New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-29
KEARYEY ~ BOSTON.
A RABrD SPEECH FULL OF THREATS AND CRIES OF
DEATH TO BETTER MEN THAN HIMSELF.
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A RABID SPEECH FULL OF THREATS AND CRIES OF
DEATH TO BETTER MEN THAN HIMSELF
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BosToN, July 2s.-Dennis Kearney arrived
here this a. M by the Boston and Albany train There
was large crowd at the depot TO greet him. aud the
streets in the immediate vicinity packed with people
workingmen's procession promptly on hand when
Kearney was received by the Reception COMMITTEES and
escorted to the Sherman House. He appeared at the
window OF the hotel and spoke as follows:
FELLow-woRKNGMES OF BosIoS: am working
You viii excuse me for not being able to address
opportunity TO hear me In the near future l
bring you glad nd HS;,, from California; mia, W., NE
fostering Of public plunderers. lcheers We
hope 10 see the United States OF America organized
as we are the Pacific flope. do not intend 10 adj
dress faction, class or party. My simple mission
ia TO address the sons o. toll cheers
death TO the machine politician Icheers death TO the
theyng capitalists lcheersl and death upon death TO
N SS snG: Ss Ha vii me-
from taking, any further action to-day as
the open air meetings / hope, however, to sec the
workngmen organize in this State and carry the
next gubernatorial election. Cheers We do not pro-
pose discuss the issues OF nationality We do not pro-
poss to take into our organization any i" ism"
10 ameliorate our condition by the ballot. that may
become powerful than the sword OF mOnarchical
wish TO state however I have been misrepresented
by the press The Associated Press has taken pleasure
catorna They have been flied up in san Francisco
by unscrupnous mnions OF the theylng capitalists and
blood sucker. in general. lCheers aud lapghterl.
They have distorted my speeches and l have
never had fair show. thank God ! am not
/ am man VINO was made by God and deSpse the
corrupt monopoly fostering press OF the United States
Tho worklngmen have come TO look upon
the star spangled banner a Haunting lie
as q 1T token Of National protection Of To-
glons OF numbering monopolists, who day by day
Grinding the wOrkngmen In the East. We PROPOSE ms
said before ameOrate the condition Of the labOring
ua IA fha
laboring men have done in Califona-that
10 meet the capitalists In square fight Labor won
and to-day labor Ia crowned. lCheers.J
At the close Of Mr.. K.drney's ADDRESS. and
when the cheers OF the audience had subsidized
he returned TO his and made arrange
ments TO meet the committee OF workingmen
at the office OF Mr.. Chamberlain, 756 Westinghouse at
IL q. m. today He said In regard to his future
movements that he did not desire reception nom any
except wOrkingmen. To n deputatlOn from Lynn who
waited upon HIM. he said he should make arrangements
10 visit that city nt an early day. and added
"YOu expect to elect Governor this year. do y0u not 7"
The chairman replied, 1--WE will try" Said Keauey
"Make ~ your mind that YOU wi and that
there Ia such word as fail, aud you can do it."
After few hours OF intercourse with newfOund friends
Kearney took his departure for his mothers house in
Brighton.