New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
PARNELL CONTRADICTED.
Mr. GLADSTONE SAYS MR. MCCARTHY DID
NOT DESCRIBE PARNELL'S MANIFESTO.
. DENIAL FROM MR. MO,RTHY- SIR WILLIAM
HARCoURT ASSERTS THAT THE LIBERALS
ARE UNITDD-ANOTHER CONFERENCE
TO BE HELD At BOULOGNE on
DILLoN's ARRIVAL.


London. Jan IA dispatch sent to Mr.
Gladstone to-day in regard 10 Mr.. ParnelIs state
ro,nt in his Limerick speech that Mr. Mccarthy
communicated to the cX-Prenicr the substance OF
parners manifesto before it published. In
-.nJ 70 this Mr. Gladstone telcgraphs as follows
Mr. ParnelIs assertion is untrue. Mr. McCar-
,h,, told me that he had a manifesto. but ne did
mi describe its contents.
Mr. Mccarthy authorizes a denial OF the re-
ror that serious differences arose AT the Bonloghc
conference He says that the statement that me
McCarthvites demanded Mr.. O'Bricn's unqualified
sunpor, of their leader, and OBrien bepcHel
their demand thus leaving a hophoe for Parneli 5
return. is pure inycntion.
Sir William Vernon Harcourt. Q. G.. MemreI
~ Parliament for Derby, has written letter I'r
nublication, in which he says that the fepo'''
nublished in Tory newspapers rs 10 dlSseusl""e
existiuc among the leaders of tbs ll'eraI parry
sre not based on fact. He says that the LloeI"!'
need feel 10 uneasness. as Mr. Gladstone cor
leagues continue To act with commence Ill uh'"
chief and in cordial cooperation with one an
o,ber The Unionists' reliance. he says, Is od>c'
unon Nrce hopes-that Mr.. Gladsto-c VIII SUI"
die that he will immediately retire; ana l"d' HIS
colleagues will desert him But thelr eNp'c'""''
will he Disappointed Mr. Giads'o-c WAS ncN''
in better health; he has no thought ol Ie'"I"e'
and his colleague, and party were never more re-
solved 10 support him.
Thomas Z. Gin, VI. +, returned 10 H'""o"
from france to-day.
uy Charles k d. Tanner, NJ. I. has written
o letter to Nr PaIncll in which he gives notice
,o the latter that ne Will bring sult against Mt.
Parncu for damages, hasing his claim on the al
1eoed UbeUous language attributed TO Nr. ParneIl
WHOM referring TO Or Tanner III the course ol
snaecbes made by Mr. Parncll while recently
campaigning in North Kilkenny. In the utter
auc,s DIR. Tanner complains of Mr.. Parncll Is S'ld
10 abve reflected upon the formers ability as a
physician.
II is said that The Government has ordered the
Irish county police inspectors 10 furnish returns oi
the branches Of tie National Iienc throughout
Ireland, stating in each % T1Se whether me 'fa"cH
suDpnrtS or opposes Nr. pamcN.
Bonloene-Sur-Ncr. Jan. 12.-Ihc statement Is
made trat. upon tie arrTu 1i Mf Dlli?n H.lr, "a W.
other conference OF the Irish \atioual'sts VIII hc
d. ard that manY members OF Parliament an"
others viii I've in u enhance. -
Mr. OBrien declares thai all reports r'pFc
sent!ng TIE co":c.ehCe between hlns,M ani ani
Nessrs Met artAy AID ScNt ,n ~ of N."ehl a'"
recrimiratury character are pTIc i1hrlcatl"nS
lie SAYS that not a single wort Of rcPr' a'n was
utteleI frcn The beginning - the end oi ih'
cors IItation which throughout was OF the friend
liest ard most horefA character: ,,
dublin. Jan l2-" The Ir "a Times an ne
Dubl.u ENprcs," in tEcr ISSUES ot to-day. car
upon Mr. Gladst me to pr"duc' the mcm'.' .1' o.
tie lawar,pa conference. in order u prove U''
truth or fa's ty Of Nv. P'm"lls Sto'ementS ,
Nf Pamen las zone = Avouda O.. lie VIII
presdc al a meeting of the National League in
this city tomorrow.
Archbishop Walsh has writ en- a reply whl,
will apDeer in tO.EorroW's issue OF iic HHiP
preside" 10 certain statement; made hN NJ W
Parnoll in his speech AZ Limerick SUNDAY. I"e
Archhi,lcp will cndcovor - rehut me "N''r, 'H
made by Mr. ParrcN that thc opposition 10 INN
,naOifpsfp1 hN flp BIS 'lpOS OF if|IilN was ~