Evening journal., 1891-07-02
PARNELL' 'SMEh QUARREL
Envoy O'Kelly Denounced by
His Three Companions.
HIS ALLIANCE WITH JOHN DEVoY.

Harrison Has Sailed for Home with the
Charges Against o'Kelly-Parnen WIN
Come over and sIake a Big Fight for
the Leadership.
NEW York, July 2-The four Parnell-
ite delegates to this country, James O'Sel-
", William Redmond, John O'Connor and
Henry Harrison, had bitter quarrel last
week, and hence the sudden departure OF
Harrison, the young member Of parlia-
ment from Tipperary, for his native land.
Before he left he and Redmond and O'Cou-
nor roundly denounced o'Kelly, and he
bore away with him to Parnell sealed
packet containing their opinions OF the
man in whose charge they were sent to en-
list sympathy here for the "uncrowned
king in his evil days.
The Cause OF the Fight.
When the party arrived here several
months ago Irishmen in this country were
still undecided as to whether they would
continue their support OF Parnell. O'kelly
allied himself against the wishes OF the
majority with what is known as the John
Dewey party This meant the failure Of
the mission from the outset, but O'Kelly
was stiffnecked and neither the advice OF
friends nor the dismal failures Of his meet
ings in New York and Brooklyn could
force him from Deyoy, who has been his
life long personal friend.
Failure Met Them Everywhere.
II know this country and the Irishmen
in it better than anybody can tell me-, p
said O'Kelly to one OF his best friends,
land III go aheadn This was after the
National League convention In Cincin-
natl, where 1t was resolved to take no
action until after the convention OF Irish
men IN Baltimore in September. After
that the party met with failure every.
where, and notably in Chicago, supposed
TO be Devoy's headquarters. The ilasco in
Chicago settled the matter, and Redmond
and OConnor refused to shut their eyes
any longer to the real state Of affairs
When Redmond signed the denuneiatior
Of O'Kelly, sent to Parnell with Harrison
he cried because of the plight he and hi.
co-workers found themselves in through
the mismanagement Of their leaders
trusted lieutenant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parneil's Plans.
John O'Connor will now endeavor t,
negotiate with the National party IN Amer
lea, and will probably be joined immedi
ately by John Redmond, Parnell's closes
adviser. Mr.. and Mrs. parnell win leav,
England about the middle Of August fo
this country. They will remain here unit
after the Baltimore convention, which Mr.
Parnell will attend and which viii have
great deal TO do in shaping Ireland
destiny in the very near future
They All Favored ParneiL
At Cincinnati the National I.eauner
were all in favor OF parnell as d leader
and resolution indorsing him just the
narrowly escaped being carried. O'Kell
attended that meeting and was apparentl
willing TO abide by any decision that Nigh
be arrived at but the moment il was q,
cided that nothing should be done I'll
September he broke away, determined {
succeed Of himself against all Odds
He forthwith flung himself into tn
arms Of Dewey and DIR. McCahey, OF Phi
adelphia, who moved the Clan ma Gael fax
tion TO champion Parnell Their chan
pionship ruined them, and all the effort
Of the party failed TO secure a respectabl
meeting in any part Of the country. Il
Chicago John kinerty, who is anxious {
see Parnell still at the head Of affairs
joined hands for the nonce with Dewey
but even this alliance Of sworn foes proves
unsuccessful with the Irishmen Of th
Windy City.
still the Favorite.
All this does not by any means meal
that Parnen is not still the favorite for tn
home management Of Irish affairs Johi
Redmond and John O'Connor working
according to their own lights, win accom-
plish wonders, and when Parnell arrive
in August he viii find awaiting him
| brilliant reception