New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
TVE IRISH DISSENSIONS.
,,.c.RTFNITES NOT TO REPLY TO THE PAR
NELLITE MANIFESTO.
.,osprcr OF " UNExDdNG STRIFE" SET FORTH
BY THE FREEMANS JOURNAL
MRS. rARNELL's HEALTH

BY THE FREEMAN's JOURNAL
MRS. rARNELL's HEALTH.
nubin Oct. lS-Justin Mccarthy. in an inter
.;,w to-day, said that he did not intend to issue
.ounter-manifesto or reply to the manifesto
;s.ned by the Parnelhtes last night. He trus'eu
. tbe Nations verdict, and particularly to the
.,od sense of the Irish. to estimate the true sig
s;scance Of the division which still existed IN the
r,;sb Parliamentary party Mr.. Mccarthy also
ala that he was surprised and tiled with sorrow
:, the fact that the document referred TO shoulo
have been issued at the present moment MS
.o1Iearues hoped that over the grave Of MI rar-
Ill All differences would have been forgotten
II, Mccarthy added that all he and his colleagues
oaraa N remember now was Mr.. ParneIis noole
s,Aeavor 10 promote the interests Of Irclana'
Nrs Dckenson. the married sister OF MT faI-
roll has written letter for publication, In wiilcn
he saws that much as her brother desired 70 sec
union in the Irish Parliamentary party, she Is cel
tain that he would never have sanctioned ullon
between those whom he regarded as the champions
% Ireland's national honor and those whom he
looked upon as its betrayeTs.
Tho Freeman's Journal to-day bitterly oe-
,,ores the announced intention Of the members u
parliament who represent the Parnellte parry "
rurture the faction feud which has existed oe-
tween themselves and the party ACKNOWLEDGES
, 1ps+ir Mccarthy as its leader The Jourh"i
Odds that. should they continue in their ue'ei-
rinatiop amending strife Is in prospect "
,,aca before the country the programme "a
oTAr.d 70 it. 1t is the greatest act OF crue1 O.
useless trrachery ever perpetrated upon 'iie --0
Nation" -, .bs MeCar-
- The National Press (organ OF the -
.bvi+ssl also commenting upon the maN'I'0r tI,,..
the Parnell.ta party, remarks me oT tho
=. III Known are now mere puppets ol 'i'
secret societies -. usrrr Tndor
II is now generally believed that HenfS ~us.
porrou vouDrcst brother Of Charies
pr,oU will contest for the seat IN a. a. ia+tcr
iSrC Citvl left vacant bv TIE deatH NJ NJ o parrci
ToDdon Oct 13.-Ihe heaItn p,ia+I- ~ to her
oontinnes 10 cause the greatest a.AIeG aA3Gi Dbrsi
siandS and relatives Even her atlehulns pnSiI pSia
alan admits that her condition Is such as " D~''
necessary the ere ltest carr
largely attended meeting Of the Mumclpal Ooun-
-, y, the Irish National League and delegates rep
-, ~. various other Irish organizations in the
80. .oor nlace last evening in Ledwith Hail. Forty
cen a. and Tbird.ave 70 take suitable acton IN re-
- ~ the death Of Charles stewart ParnelL Dahiei
Pio,dan presided and L. F. Fulham was secretaf5
Aftor the appointment by the chairman Of comi''ee
~ act in the matter the Council adjourned
Meeting Of the General Committee Of Arran gements
80 +ba, held Of which John McConville was maze
.rat-r,o, and Matthew Carroll secretary. David D.
N-arobton of District Assembly No. 40' offered inc
foIlovinc resolution, which was passed
resolved That we hold memorial meeting IN h0nor o. y
- s.ara-t Parnell; and that in order to render II
,hv Of ali Irishrnen respective Of difference OF op0n
,yt. the cooperation Of the various Irish socieues III
the city Of New-Nork. ,-.-.
Roderck J. Kennedy was electe1 uc~sul0''