition: i has long been known
every turn q affairs more inImalely than any
certainty. that under her open guidance Mr.
farneli Will lmmediately modify his ,actics
Oariow-wiii be fought on the II Psrnsllits @ Un side
ss eisr rom % E BTssp dIsn s%en n
ths and % snGT his a9sa
contest be fought on ho.h sides in such way
as will not be used hereafter as an argument
their own and natonal siiairs to ADJUST
,bH sessisn is EsisysS s ba 'hat Mr. psrn win attend
tion Chief secrei Baf"ur rs TO- how 1tes " T.
proposei t, advance the mon sy needed for r. the |
oeao Of S 20. fS.'fxes ixsss 81 rsd ne al
Iurchase A., net On re. sriing a favorable reply, |
ssenns ss Ii ksy sh hs s|sst 81 Carlow in the
maerial mae, &C. .-cesslon from reluctant Govern
t" day about bis marrias. ma with Il hirs. o'shea.
IN Siae ss Ss sn delay
It best TO have the ceremony performed
mony would pc seebrsted in london 50 soon
Is h. and Mrs rarn.ll we're able TO put IN
bly, be after the election a. Carl W ior a success
s1r sr n Parliament 9 the late u'dorman Mahon.
that even in ms case he would do his best to
es Il isns ssSf part
efSs ss %sess'
osRsa sff1n s1Ss
hns bad a. ehape9 e Of winnIns He VII take
M. Parneil Intends in the, futurs % to devote
special attention 10 the IRISH industrial ques:
Ls b Sst
Il Is say Tell.conesved @ measure , and that It will
1s seass Eoh ths s rss iss
tenants and tn. Irish landowners.
pas.bs s sh% he asras
6oming autumn. being OF the opinion that the
sentiment OF the Irish and rsh-Amercsns on
tho Their aide OF the Atlantic was in his favor.
He will try to attend the Irish National Con-
vention to be held ut Baltimore.
When Mr. Parnell was asked what he thought
would be the political eiect of his marriage
with Mrs O'ShsR he said that he had not given
that question a thought. and tuat he did not
intend to think OF what the effect OF his mar
riage would be-. He AMI his wife, he sad.
were perfectly happy-for himself. no was
harpier than ever before in the entire course
OF his life.
The 81. Iames's Gazette congratulates Parnell
on a right proper ending OF me situation.
Although he surrounded it with mystery and
largely calculated for political effect
Tho Globe says Mrs. OShea caused the
rupture Of a POLITICAL faction. i Is not i'm
possible that M RS. Parn elIwl! heal tho rupture.
It. tcomnends the nnrraae on all accounts.
iron, the leadership OF his party, lie suffers
from an Internal complaint. which developed
years ago, but which was after q time subdued.
The trouble reappeared recer tly through an
attack OF influenza. Mr.. Mccarthy t. ed to re-
cyuit at Bournemoph. and his physieians
ted 70 his party ,hrt he would be unable to
ever nominally to retain tho chnirmanshp
until the leadershlp Is e. tiled on the liberation |
OF MoSsrB. Dillon and O'Brieu.