The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-13
THERE WILL BE NO REUNION.
P1RNELL's FAITHFULs DECIDE TO
SIGN NO PEACE

Fellowship with Men who Hounded to
Death the Foremost Man OF Our Race ~
A Convention Will he Called to Consider
Means to Carry Ont Parneirs Policy.
LONDON. Oct. 12.-Mr. Parnelrs parliamenta-
ry colleagues have issued the following mani
festo:
ireland has lost her leader but her cause
remains-the duty to the living and dead to
maintain. erect and unsuilied. tho flag
OF national independence. You. tho peo-
ple Of Ireland. gavo into the hands Of
Mr. Parnoll and his parliamentary colleagues
the charge Of your political interests and the
honor and safety OF tho national cause.
you asked us by constitutional means to
restore prosperity. pence. and freedom to
our country. and animated by his spirit guided
by his clear intelligence and nrmness Of soul.
VIC carried the cause to a point at which the
tower Of victory could be seen by all men.
But in an unfortunate hour majority Of
tho Irish representatives. ut tho bidding
of nm English statesman. broke our
ranks. abandoned the flag Of Independent
opposition and ranged themselves as follow
ers and satellites Of the British statesman.
We refused to become parties to the treason.
relying upon tho national conviction. and
maintained intact tho allegiance to the inde-
pendent national party In tho conviction that
the people would justify and support us.
The great leader is dead. but the cause lives
on. Relying on your devotion to Irish nation
atty. we propose to carry on the struggle I'M
til the principles for which he lived and died
triumph. and tho national unity is re-
stored. The Parliamentary party is pledged
to work for Ireland under the flag OF an inde-
pendent opposition. absolutely free from the
control Of any foreign power or party. This is
n,,r resolution Ia raolizntipp IeppndS NpOn
you. Itinvolvcs sacrifices and struggles. and
We call upon you to make them.
90 True to the principle that we are the in
struments Of tho people we have resolved
to call convention of representative
Irishmen to discdss in the name
OF the milton tho means whereby to
carry out the policy and programme
he bequeathcd in dying To our ranks. ,wc
the political affairs Of ireland should be con:
trolled and directed by the representatives Of
Sr tho
Of the national party: who in obedience to for,
eign lIctation bounded to death the foremost
their the, guidance Of ireland there can Be- no safo;
ty. Between them and the men who stood
true to the cause OF national independence
'' On the Tires hold Of the tomb the lender We
mourn defined our duty in these imperishable
fighting against English influence IN Irish
Mill still be, independent Nationalist.
OF Ireland as a nation. and still protest that
It was not by taking the orders Of an English
Minister that 5relsnds future could be saved
Fellow countrymen. lit 1t be the glory OF
our race at home and abroad to act up to the
spirit OF this message! God save, Ireland"
Mr.. John Redmond seconded a motion made
by Mr. Kenny that message Of condolence be
Parnell In regard to tho Overwhelming loss
which they and tho Irish race had sustained
The Parnelite leaders are taking the advice
funds. They understand that. as the
money was lodged on tbs ioint, call Of Msssf ST
trust. Parnells wife and his eldest brother
succeed to his rights. II the reading Of the
law Ia correct, Parnells wife obtains control Of
10000 which she will hand over to the Par
1t is rumorcd to night that Pierce Mahony.
the Member Of Parliament for North Meath.
will be selected as the leader Of the Parnellites
in the House Of Commons.