The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-08

nose who chung to Mi PANEL , Chari5 aynd 4
ssS;s ssG H Tie past and Be-
IsntS W y Pnr bsIr yy Sav. aver,
..rois effect on the political situation, think
EklnSll did more to create good feeling Pc Pc
EsSbn rSus sha Ensisna to sense Of ire
created tSei1 i ssonss '% eUalS
Ss.. rs fSs Troper rs%sds Vas through
s,smsn!"Tyy s fGrSn to-day that
SBink S0 PParneli was tarseelng statesman;
sd did sss.s sa"e r. The Incident his Seins
posed will Gs n5 TO tns
tSat i arose among rival leaders. oil Of whom he
lad under o Son.poJ j. o,Brien said:
XII Il had not bcen for the unfortunate sur
t ns dean fl.S yq pssa have e.
ps esvGa ssas s. Sos sso
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hs ~ S spgRS s aes.$ wheh
' GEN. ssi@ Ssq Gsin ssS boston During
fron tv Of Irish politics ireland has advanced
any hundred years before. His death. no
a aou M viii resolve home rule in the National
IT. III psgtg union now remaining the party must
q eaaes ssSsss pon 80 Pas
Id els , Il: s sSss sss bssn y
sssS & psna f n ss'sa ; sa1
u. s1anf lis p,srsonalty more than ANYTHING else
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icany following at AZ command when he be- be,
H. X "a csslssa rs esP pepulsIEity; a HIS
6s e5sIS nh9 sSs
PRESIDENT sfmsif tie s0n fflsh q kst"ns 0 Land
}ss sssad q pa4nefs death fa; with
s ha done great ssfy d cF sae
certainly Beginning a dozen years ago he
has shown Iassas fha
death. however. will not. in my opinion, seri-
SasS IT, Virtual V and actual leader now is John
Postmaster John Field OF Phi Philadelphia, treas.
Of the oe enh 81 ths sh Nat
great good ID in the past and I regret his death
SS ss s lass Ire ss q ffns
cause and liberty to look on the good side Of
bis life and throw the mantle OF charity over
n, NJ FAT s't MsTe er 81 tse Of k gY
that his Efforts in behalf Of ireland cannot be
forgotten. whatever may be the differenees e1;
b sasss the honor o. brinsns Before the ei9ii
lied world the cause Of Ireland. and to Parnell
might fairly be awarded also the credit Of win.
s an4 sns
% i t the sfna d Sssns g. The I q has
sSos sh an VII u shs 81
ens aeat Psrn ae at eRs line
lisa divine blessing to ireland. All the fac.
tons, both both n this country and in Europe: WI
dIyidsa 9HI people psTne!l has been source
Injured By the contentious. i think now ali
dqne great work Tor Ireland and has deserved
hs has besn DoS
ti9n to tho progress Of our cause. All factions
viii now come together and the work viii
Dr. Thomas Adds Emmett. President Of the
irish Confederati9n Of America. went to Eng
scquaint himself with the tactics OF the lead
Prs and their views on the succession to the
about ParneIi. as, had taken such decided
Hs f the
died INN ediateiy after his vindication from the
terity as remarkable maa. and as far as The the
outside world would have known. as patriot
But after this matter became public his course
On put but ar dea hs q Ms to
bs The behind tae
could ,nevor be found when wanted and |
often disappeared most mystertoqsly for
porters IN Parliament after ysinly Waiting
tor his return often started out on lines which
sh nd wTsn experience End sagsst
nell would return and tako an exactly opposite |
position. During all these years the leaders
avert It heS sredisd Parne With p %Sst
they themselves had done. Remember. do
BOZ lessen IN any way the things which he did |
years ago. He certainly was remarkable |
man. and he deserves credit for all his good |
work; :, But from the day he became intimate
With Mrs. O'Shes he did absolutely nothing. I
wrote lettors to him. asking his opinion on |
meters alters q sFTst 6ps meyer
we're fully aware Of the I'M pending scandal. took
40 credlt TO themselves for all their work. but
gayo out that Parnell had done It. They UNDER
tsted their own efforts and magnifed his. The
Zero worship which the Irish people have be-
slowed upon Parnell for his work In recent
Fears AID not rightfully belong to him, And
last he pledged his word that there was no
sn1a In the attacks against his character;
blame for Mr.. Parnells popularity. Their
policy was to avert scandal. DO tho cost what
The result. however. showed that the Irish
people are able to govern Themselves and 1t
PAS r prepared them somewhat for home rule.
ihe disturbances and bad blood that Mr.. Par
neli stirred up have had good effect. Now
!hGt 10 Is OF the stage ! see nothing to pre-
rent home rule from being granted very soon.
hs was not great an Srator
ais strength lay; They could never trip him
Va, He drilled his men In his own strong
NoIG and strengthened In every possible way
Wy IRISH movement In the British Parliament.
NJ. II the leaders In this country have any
nlng TO Say-and as they hold the purse |