New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03
Mr.. PARNELL At DUBLIN.
IN CONSULTATION WITH TIMOTHY HARRlNG-
TON AND DR. KENNY
TO MEET WILLIAM o'BRIEN AGAIN TUESDAY Al
sADvICE TO THE GLADST

TO MEET WILLIAM O'BRIEN AGAIN TUESDAY AT
BoULOGNE-" THE LONDON TELEGRAPH'S'
advice TO THE GLADSroyrANS.
Dublin Jan. mir pariell has arrived in this
citv and held long conference to-day With Timothy d.
Harrington NJ. F.. and with DR.. Joseph Kenny, NJ +.
1t IS understood here that the conference between
NeSsrs Parnel and O'Brcn VIII DO resumed a'
Eoulogne on Tuesday Mcssrs. Harrington ana "Hi
ard probably Mes,rs sullivan and Clancy, are eN'
pectcd to be present at the conference The interview
between Mr. Parneu and Mr.. Harrington took place
in n Offices Of the National League. subsequently
Mr. parneu held a private reception IN Dr. Kenny
housc This evening Mr. Parnell started for Av0ndaic
whence he will go Monday TO boulogne
II is stated BY 1.-THE Frccman'S Journal mat inc
accounts Of what Is supposed tn have taken pace q"
a., po,,ocro conference are not founded on fact There
i nothing TO say says Tho Journal In regard 10 u'c
conference except that il an uninterrupted one OF
,, ,,r. ON Tuesday and Of several hours on Wednes
d,v The opInlon can only be repeated that when
Ncssrs ParnclI and O'Bricn confer III iriehdihesS
there Is great hope that all men can 90 10 lhdu''
o,t,emcn and secure the safety Of the irish cause
will be done ~ ,,.,o
At the city Hall yesterday, after LORD mayor he""c
had bcen installed the gallery gods" sang an lhpf"
I'D cong 70 the effect that It wOuld be advisable to
chang Tim Hraiy sour apple tree Inns muS'cd'
suggestion was repeatedly chocred to inc echp by to
- o,,,cd - Hillside mem who present at the III
stallation ceremonies
The report that Archbishop Crokc had LEFT TINS Guy
for Paris is untrue. &c.. ,.
London Jan. 1.-THE Daily Telegraph ConserVa'
tive in its issue Of today invites the followers oil MI
c,d,ore n recognize manfllly the dstasteful fact
that Home Rule for Ireland is defunct. Inc pic''"'
nollcv Of ,hc Liberal party. 1.-THE telegraph thhhs
i certain n give way 10 a different programme whll'
the Marty ,clf will at the same time nave I" n"No
rcv combinations After the next cccuoh' ~NS
Tho rclegrapb Home Rule will be barely repre-
scented In Parliament and will sink to the lever o'
radical socialism total abstinence ana ''o 81"
vaccination craze Crochet mongcrS we always nave
among US bat the English party, IN 'he i''s
.cnse Of thc word IL cocxtcnsve with the TWO efea'
pol,tlcal connections which have DIVIDED fA'la'.'"
hctv,on thcn since the beginning Of the Constitution
perlod the Home Rule party haN forever Po'isne'
Tho party going to the country on the Home NUN
platform would court disa'ter'
The same paper. further. urges Tie "lads'o"Ans !"
discard vain imagining and 10 return 70 VIC hn'''
WAYS Of Liberalism" aud advocates the rcaTIi.ts,,7
of tho Parl!, mentary groups INTO % graz h1t-i.
~ IN ono lido Of The House ~ COminohs-a hIuht
i"r, nacf phalauN Of patriots with common ,iluI
,,tldra rrorrcss tempered by loyalty toward o''vi
90 eovcrumc,t and legislative honesty "u M Wv
go i,,'ri,v ~ rr.fl.ss powcrc~- IRISH "cpaiAtls''
"a E~rlt-h Socialists and ihos" adv0citns I'Au',h
rsvolutDrary changes destruction. dl''INcr anu ~
hon either BY act Of Parliament or 10y mu"i''
klIkenny Jan. 2.-Ilrce priests and csneeh Pi" ,r
,peut layfnen OF Ca-ilccomer, nave tlEIcn - a..
,Thich mas been sent 10 The Fireman. JohIi,A', .,
nylns u ,c,ce ~ organizcd boycotung during the :"
1c,, clerton IN Norfh Kilkenny ltc SN"r' ~, ~,
Ict,Hr al.o challenge The Freeman JOURNAL VI Wv
Government 20 prosecute uei