The Life Of Charles Stewart Parnell Vol - I

IK) CHAKLKS STK\VAUT PAUMILI, .l*7<»
"English members, but even brought him und«-r the displeasure of the majority of his O\\M parly.
4 Whi^s, sir, Whi^s, rvery one of th*-m/ It*- vo«uM sav. speaking of his eollra^ue.-* in mnni»-nt • »«f tvl;i>.at i» *n, 'No Irish Nationalist, be il ,iiii, ean nj p!; it leo^ (»ppn»bri*»u-; epitlu-t to annthi-r than t«* *\»!t inia ,t \\*hi^. fI1o call him a T«»r\ u »ul»l b»- »f ?n«* t j i i v\ eompuristiii, In Irelaiiil the Ti r\ i r«- .u»l»*l *> ;nt
is the Whi^s. not. the Toii* » v«b»» I .i\« lalj*»»n>
Kappetl the integrity *»f th« hv-h repr * 11! ui *i( r> > *M Itntnt th<» Irish think, and in l^/*» thu« *\** i . »r«»« "in in the ct»untr\ that tl* • In h i.ut, \^
tht*nuiflvt*s used souu-titnr.. to t*\u t < *h * tl »i i* t! • Kuhji'ct. * Von know you an* a \\isi*\' t 1* -i4 »j« Irish iwiuh<T say to anotht-r tit tlu* l*.4»i») in I *K |fl\» Iu* sun- I am/ r-»aitl S., * aiut v»»u iti'i- a \Vtii|.% iiii»l your father \v;ts a \\'hi;s au«l flutt r» a \Vhu% Hint Sullivan is a \\'lis»% an«! Mitrhrll Hmry i*. a \\tiij* «'«• art* all \\'hi»:'<n> I'«*«*r S, \va.nal«r.i I'tn. n^f u.h:i!i4»-.! He* hutl tlitlt'i'd hrrn th«- J*i"-.t «»rth*«.l.*\ nf \\ !HI;M all hn lift*, until 1^71, \vhrn ih«* fl*»\uji^ uJ** ^ttrpi hua ui!»i Ituttut liulv, Tlit* Irij-Ji {uirlumrnfaiv j»:ufy \va-. u»*t, !ic»wt*vc*r» as it \vhol»* a party of Winf^. *tfhnT urn- HM dtmbt Whtg« in its ranks, turn \vlu» limt l*t-rn f^.*i**r4 hy thcnr eon«tit!tt*tit« to takr tin* llmm^ Uu)«» j»lr*lf*r. la»i who did not helii*v«* iit it, Tlu? tuuJMriiy «4 th«- j^rty, hcnvcvc.r, wen* triti* Nationalists, iiliirii jiinrrrrlv r^ii Htitutiotwl agitators. * Wt* him)! Kn^lniiti/ *.ur »4
them Haiti, "not with imilctH, iittt \vith bii!Iui-!«mi"^ ; and this WIIH practically tlu* rtvt«tt cif tlu* \vluilr l»**t|y, They believed that the. UOUH^ nf t^iiutttuttH l««
convinced by reanon and inudrrutton, tin?