New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
THE IRISH CONFERENCES.
poTu O'RRIEN AND PARNELL DENY THAI
THE FORMER IS TO LEAD TIE PARl1'

. SERIES OF DFNnALs on PARNELL'S bHhAN
nv .rBE FREEMAN's JOURNAL "-PARNELL
EXPECTED TO MAKE An INPoKANNI
STATEMENT SUNDAY At LlMERICh
poulornc- -surN Nlcr. Jan. s-Mr. Mctar'N anu
Ar Sexton are expected TO arrive mere Uo-inoi'o"
afternoon :, - r;von to
Mr. O'Rrien requests that denial De gwen ~
the rcports that have been circula'eu " ''i'
that Mr.. Parne has agreed to re'le' ""u '-,"y
Mr. O'Bricn is to replace Mr. McOar'nS do i''''''
of the Irish party A.. ,o,.sroror
Contrary 20 the expectations Oh Vi'e n'
men. who have been watching lhe oo"' nN-,;o
Irish leaders not single Irish Member OF farii'-
. H. ,andod from the FolllcStone boat The wives
80 ntossrs O,Rrien and Gil came here from Tar'S
=. aa,. hut otherwise there were no ADDITIONS
=. .bo Irish marty at the Hotel du Louvre. "oin
oConror NJ p has abandoned his intention o'
oiro IN PARIS and has instead started loI LoH''o''
I,stir Mccarthy is expected here tomorrow
Drblir Ian s.-"Thc Frceman's JourhaI say
.bo, Mr. Parnell denies the statement Pu
20 tbc effect that Mr.. Parncl has agree" ho,
oarvass ireland until the general elec'oh '''"
no has agreed to transfer FUNDS TO MI Ai 49,
order that the latter may pay the l'PP'!"iH w.
ont.. that Mr.. O'Brien has agreed to secure vi, vi,
McCartbv's deposition. and that MI y div" W."
lead the reunited Irish party A, oor-
1.-THE Frecman's journal" declares 'l'' 'n' .'-
ference closed hopeful of MESSAGE S'' 80 ta,
10 the Irish at home and apro""' "0P l.r,I
+bc conference would not be irul'l'sS' "''' ,I.,,
that if would have great, prdc'" ''''
effect toward a renewal OF the union VI '1
,.osistiblo Irish party. Those who "oul" H.
icSi''i''O s,.ioo and snurn the conclusions of two
w., ~. Ir;sbmen as Parnell and OBrien would incur
nrove and lasting responsibility at critical
:no.ure II is time for Irishmen TO prove 'hat
,bov annreciate Mr. ParnelS and Mr.. OB1ehs
efforts 70 secure success, despite the dlincuIN
coused bv treachcry and corruption. Inc co"n
,rv's manhood will indorse the leaders VINO nave
often shQMn1be way to victory .u
Limited Ireland says to-day that MI 1alhc"
will make an important statement SUNDAY III 'V
address which he is TO deliver In LlheIi'h,
Limited Ireland" adds: We are assured tha' II
there is any way possible 10 save the country
honor and restore unity to the Irish party those
two men, whose first and only Thought Is dS 10
what is best for Ireland, will find IT,
THE Insuppressible7 publishes letter, sara 10
have been written by Sir Joseph ~ Mchennt
IZo+;onalis,l Member of Parliament for Sonth
Monaghan dated July, 1882 in when the Wl'ci
classes the Plan of Campaign as the outcome oi
dementia" adding that this is the only loslcli
ground upon which 10 acqull tle pIoLIoSI' Va
immortality of intention and of dishonesty =,
London. Jan s-Accordng to dispatch 10 me
Exchange Telegraph Company. Maurice iledIA, III
an Interview. said that tie BouIo5ne cO.l.Irhce
had rot been productive OF any oehhl'c PSuI'e
The Pal-Mall Gazette today IN an aI'lCIc
on the Boulo-ne conference. classes IL as ma ic
out,adc. and adds that the pocket handkct
chief policy ended in a programme or pochc''
O'Rrcn wept and Parnell has won. lie aS{ocs |"
nav the 1ipperaN toG21tS. hnt pockets - ~ III
ard stultlAes the patriots by inducing them 10
denose Mccarthy in favor OF his nominee In re-
tnrn for A fictitious retirement. Such coAcInsl'nS
snow that the patriots arc as maudIn as IaIheh
has shown himself mad .
limerick Jan. Sat meeting OF the corpora
zion Of this city today the Mayor refused To re-
Seire a SET Of resolutions adopted hy members oI
the corporation. The trainers of the resolutions
ore onposed to the Mayors resolve 10 presiGe AZ
The meeting next Sunday, when Mr.. Parn'l IS cA-
nected 10 make an important announcement 10 the
public The resolutions condemned the Mayor
action in the matter.
John Dillon, VI. F.. dined with eX Mayor Grace last
evening lie was seen at the Hoffman House late at
night and said 10 a reporter Of The Tribune Hat he
Uoud start for France saturday to take part IN
tbe conference going on between the representatives
OF the two sections Of the Irish Nationalist party
What are the chances Of settlement he was
asked
WELL he replied there iS still hope"
"Why are you going To France
Il am going he said, because my advice is
wanted and | do not like 10 give il the wires,
As prefer u be the ground IN order the better 10
understand every phase Of The controversy