The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-16
In PARNHLL'S MEMORY.
Depew Paid High Tributs ~
the Irish Leader
RELATES waonos or ,RELAnl<
Parnell's Restless Energy Won He1rs
ing for His Nations Causa
ne Considers the Dead Mans crsatese
Achievement tho Winning OvsF ~
Gisdstone--History Must Accord Hin
Generous Fame.

Gladstono--Hfstory Must Accord Him
Generous Fame.
New YoRK, Nov. 15.--Services to th@
nell were held tonight in the Academy OF
Music. Chaunecy NJ. Depew was tho
eulcgist. Delegations from Polish societies
of New York were on the platform. and
representatives from Philadelphia, Bos-
ton, New Haven and Bridgeport paid
tribute by their presence. The orator was
greeted with earnest applause. He said !:
We are here to pay tribute to the memory Of n5
man W who made an tndcIiEle impression upou'2
his times aud performed incalcuiaele services
for his country. In the nudleneo arc lrishmen
of all creeds and widely divergent views on the i
questions affecting Ireland. who for this eveIss
ing and this occasion lay aside all antagoaian
to plant flower upon the grave Of one Of the
most eminent OF their race. Tho weaknesses
and errors OF great leaders are an inscparahle
part OF the elements which effect their fortunes
while living, but when they are dead the sum !.
of their services TO the people fs their monu. z
nent. career crowded with battles. persa~
cntions, imprisonments. defeats and triumphs,
concentrating In individuality; hopes
and fears, passions and resentn ents OF q nation
for centuries. could not end without leaving be-
. controversies
alone can heal It is our purpose tonight to s.
recognize and gracefully remember the wisdom.
patriotism, courage and superb generalshap =
with which Charles Stewart Parnell organized
aud led his countrymen within sight OF tho
promised land of self-goyernnent. Tho his
torian OF this period cannot write the chroniclo
of Germany without Bismarck, OF France with
out Gambetta, OF Italy without Cavon AMI
Garibaldi, of Ireland without Parneli-
The speaker then reverted to Ireland's
turbulent history before the beginning OF.
the present century, at which time the =
history of modern Ireland began. He
said:
After war and devastation in other EuropexH5
counties there followed peace, recuperatl&
prosperity, but Ireland forms the solitary "a
ception to the beneacent power OF peace. HG
story Is the paradox OF nations. When most
rest she suffered most misery. These resi-
are due to what Gladstone recently aharnc(
lied as Centuries of wrong" Foi
OF self-government without the aspl
OF liberty work greater injustice q
absolutism An autocrat can be forced
listen to the cry OF his people, but when
are misrepresented or not represented
in the federal congress they have no3
There was no possibility OF the impe1
lament hearing, knowing or carip
wrongs or aspirations Of Ireland ur6
compelled parliament to hear and ~
care. Parnell had neither eloQu6
ius, but possessed tireless enetxFx {
soa,uarass su,,,',aoa tss h,,.sns auu eusne
In = renrs.en ! ssfva sss.rsr.ss2
OF different states, the pfids o.
ing Of nationality lx1zl afw-rS - 5Sa
force OF the whole asairstAH8 6
to violently disrupt the t5nk%A XHI& s. 5
lasts and tho fever Of nath idn1<f5 N Il ~
will be blind and deaf y fhG 3Us5 661 I'll
dissatisfied member. T6kSef4f6E 0f ( M zz s zs3
and injured commonrS@ 1Ith s&f @Is
incorruptibis lead&s54n &E6613 A. H.
representation in tn m a.. ':S u g
n xt an hour when - - S2S<Ax
and the hish wer~ ~ IN " 8t
there sppeaxed npoI IN
ure1enfs. none o{ 10 81 <ssssx' q D "a
lesdernhfA No hh&U16 & - 5zs il 4 3 4 81
no aps iansS Sr.2ste4 Nh 4 N n ~ q re
had not nssfood ~ re<7H<ss s. L. s.,s.s 81 S<<
not aware OF hfa kys1ae1r 44 3{4 III
and whenever pon1- I<Vz8t 81 Is
platform, but he wa& ~ " - - ss 1fz III
mands and prfncfpl6tf - & ~
sources Of the great ~ r. T.: z{
famed for eloquenoot M f. - ~
strative sell oised ,l,.1 ~ & {<3 VI =
came the IDOL OF the Mest Mpok1iS6 664 =
IL n ne nao an p tlo1so m shsn for NJ re1
-t.ah .,.s.as ts nass sppaIene Inc iuspifef
In hs work was ,ns ,a.se 49, ana anlosa
Mr. Denew folla,r.s -, 81 :, 3
ra-,r -. a. s. e"eu aII,oia tntough ni93
three who daraI ~ ..slt W. 9 4
h,,,,a.., !, - Ia - ~ assac geo ~
!, ..i.ss 80 s-', M e'leilei Al tne 4or1n
anu 'ta''isions oi centuries. 4
no measure shall pess until the demand6 III;
aleaanu als s1snsed, was MS battle cry. Tie
,isla - ~ acr,ss aau thaueu alt leader stood with
demandInp fustica fa.i ~ u psDic nusne4 \;
statemen who had led the h,se - :" asl
for generations, by showing thcpa tley cnrsz
neither stop nor suspend nor expei, for he wsI2l
acting strictly within their own rnles sn3
Tsn'lus Tsa Win weapons rom their own armofy
parre,l snd nss,,. sne Lanu Leag7o
wbe,, parna,l $3.50 was next oatnnee
e,t 80 no - tne nesu
Land ~ hsi5 :, 80, aV1 h.a'asss if,m
The other the ha,ra. vs .ss nsnu party power ana
ne rsr,aa -. ,on,es ~ anu fortunes O. his
hew,sssrad rha o.,.I apn; G ne commons
ses'es 49, -, 20 sai,n anu conhdens leader
.sse-' .ssss snn win lnsee followers now
men .ne1 win ialser numbers Of Irish rnesnber
t nlhu MN, FROM tnat hour the Irish 4ueeio1
80 ps.,a,' ~ Iactor 70 basish pditl1
ana rarnen sne most powerful mentsr of O.
commons.
4 ParneiPs confinement at Kilmatshan
iaf1 his rafao "a ,,.o~, n. - IL - E