Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-29
iSEp. kAeae1laY.

dennis knarnay arrived III Washington yes
to-day and called or thoIrcaiiontby whom howas
courtcously received fnl entertained for q Enw
momens in general conversation kcnrnoy will
remain until Friday morning whom ho will
leave for other points North. and says he will
then visit Massachusetts and stump tho whole
State for Butler. He says he will address tho
~orkingmnn thus evening from tho ChriLs stops.
In hiS unrcrsNiinn with the hro:idGnt hi com.
planned bitterly Of tho unhsppy condition OF tho
lahnring man in this country. Tho depression
OF business and the general hard tlulus were also
brought to tho attention q tho Ifo3ldcTt. Tho
President eEpl aimed Thai tho country had not
yet fully recovered from Tho ELECTS {" INC great
war, but thst matters waro beginning - adjust
themselves ~ hMii.w"T cGiillitionS thai Tor aDv-
oral years thero wss I'm iallalcd condition Of
business, with surplus of inonay, which many
mistook Tor prosperity, but that now business
was getting down t1 bed rock, 20 to speak, md
that tho roopln were eating IL know again tho
valuu Of dollar He gai! hn thought That all
sumption would do much t. roilnvn tho hard
times, which h0 did net think would last rnueh
longer.
In an intaryiow with = reporter subsequently
keprncy said: ''Thern hn6 BEEN no break up
between mo aud Butler. GA tho Contrary, J. 5y-
pect to return 10 hlnssAcIusnLis md stump all
portions of thu. Stats Tor Eltl0r who is the man
Of eli mrn in this country that tao workingmon
should put at tho head OF :l!Alra in this country.
NEW York, August &.--A special to tho
Now Y ork Herald :. ON Cincinnati says -
Archbsh FurCall was called Upon yesterday
and tho alleged interYicw batwnGn him sad kcMr-
noy shown Ia hir'. Alter r'niilnf: ]! carni"lly. mo
laughed and uttered tho words 'rdicHl oua tluil.
koarnay came hero and with him WAS his score
tsry. l received Thorn es / r"Ge!vn every ono
who wants to Enn me on business. koHrnny'S hrst
words to mo were: "'El D1nniS kn@rnoy, and
heard you WAS going to cat mo" ] looked 1t him
moment and replied ~ 10 not think any body
would want To Get yo'i vC:y much. Then lie
spoke to mo about tho Catholic Telegram hay
ing stated that he WAS en- Orangci1laA. or course
was willing if any wrong had been done him
by that journal to haVO it corrected, but 1 was
not tho person to he held accountable for it.
What about that blssphcnous remark no maI!n
rs il was reported in the Interview? ilO maiu
no such remark in my hearing.
What WAS your impression uf kcnrney?
II think him foul mouthed h!ack2uHrd, and
tho less notic2 that is taken ui him thu better oil
society will be. Ho is formcrtnr Of mischief
and can do the cRnsc lie PROCESSES {" represent
no good"
What WIS his manner in addressing you
He carried himself III q very 7yagcnrng way;
no boastcd Of having l:lao himself, aad seemed
very proud Gift. lao clRimod 50 have boon in
command CT ship wien "aly Is yours old, and
all such stutl as thst. had hoard considerable
about him from Il friend Of niino in Bn-tDn, and
had made up my mind about him. Alter no
left hero wrote to that friend that | had no
reason 10 change my Dlnd from what 1t hHl
been, namely, That no wns via jlackguard.
There wcru no threats used towards you by
him?
No; mis- language WAS staggering ard uaccut.
toous, but not threatening: 10 would scarcely
threaten person Of my ynerS 10 fn2ttor what
rank or position ho hold in life.
Then tho intccvinV greatly ''ia%niiias Tho &C.
currenco, doesn't il?
Yes; you csn say through tho Herald fer mo
that tic statement Which was sont TO the Cali
forna paper is anything hui true that Whist little
did occur between kcarnoy and myself has
boon grossly exaggerated.
Tho Archbishop wss coESdnraiiiy worried
apparently over tho publication and tho coup
ling CT his namo with tho wild u!torsncns OF
Kesrney; but still he knows th@; it cannot do
him any harm, rs no Gh0 Archbishop is loo
we'll known, not Only in tho Cstho6c Church,
but also in tho whole Christina world.