Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-08

we're M Indifference 20 odds and
tcnacity which never loUscnCi liH grip.
II ever n Parliament sits in Dublin
rarneil's portrait Will hang ON tho
walls M that u a hOf0ugh.going
Ifishmnn, who believed IN his native
land, aud did what lac could 10 make 1t
great"
the "sUN" says
"rho rhndow which datkonod the
last year Of his life viii be- forgotten,
aud his grateful country will fcmcm.
Ter only that Charles Stewart Parnoll
must, above al other men, he credited
with the imposing dimensions and the
unparalleled Conference Of the Irish
Parliamentary party, TO which are due
the achievements Of the past aud the
assurance Of triumph In the future"
rE "woHLD" SAYS
"when the decree was pronounced
In the divorce cast of O'Shea, tho
Irish cause Loaf not only one Of IT,
greatest leaders, but one Of the most
conspicuuus and promising figures Of
our time"
Tim "TmnUNE" SAYS
~ ANfNtll WIS utfhNAI NNh NNlN 70
revive anu unite ireland. but also 10
convert Gladstone and English Lib.
craiIsm 70 home rule. His work Il
done. Another year will witness lie
full Tuition"
THE "TINEs" SAYS.
'If he had been as capable OF using
power ~ he was Of gaining 10, Paruuil
would years ago have formed pro.
grammu for the settlement of the Irish
questions by making upon England
such demands az England could Tea.
fouably be- expected 10 grant lie mover
did anything 0f tho kind nor showed
ANY capacity for doing IT,"
TnE DuHLIS CATHOLIC"
A cable states that tho Dublin Gath.
oiio, the official organ Of the Catholic
hierarchy, win print today leader
written by Archbishop Walsh. Tho
prclate boldly follows parnell into the
grave with the denuncin,ions Of the
church. Hes says: "Parnell's death IA
one Of those events which remind the
world u God. 20 Tar Ms known, Par
nell died unrcpouiant Of his oncuso
against Cod aud the country, died
plotting fresh dlacorj, while the cham.
plon or tool OF faction, etoepcd In
traitorlsm 10 tho very lips. By the
grave now open, charity can scarcely
ind place. Such tears as are now
shed must be for the memory Of whit
he once had been. Tho name
Of Parnoll and the story Of Irclsnd's
destlnles are forever linked. The
record Of his services must always
live. The pity IL that II must be read
through tho tangled veil woven In his
lattnr days Of pride, sinfulne.s ami
falsliy. Parncll IL dead. IL il i'm
possible 10 say how FAR parnell's name
may still he used ~ the rallylng cry
for trcachery. The weeds which grow
on the grave Of dead hero are noKious
and rank. hut there Il no reason 10
fear that thOas which spring from tho
grave Of Pnrnollisn will be able "a
thwart the freedom OF Ireland. Her
feet IRE strong enough 10 tread down
the unholy growth. 70 Catholics tho
close Of parnells career 10 one OF terri.
bio Significance. Death came
rs TuE HOME of sis.
HE last glimpse Of the world was un.
hall0wpd by the consultations OF ro-
llgion, his last memory linked forever
with hers whose presence seems 10 have
forbid the thought Of repentance. lie
has passed into eternity without a Sign
Of sorrow TOT the insult offered 10 NOR
atty, for his oiiunso against the law
resting al tho base VI society, for hla
revolt against his native land and
against the anointed prelRtes and min.
listers Of uOd's church."
TuE "rRIsir WORLD"
Patrick Ford, editor Of the Lrish
World, Significantly connected the
suddenner- OF tho death OF BalmRceda,
Boulanger aud Parnoll. "rbese three
men," said he, OCCUPIED unique posi-
tiona In their respective countries.
Each was a dictator In his way. Par.
nell was Individually one, and his
death VIII unity tho parliamentary
factions. No longer will there be- q
one man power In Irish affairs. Long
as Parnell lived, no represented 10 q
certain following the only national
party. He knew long ago that he had
no future. He should have retired,
but as no did not, and m his death
comes 90 suddenly, It makes us think
strange thoughts. There arc now no
Boulangisis In France there will DO
no longer any Parnelllles in England
and Ireland. The B,lmacedists In
Chile are no more, and, with three
dictators gone, especially the one In
Ireland, ! SEQ a hope TOT the future Of
Irish nationnlism.
THE FUTURE MANAGEMENT OF IRISH
AFRAuis.
ST. Louis, Oct. 7.-Df. rhos. O'Rsilly
OF this city, who was delegate 10 the
Irish National League convention, Ia
authority for the statement that tho
management OF irish nilnin viii In
future be IN the hands OF a "commlltee
Of SAFETY" 20 consist VI five Irish mem
hers Of Parliament, who Will have
charge OF the movement Ia the House
Of Commons and the guidance Of Irish
affairs IN Great Britain. This step has
been definitely decided apon by the
Parliamentary party, says Dr.
O'iiellly, aud has been privately made
known 10 the leaders u tho Irish
movement In this country. II was
known at the Chicago convention, but
not made public for obvious reasons.
the "GLOBE.DEMoCRAT' Will SAY
] That the death Vf this man at thii