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APPEAL OF THE PARNELLITE LEADERS.


AID ASKED FROM Observation-Disclosures
TIES DENoUNCED-MR. GLADsToNE's
PROPOSAL CRITICISED.
London June 24.--The following appeal, issued by
the leaders of the Parnelite section Of the Irish Par
llsmeniary party, explains ITSELF
10 the Irish People in America:
Relying upon Your devotion 10 Ireland, ana minh-
fu Of the generous part you have taken III building
up and maintaining the struggle for nationality nndmr
the leadership OF the late Charles stewart Ihrnel,
We venture to address you at this moment OF extreme
danger during Which it would be betrayal Of the trn;t
imposed upon u, to refrain fc na M
among the cool men OF our race In America.
Respect for the National character has hitherto pre-
vented attempt on our part to involve you III me
descrlon and BETRAYAL Of Mr., Parncl have given rs
TO. We feel that the time has now come to place e.,
the facts before You. and 10 enlist your sympathy III
our when tr f !" Of or common country ana th
hopes OF her children largely depend ,, .
English dication by the who only the day be
| fore had vowed to uphold him against the world. was
msntapy agitation Which was making the Irish cause
to be respected throughout the word-he principle OF
had been cilowcd by warfare in Ireland cruel and
relentless against everybody refusing to participate
pendent judgment in Irish politics, backed by the
wealth and influence Of q great English party inter
political Of the vast body Of the irish
clergy, who in nearly all periods OF our history haXe
Yon will readily understand how the Irish Wings
last election sterling representatives whose names
were familiar through all the years OF our struggle
Irish liberty and whose offence consisted in stead
fast adherence to the principle OF loyalty to The leader
places in the Nationals ranks were filled with men
Of no training Or experience ana VINO mostly rGon nG
movement their sole qualification having been ready
obedience to gerry order Of an Eneah Mni,lg r al" ia
depcnden Judgment to bear on any concession 'h"'
Had we been enabled at the general election to
return twenty members Of The Hons" Of Commons who
Usrs have na ' wSS MS hnHc S pro-
policy each by the amount Of good WHICH Gen M pr mS1
| their homes political prisoners who have amply
cxpated offence Of which they may have ,rS u h
Rule biz which Is now bAng discussed In tn" li"us'
Of Commons would have been different, m,r'Sm sure
with pain that even r. your rank, English innucnrc
has It, 1nd dn ,rr
deem Il the better fashion to do humble duty III ne
r , td G of the Inc hps rs in rand and have
end.avored to do them service 10y spreading ca''niS
Two Statement ii is our duty to notice. The
first that We are opposed to me nl nrc ." r
fund was jnters,od for Of both sections Of IN.
| Irish representatives. do lot contain particle oi
he National Federation. they have been employed in
tn,c,n@ ~, to cynenslvr contests ard whcn asserting
the right OF free election we p"iito,d aga'ISI ,m
seating OF Mr. Michael Dlvltt and Mr.. Patrick fullan
both became hankrups III order TO deprive H. OF the
! costs awarded by the court. go
| our attitude en- the bill introduced by the Liberals
20 far as Il fell short Of National rrqurcwch.S mas
been ono Of constant vigilance Ia amend us provisions
and extend its scope cnr opl~n,n,s nave , ~',
| Silent while restriction after restriction has bcrn
g gransea Of on nr and to the lower chan W
| title OF the House Of Commons was supported by
lives Ginning 10 be the depository Of National feeling
defeated them by going over In BODY I" 'h'
| Government and the Tories , &c.,.
| has announced 10 the House of Commons thal ne
intends 10 withhold from Ireland for Nx wears amer
the passage OF the bill the power Of imposing control
he regulated by imperial authority. Ireland Is !"
be compelled to contribute qnsrd o ID nTr T'
psSI caused the Honse Of COMMONS TO stand ncbas.
r was rcc,ved without a protest by the men who
| sacrificed Mr.. Parnell for an English alliance, ~
left to to Protest in the nam" OF ,ne 'T h
initiation and calculated 10 reduce N" irish L'RlSih
| tnrc TO impotence and bankruptcy. MI.
These facts make II clear that II ne nom. h, y,
bill be- carried Il be rendered worthy OF afrp'
ance BIZ the IRISH and that the night Tor na'lonanN
| both Of Ireland and her Parliament must be main
| iancd with vigor w" commit 70 Won IN, solt r,,,
| We are engaged. We appeal TO YOU IN great crisis
tina, Is more dangerous than any that has hereto
our memory The resources OF our people NJ nome u,
| and their position TO make stand for freedom OF
political thought and action In Ireland are scvcrcN
| taxed The combined forces against which VIZ are
compelled struggle are ever p'icnt 70 DELAY the
dawn Of freedom. Whether they may MOI succeed
to-day as in the past depends in small measure
| npon your exer,ions and the aid You may be able
to offer in maintaining the struggle
TIMOTHY HARRINGTON.
| JOSEPH F. KENNY.