New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
McCAKTHYITES APPEAL FOR MONEY.
THEY ASK THEIR FRIENDS N AMERICA TO AID


THEY ASK THEIR FRIENDS IL AMERICA TO AID
THEM IN TIE COMING ELECTIONS
Lordon. June Can address has been Issued to
the friends of the Irish cause In America S'tnc"
by Jnstln Mccarthy. Thomas sexton. John Ihlon'
Timothy Ucaly. william O'Iirlcn, T. T. O't'nnor.
Arthur O'Connor, David shcchy William Abraham
and Michael Davltt The address Is rs follows:
The coercion Parliament will be dissolved In lew
DAYS. and the general election when VIII lNIo"
will decide the fate Of ireland for the present genera
tion The great prize Of national sell government
for which the Irish race has made ih'ai'u'h'lo
sacrifices during "A org of years is within our
grasp Home Rule for Ireland IS the Issue upon
which the general election will be- fought ana to
which all other question, have been by common CON
sent sui ordlnacd. There is not shadow OF reason
10 suspect that Mr. Glad,tone's ardor In the hohc
Rule cause has abatcd. that his hdeDty |" ms
engagements regarding the powers and attributes o'
the future Irish Parliament has been In The least
degree shaken. Within the past week hc has gwen
renewed proof that he regard, Home Rule as the
paramount object Of his remaining days. 80 Home
Rule bill could by any possibility b. forced thrmgh
the House Of Commons which viii not command The
fun assent and approval Of the Irish people. The
Of Mr.. Glndstoncs polls Will therefore mean
an Immediate ana generous measure Of self s"'cTl-
mcnt for ireland. The success f Lord salisbury
would mean certain destruction Of the hopes oi
Ireland for tho lifetime of the present generation, and
new term Of coercion. dcpopuahon and di-palr Tor
our country.
We have reasons 20 cntcltan the fullest confidence
that The vcrct II the British masses Will incline to
the side OF liberty for Ireland. The ancient curse.
domestic disscnslon. alone can stand bciwc"n onr
country and n decisive HON" Rule victory at the polls
Tile representatives. of Overwhelming majority oi
the Irish people have gone t. the utmost limits OF
concession 10 the minority in their anxiety to save
their own from the scandal and peril oi con
fict between brother NaupualSs a, such An hour as
this. At the umc of Mr.. Paruen's death those who
had supported Mr. Parnen publicly Invited 10 re
jOin the majority o their colleagues and thus rcconst-
tuto united Irish party. Tho proposal was rejected
With Insult and contempt. Finding II impossible 10
reunlic the party cudcavord 20 save The country
from the ,pccaec of bitterly contested general cleo
ton by Offering to adopt any reasonable method of
asccr,alnnc in what number oi constituencies Mr. Red
monds followers were IN "A majority. ard We wore
willing recommend that in such constituencies their
candidates bc accepted without a contest Nj our
Efforts in tho direction of cancellation wcrc met With
Insult and ml,rcp. r-cp'1ii1n. nnt Oh" p"ai'd derara
tI1n tla, Mr. Redmond, friend, v.eh have 10 uni,
,n any terms With The maj ,iy ~ their oountrymcn.
Trdrr such Circumstances no power 'n cirih could
induce their coi.tiucucr, 10 r~occt men - d"'pIy
pl,drcd nrlln-t National unity. E,on n IL were
possible to co.r,c the lh cou.tu"urc- Into accept
Ing them II would not l. huu1nh ,p"itin- ils.ibl"
to pa,s the Home Eulc hl In'p la" in lnrI'moni
w'lci-su the Irish National 'tu-" b, r'pfr "nt'd hF
two rival and conflicting plrucs Men who ,luic -
then -cyc, 10 lr condemned hy a." io'Housm nnd
cominon-~o %, va. majority ~ uoir fellow
colnirymcu. have now committed thcr."lv's io a
r,cklc,s and wicked attempt 20 override tlc vii -
the In.h people ly lca a-Iins thrm.el,c- With TIC
ORANGE landlord minority ard ol~uy Invoking n
weapons riot and violence.
In the facc Il such tartcs II ouly r'maiHs for
the Irish people uov 20 de- ide between us az The
pills. and We appeal 10 cpan'Tn'cn la America
10 enable the Ifsh cons ucnciet 10 p7ur FJ.i
jucgmGt rely. without passion ~ dslrieF npcn
our side and with a weight II authority efficiently
ovcfp1wcriug % take away The s,i pr"t"N' nr con
urunt'on - those scenes - faction ani rcermlnnuon
which arc the shame - Ir~llud's friends throughout
tho world All that 4, needed g. ihnt irish con-
stl,ucac.- shall not ic di.frtuDtid IN ti -.Iuin'
vnutonly forced upos them iu an ilr'et fs by tic
combined forces - faction AID cDsri 20. "" stand IA
need ~ Instant gcucfuu. help 20 inrt tho "n'in"it
N peu-. general 'l"' ton aud ~ .c'rr th'i IT,
lnfd shall l-. represented iu i" 'fmlnF fuftu'f' Us
a strong and uniu-i ln.l parts. with uuqur.'luird
authority iu formYlat" ih" demand o." a." Ii.' Nh
'l0iAu-it
r. oui oyer faiufl American friends and allie, We.
IN his emergency appeal O- nii VIII All ~" NOR" e cln
dcncc iccal-e convinced ihri Z" sF'hsih"n
th hand. ~ the irt-4 pHr'y - MS moment VII H. io
and de. pair from couutry. und to crown u~ Eh"r-
And sacrnc.s - our race hy 10" achievement - HON"
l,ule with all it, aucudrnt traiu Of blessing ad nee