New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20
THE CAMPAIGN IN IRELAND.
MEsSRS. DILLON AND HEALY CALLlNI
EACH OTHER TRAITORS.
THE SCENE AT OMAGH. WHEN Mr. HEALi
CHARGED MR.. DILLON AND MR. BLAKE
WITH HAVING SOLD FOUR IRISH
SEATS TO THE ENGLISH.

WITH HAVING SOLD FOUR AHiSh
SEATS TO THE ENGLISH.
The Omagh correspondent Of THE Irish Times
sends the following account Of a convention OF
Home Rulers held there on July FOR the purpose
of selecting candidates for Southeast ana Miu-
Tyrone:
II was we'll known that John Dillon. who was
selected to act as chairman for the meeung' Wouiu
be opposed by the Healyites Iinos NJ ,,iInn
and was BY Messrs ~ Kenny n and
Reynolds the late sI,in sevsra Roman Catholic
cersymen proceeded TO the place OF nntsrInx the
followed by Mr. Hsa Cheers @s0 and U Kisses Mr.
Dillon Immediately took the cha,L a ana ni No ne an
EyEns S tina" with r the meeting
The proposition was met with cries u ,ar,es were
s ssen to ana have :. ,0 free fight .u,,
Mr. Dillon rose amidst loud shouts OF Ira Sur.
prsed at the opposition to him as chairman OF the
meeting rie; OF YS coe there as nominee Of
to Dublin r,a hs naa party Cres Of There's
NO ne such party Il repeat there is no party but
n ssYsra priests at the end Of the room shouted
Father McEhatton. c. c., strabansm{0u are
hshtns Mr. say G cams here 9nssr to- act i'm
pH Mr. Healy Gnterrupting)-I know % Ion, Of
AZ ,, ,ms apgainst MIR Healy and at another against
MIR Dillon that 1t was Impossible TO
'h I yigms T quiet Vas restored and Mr. Heay
mounted the platform amidst loud eh sesn pr
med here -dn;erruption,0 AZ ms ms
point NJ IIeay tur%sd sa 10 Mt warm YOU SIR the
author OF course that ySr WIN rue and
you ever ~ Give it 10 him. slt down, you Parne
~ notice of a foul caumnious charge coud cries
any "WWHittih H cha r,rorss - the
| Liberals great interruptionsl. 81,
Mir Dillon Unercely)-l deny II. SIT. -, tho
The cSp bS sesmd to 6e in the major stood
,,n on the seats and shouted to the delegates FOL
GSa n sks nsee called for "A for w Rus
and this was s'p ss those &c. who cheered for
r VI Russell should be ashamed Of themseiy n,s.
Lay esy BESIDE ons aHcthsr and they
| cutting each others throats Why don't tney S"aNe
| Mr Healy-No. no; never go. .rd
Another Delegate-Put the both OF them OUT anu
and said that he had no objection to NJ pi o
| acting as chairman: He. therefore asheu leu"
Dean Byrne said he had no objection TO 40 So
BY stating that the result Of their proceedings sc
se Mr.. ii iIea iyOa your fault sir.
ar de G.ro" Inquired whether candidate for
N9rth Tyrone should BE Sat ses nSs has been
put. understand the Nationalists OF North g Ty-
|
s"h be h guostioned cries Of why select Liberal
say a%ged r On a ns s %sIdS he s ssd
on 1''' comes here as an irish Nationalist. l VIII
tel Of Tyrone what he is in ;b m ssnsn
drerO. accuse him and his followers OF having na
sGd %Ss .ouny en to Of az Tyrons Here Is e
ter from Mr.. Blake the ex-cansdIan statesman
70 Mr.. Thomas Dickson. one OF Her Majesty
| PRIV
r, Mr Hs"iy then read the letter which began b,
state that the Executive dreaming the Federation
could not In future subsidxe North Tyrone south
they must in future be considered LIBERAL Home
Rule In View Of this fact he Ont nakeo was T
| instructed BY the Irish party 10 consult MI III
lis me chief LIBERAL whP with The object Of as,
H psr snna hs or saS OF %'I the seats ss
Ellis consented 10 this only on the understand.
and not not Home Rue The let;er concluded, The
Irish party have accordingly agreed to THIS un'
The reading OF the letter caused great conster.
nation among the delegates. and cries OF Sold
Mr. Dillon endcavorcd to speak.
Mir Hcaly. shouting above the din said: That
Tn, Natonalists Of North Tyrone hav. been sold
for miserable isoo Are you going 70 stand this
Of Tyrone FOR Goi's sake for the sake OF Ire
sold to a Io, OF Ensishmrn cheers and srosnsi
Nj I-aly-scratch Dil,onte and you scratch
Mr. Dillon-vcr versa What you after stat
Ing; sir IL an Infamous and caumnious lie Cheer
sir which any pretending TO be patrio
w wos re nS' M nesting OF w hs Of tn
Federation at which you and I. ID. Sullivan wer
present
Mr. Healy-I deny that. sir. II was not until
couple OF months after 1t was written that hear
Mr. Dillon-It was the act OF a traitor to read
publicly tCheers: ana cries or Withdraw;
Mr. Healy-I will not stand by and see lrelan
sold. tCres OF llssentD
Mr.. Dillon-There IS fear OF that
Mr. Healy-I will go 10 my own constituents an
repeat wha. have said about you to-day.
Mr. Dillon-You dare not
Mr.. IIeay (iercely)-I WILL tomorrow II neces
4 Deiegstc-P,ch both OF them out. G.ou
cheers Why should not, We; like North Tyrone
select our own candidates. loud cheers.)
Mr. Don-Mr Heay has evelled a charg
against one OF your reverend priests in North Ty
rone-Father John McConnallogue. loud cries O
} Father Meditation. who was at the end of tn
hall stood up and said: Il am here on behalf c
did not know anything OF the compact until for,
night ago and no one was mors surprised Ne at
iogue and a Voice: mo one ever did more for Il
Mr.. Heaiy-It Isl say It with all due deberatio
an Infamous thing to accuse me OF having sal
, that Father John McConnaloguc, one Of my oldes
and sinccrest friends friend for the last fourtee
N was snb party loud sns eheers brand
Dillon as a traitor ,Cheers)
Mr. DIllon-The term would be more applicab
| 10 tyi, 1Iu. George Monaghan. Omagh. an
Patrick s Duegan Lisbellaw: were selected a
candidates respectively Tor MID ana East Tyron
THE NEW LUDLOw-ST JAIL WARDEN SWORN ~
lanes p Archibald yesterday took the oath