New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
A McCARTHYITE MEETING IN DUBLIN
WHAT MCCARTHY AND SEXTON WILL INSIST ON
AT BoULoGNE-MR. FURNESS NAY
BE UNSEATED.

WHAT MCCARTHY AND SEXTON WILL INSIST ON
AT BoULoGNE-MR. FURNEsS MAY
BE UNSEATED.
Dublin, Jan. 23-A meeting of the committee OF
the McCarthyite section Of the Irish Members OF
Parliament took place in this city to-day. and was
largely attended. Timothy D. Healy presided. In
the course Of his address Mr. Healy said that Justin
McCarthy and Thomas Sexton had gone to meet John
Dillon and william O'Brien at Boulognesur-Mer.
Mr. Heay added that the object of the visit Of Messrs
Mccarthy and Sexton to Boulogne to effect a
settlement Of the trouble existing in the Irish Para
mentarv party OH the basis Of Mr. Parnell retiring
from the leadership. No other condition, added MI
IIeay. would he agreed upon as settlement III
conclusion Mr. IIealy said that If Mr.. Parnell re-
tired peace would be restored and the reform OF the
League would follow the reform OF the leadership
Instead of recognizing new government they should
be content to purify the old government upon
democratic basis.
The circular summoning the meeting Of the COM
mttee of the McCarthytes here to-day declared that
the object Of the meeting to establish an irish
National Federation. Tie meeting finally agreed 10
postpone the formation Of the federation pending
the result of the Boulogne conference.
THE Irish Catholc' demands full disclosures as to
what took place at the Boulogne ana Paris con
ferences. 1t credits Messrs. Dillon and OBreh WIN
the noblcst of motives saying that it knows they
accepted no settlement, and that they have not ac-
knowedged Mr. Parnell's leadership But, that news
paper adds it is necessary that they should make
nrompt declaration as TO what took place.
The formation OF the new national organization
which IS to replace the dlscredited National League
adds The Irish Catholic" is nearly concluded.
william O'Brlen telegraphed from Bouloghe sur
Mer TO the publishers Of the recently established
:. Insuppressblc, Of this city, as follows: 81 nave
a letter pressing me TO become responsible Tor the
continued publication of The lnsuppressble' My
cablegran from America only authorized the con
filmed publication of United Ireland on lines ais
tnctly laid down in cabed instructions. since nave
bocome acquainted with the and contents OF The
Ip,upprcssble' | am only restrained by motives OF
national policy from at once dsassoclatng hysen
nnblicly from any responsibility for its wrtingt
rcgret that | am Obliged to request that my name
will not be further used in connection with the paper
London. Jan. 23-Mes,rS. Mccarthy ana sexton
bovo gone 10 Boulogne- sur Mer. where the final con
c,r,nce Letwccn them and Messrs. OBren and Dlllon
will take place. -,
I'm the House Of Commons to-day Alfred "eDD'
member for West Waterford. gave notice that justin
Mccarthy would month hence. call attention to the
administration 4 the Grimes act, and would move
resolution in relation to TIL, act. . .
Ii 4, reported that petition 10 unscat Mr; fuiheSs,
thc newly elected Gad,t)nan member OF the IiVuso
OF Commons for IartlepO0l, + one OF the proDaDes
81 the near future. The petition VIII be made on inc
rond that Mr. Furness Influenced votes by promising
TO employ only union laborers.