THE IRISH PARTY.

Waikato Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 2873, 11 December 1890, Page 2

THE IRISH PARTY.

(BY ELECTRIC l'EmOKAl'll. —COPYRIGHT.)

London, December 7. Tin-; seocders from the Irish party will elect a committee of eight by ballot to co-operate with Mr Justiii McCarthy. The minority have passed a vote of censure on Mr Gladstone!. Mr J. J. Clancy rescinded his motion for compromise, at the request of Mr Gladstone, and a new resolution was carried omitting the reference to Mr Paniell. Cardinal Maiming has endorsed the judgment of the Irish Bishops on Mr Paniell's conduct. December 9. Mr Paniell retains control of the Parliamentary fund, which amounts to £20,000, and proceeds to Ireland to re-organise the National party. Those who seceded from Pamcll propose to establish a daily paper in Ireland, and continue the payment of members of the Irish Parliamentary porty. Messrs O'Brien and Dillon approve of Mr Justin McCarthy's appointment to the leadership, and urge that the unity of party bo restored. It is reported they intend returning to England. The Times, referring to Saturday's meeting of the Irish party, states that the dissension and violence exhibited has fully justified the most sinister prediction of an Irish legislature. The Press considers that as the Irish party has ceased to represent the majority of the people, the conflict will now be removed to Ireland.

The sececlers from Parnell number 4<~>, and his adherents 20. Parnell i» preparing to stump Ireland. Tho secedcri? from the Parnell party have subscribed £100 to assist members whose salaries are stopped. They intend to stump through Ireland. ParnolFs Dublin committee in a manifesto urge resistance to the dicta • tion of the Bishops and Mr Gladstone. Syhxey, December 9. At a meeting of the Newcastle branch of the National League, the proceedings wore ot a stormv nature. A motion that Parnell should bo requested to retire from the lealership of the Irish Parliamentary party was negatived in favour of au amendment that tho League should await further details. (BY TEtiEGEArII--I'RES.S ASSOCIATION.) Wkllixgxox, Last Night. Hon. P. Buckley has received the following cable from Sir T. Esmonde, who was one of tho Home Rule delegates who recently visited this colony. —•• Cause saved. Party relies on New Zealand and stands firm. Justin Mc Carthy, chairman, Deasy and Esmonde, whips." Auckland, Last Night. The following cable message has been received bj Mr Sheehan, Secretary of the Auckland Home Rule Committee whiah arranged for the reception of Messrs Dillon and Deasy and Sir Thos Esmonde during their recent visit to this city.-■•" Cause saved. Party relies onNew Zealand and stands firm. Justin McCarthy, chairman ; Deasy and Esmande. whips."