The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-08-31
POOLtNG TILE ISSUES"
~ 'fEI'"EN SPEECH FROM 1,yTE
COHNUNIST itE.iRyEy.

Ills Address to Chicago IIoodh,n,s-.A
LlVoly Scene -Plofnuitv ana Win
perution. ''o"-
Dennis Kcarnoy tho California
Communist, is now in tho East.
we publish report Of q speech
delivered in Chicago to givo our
foaders some idea Of the calibro Of
this hero Of the sand lots.
KEARNEY's SPEECH.
FELLow WonKINaMEN. AND WOMEN
OF ClIIcAGo--I will havo to whit
until VIC get some water. (Chccre.
a voice, 'Takc somo bcor.D + bco,
your indulgence OH this occasion, 1s
L am very hoarso, having spoken
this afternoon to tho Clisrins, in
The hall OF the Society Of Crjspins,
who arc now sjtrikin9-("Hurrah l")
---1or bread and butter (Applause.) J
AS soon as We get little water 1
will be able to make myself hoard
"a voice, "That is all yht')-.pto>
Vldng you mon keep quiet. CA
volco "Sit down, thcre.") You
must all, my friends, keep perfectly
still, "a voice, "Sit down.') Let
lis provo to the authorities Of
Chicago that the workingmon arc
both gcntiommily and ttigniied, and
that tho workingmcn can conduct
themselves better than a Demo,
cratic or Republican meeting over
conduc tod itself. QIour, hear p and
choors.)
GREETINGS FROM THE wonK1St,,,rv
Ei.GEWHERE.
l wish [ only had nv voice clear
Tonight. No, worltingmon, / bring
you grcoting-order, friends, order
81 bring you greeting from Cali
tornla and also from Massachusetts.
me workinGmcn Of both OF these
Dtates arc united "a voice,
"bully.") They propose to carry
the next cloction-.(A voice, "That
is Sood)--in Massachusetts. Now
think Of it. GA voice, "1f we can
onl y catch hero.D What wo want
IN Chicago is for the workingmen
to combine. CA voice, THAT is it !!
Illat is Good!) The man that is
looking through grcenbucl spocta~
clos, tho man that is looking through
soclailstic spcctaclcs, tho man that
is looking through trades unionism
spoctacles, wc want these mon to
drop their spectacles and look at the
worklnGmcn's movement through
clear spectacles. ("Dully!" "Hear,
hear J" and checrs.) in other words,
pool your issues; stop all this
nonsense and combine in one solid
phalonx to defeat tho common
enemy. Get some watcr, CA yoico,
"it has not como yot,") I do not
Know as can Spouk to~nigllt worth
a cent. Ca voice, "Go ahead: wo
have got Il bucket Of wator.') Will
somo good natured friend bring us
a little water? CA voice, "Tho
water is coming.") Order, friends
cannot speak if you don't keep
quiet. CA voice, E.NVhero is that
schooner drinkcr down thorc ?")
LII the first place J. propose to pay
my respects to the thioving, dirty,
contemplate lickspittles tLat run
newspapers in Chicago. (Chccrs,
laughter and voice, 'Give it to
them heavy.) They tallo exception
TO my dcnouncing newspapers. I
mover denounced newspaper in nv
Life, but L havo and will continue to
donounco slimy sheets, dirty--.
(Hero considerable confusion and
.upronr occurred in tho rear of tho
crowd, and some ono called out,
'nl,hat is reporter getting slugged,
Koamey.")
WILD SCENE.
Mr. Kearnoy proceeded as fol-
lows :-Let that man get out Of tho
way thore that is making the fuss.
never denounced q newspaper in
my life. "a voico here was heard
to cXclaim, "Mfr. Policeman, horo is
q man como Ecro to mako q dis
turbance. Cries of "Put him out!"
and "The policeman will move him!"
wero uttered in reply. A policeman
in the crowd said, "I will stay horo
ana no shall not raise any sort of
fuss Mt oil - yoico tsrbo+ ;e