The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-08
TIE FEELING IN IRELAND.
Many Believe Psrnsips Death VIII Heal Oh,
Breach in the Party.

THE FEELING IN IRELAND.
Many Believe fsrneir. Death WIN Heal the
Breach in tho Party.
DUBLIN. Oct. TAT the meeting to-day OF
the National Federation. the McCarthyite or
ganization. In this city. Mr.. David Sheehy.
member Of Parliament for South Galway. SUBJ
mittcd motion tho substance OF which was
that the meeting should adjourn in conse-
quence Of the death OF Mr. Charles Stewart
Parnell The motion was adopted and the
meeting adjourned.
The members OF Parliament and others who
remained followers OF Mr.. Parnell in spite OF
everything at O meeting held to-day appointed
Messrs. Pierce. Mahony, and John Redmond q
committee to proceed to Brighton tonight In
ordor to be of all tho assistance possible in
making the arrangements necessary for the
n PSc 81 MS fesne ~ Dublin hos been sum-
With Mr Parns WIZ BE- sf
Wien E Parnei vas .sr as Week
his friends remarked that he looked very
sick. and 30 informed him. Mr. Parnell. how.
Tho members Of the National League now in
s ssy G u Attend sas no'''
clubs i both Great Bsltsln ana fSeISnd, 3 thss
ranks r 81 tho frsh param m party " ''
this ssss , w wSs no S rseo 81 Gsa IL
Was great rush Tor the various, nowspape:
omcSs n , endeayors 70 get confirmation OF
The ofiioes OF u 9 NATIONAL League were fairly
Tn
tho divorce troubles Of Mr.. Parnell In their de-
sire s to express sympathy for the great leader
sas SeSa ea %
. tear stained feS9 was seen among the crowds
Irish Independence were mentioned. =,
The Nail to-day. commenting on Mr.. Par
RHe h.d g. 'Ss mos
tor will be shocked at the saddenness Of his
Ss Ss w psss h M oWn snds
man. Though Ills Cause Vas hopeless no was
mh have I'M I chs the
battle for home rule must be fought on It's own
WsT All ths tanno o Ss
sss. Of IN, ynap n Prp SaIs
rapidly declining for months past. His friends
and doctors, they say, urged him in vain to be
privstIons and fatlgIing Journeys; which
would have ruined the health OF the strongest
the Sligo sleetiSp; . When Mr. d Pssnss%
lon. it was privately admitted that Mr. ParneiI
was greatly depressed. and that he felt himself
obliged to resort to stimulants In order to sus-
At Gregg on Sept. 27 last. Mr.. .Parnell eom-
planned OF suffering from, q peculiar pain IN the
% IN
ton to the rheumatic, trouble In the arm;
x Se P& Ys
When a his g NJ. Vncent seuly was
nae He s s
senSss tss dsad leader FeaPd TIE
and inscrutable during the .sittings Of the
ssss ct H.
II rs mr. ef ;ssS
tive conception Of him; this strons. ierce man man.
in in s evss
toe greet 4 only something. however small. re-
Sne very iatleuing day when no lMr. Psr.
NELL had been speAkinE In remote parts OF the
after dinner: hs UNEXPECTEDLY resolved 70 start
m|1.ssstinS which was to be held In remote
n:4 L y was : bitterly cold night and biting
w was 6l9wtnS. Fastening 6aSndage ever ever
tssSss II 4 x one q he kIltspssSy sasl $ss
drove ten miles in . haunting car to tho little
held. 80 Bitterly cold was tho Wind and 50
sharp the frost that the reporters In attend
hd he eod
to worry the Irish leader.
AS he stood up In the jaunttng car to ad-
white and sparkling with hoarfrost and Ice:
In spite OF hfs courage he found that the cold
mad hIet MS voice. so he said hoarseiy Give
After lighting the cigarette handed to him
and taxing several pune at Il lust suhcisnt to
en pesp ae ut Fl Els
wef ten RsSPe
g thss EVEN these few voters
tSs ss 70 p pSast n %s S
s q ew and essn
Ss. IL Az q H. II Fafasl
would ia!l in his ei1ors to elect ii. candidate;
he Saeh e on Mh
INTO nothtnRness man joining the Parnel-
overs only dared to speak to him with lower
I'D breath. His authority over them was as
complete as that Of o headmsster over num-
The Eeeman's Journal says. "One OF the |
most remarkable careers OF modern times has
,een brought to an early and sudden close.
% set aside or discard the memory Of the
bright days when 1rishmen regarded Parnell |
With confidence because OF his integrity. |
,onor. and devotion. We, claim that q. greet
sffort should pow be made. to close with his
leath the sad history Of the last few weary |
months OF fratricidal strife. We appeal to tho |
people throughout the country to BIO moderate
md calm, and so advance toward national |
unity. without which we honestly believe IL Is |
impossible to predict tho final triumph OF tho
The Ii.h Times says, What effect has the
% 1t had personal character. absolutely ends. |
The question romans whether the tndepen- |
lent opposition will maintain their present at |
itude: II they do. 1t Is improbable that they |
,ulties which were too much for the strong |
ieart and physical frame OF Parnell"
The Dublin branch OF the League has sent |
Messages Of condolence by telegraph to the |
mother and wife OF Mr.. Parnell.
meeting OF Nationalists was held here to- |
light. Resolutions OF coincidence with Mr.. |