Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-06
kEARnlY IN FAMluIl HALL.
HIs REcEPrIoN ny THE BOSTON
wORKiNaMEN.

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Aveidsd-Hs P~r0Goupecs In Fa'
o or Butler for 0overnor-Com.
ments OF she Press on she spcceh.
Bosros. August 5.-Dennis Rearney was
formally received at PAneuil Hall this
evening BY ono Of tho largest gatherings
ever held within and around Its walls.
Not one.fourth Of the crowd could gain On.
trance. and during the proceedings an
overflow meeting Of immense proportions
Wa In progress in the square. The crowd
was most enthusilstic and reckless. but
withsl good.naturod. Within the hall the
heat was intense, and following the exam.
pie Of Ksarney the majority Of the audi.
snoe werc soon In their shirt-slseves.
T. q. Brophy called the meeting to order
and announced that +. N. Chamberlain.
Chairman Of the Reception Committee.
had been appointed to preside. and pro-
scented him to the audience. who cheered
Justify. Chamberlain addressed tho meet.
ing at some length. He regarded the great
gathering Of laboring men as presaging
the overthrow Of the power Of capitalists.
and said tho gubsrnatorial ofioe was with
In the grasp Of the laboring men. Some
q here cried out " Butler |" when = loud
outburst and three cheers for Butler were
given with great enthusiasm. The speaker
WAS pleased at the demonstration and re-
guessed the audience to shout again at the
name OF Butler. when louder spplause en-.
sued. Concluding. tho speaker said
Through capitalists are hitting Ms now
the time will soon come when We will hit
back with righteous vengeance" lie then
introduced Dennis kearney. who was re-
ceived with uproarfous cheers. kearney
spoke - follows:
Mr.. Chairman-IThree cheers and .
tiger for Dennis Kesrneyl-Mr. Chairman
and Fellow-Workingmen and Women OF
Boston: On behalf Of the workingmen Of
the Pacific Coast l thank you for this
grand. enthusiastic reception. In order to
beat responsive TO tho popular will and eI.
preston that went mp from this meeting
tonight when . certain mans nAmo Was
mentioned. I feel like bringing . message
Of greeting aud love 10 . man who IL lesser
than Macbeth, yet greater-to that fiery
and Incompatible Rupert OF debste-lA
voico-"0ood boy rl-to that chivalrous
and w~hite-plumed Navarro OF the rostrnm
gallant. gifted. glorious Ben Batter.
lGrcat applause, and cries OF "say 1t
again RI We bid him lake heart and hope.
aud hope that he will receive the reward
from the workingmen OF Massachusetts, ho
10 Justly merits for his bold aud outspoken
action in behalf OF down.trodden human.
ity. lApplsuss.l
With the remark, "It's getting hot. Mr..
Chairman" Kearney Of this point took of
his coat and loosened his cravat amid loud
cheers aud laughter Of the audience. Con.
tinuing he said: 81 am sorry. friends.
that We are not rich enough TO DO able to
hire Beecher TO knock tho bottom out OF
hell. ILaughter.I What means this gath.
ering OF pcoplei What means this grand
tidal wavef What 10 the matter with tho
country that the w%orkingmon are arising
from the North 10 the South. from the West
10 the Esat-to do what2 To take charge
OF their own Affairs lapplansel. and here.
upon the altar Of liberty. Mr.. President /;
here where the sun first dawned upon tho
infant brow Of Liberty hero whore free
men and free women have spoken |;
here. In the second century Of u indie
pendence. We fnd Q natural aud popular
uprising Of the people. What does II
mean. ! ask You Applause. Does IL
not mean death 10 the railroad robber and
lscherous. thieving b~ondboldsrsr And
does II not mean the political hummer p
The speaker then alluded 10 the method In
which the meeting had been orgsnized as
contrasted with the manner OF the Far
West, whore tho Chairman was nominated
by the people present, Thereby depriving
Shylockisn v~Agabonds who spends weeks
with . wet cloth aroun his head studying
. speech with which to .psycologizo his
hearers. then on the following day sche-
ming and planning TO rob the men he I'd.
dressed the previous evening. Applause
and l%sughterl. NY feliow'countrymon: as
. representative Of tho poor workins
classes i appear before 0 to.niyht lsp-
plAuse and cries OF uoodI WIN no
classic language with which 70 1901 my
hearers lapplAusel. believing the Engiish
language contains In the neighbornood OF
$4,000 words. am In possession OF lev
hundreds OF those words, aud use them IN