The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-29
FROM THE BATH TO THE ROSTRUM.
An Address to Thousands of Assem-
bled Workingmen.
DEATH TO A VARIETY OF THINGS.
lie Believes in Butler and Will Take the
Stump for Him.

The "owl' train was five minutes late In reaching
Boston this morning. 1t was live MINUTES past nine
O'Clock when the locomotive swung round the curve
just beyond the Albany bridge. At tina. time a
rather rough looking crowd OF labor roiormers Sons
Of Toll una Communists congrega,ed In the
depot OF the Boston anu Albany Railroad watching
eagerly for The ARRIVAL OF Dennis Kearney the Cali.
iornia leader and asitator. Notwithstanding tho fact
tha, II was sunday morning the crowd
was ny no means large; neither was 1t
disorderiy or over demonstrative. small
detachment of "workingmen." with rude banners
and notices. den unca,ory OF capital and capitalists
had paradsd the streets the way the depot ana
gathered IN few oilers aud curiosity seekcrs The
music 10 which the Toilcrs marched iurnishcd by
solitary negro, vino boat It out of the head OF a
medium sized drum. When the train came to u
s,andstl Dir. Kearney stepped on the platform with
his brother anu Mr.. Carl Brown, OF the Chr0,,cie.
Thsy looked worn ana tired alter continuous OF
eight days Forcing their way through tho crowd
they reached the carriages waiting 20 convoy ,hsn
10 the heteL
TIE RECEPTION
The party we're received by the committee headed
by l. n. Chamberlain, chairman OF the Reception
Committee; c. H. Fcrnald chief organizer, aud p
Shcehan, secretary OF tho worKing msn' . party and
escorted to the Sherman House, where Que OF the
spacious private parlors Of the hotel placed At
their disposal Upon entering the Office OF tho Sher
man House the great agitator placed ograpn IN
the register IN fair round business hand and,
receiving tho congratulations Of his fellow working
men, proceeded with his friends 10 the paror assigned
them. There was cneerlng and excitement at tho
depot, which seemed TO increase when tho assem-
BLEED thousands packed every inch OF available room
in Court square, In front Of The hotel Mr. Koarney
tired and dust-bcgr med from his long RIDE was
testing the exhilaratins effects application OF
Cochituate and soap, when Mr.. Chamberlain camo in
and suggested that II were possible, no hal better
saya lew words to the people, when they would
quietly dspsrso. He acceded the request and with.
out waiting to don his vest and coat escorted to
front window In tho ladies paror He was dressed In
u DARK pIinl shirt and navy blue pantaoons and LIN
rather convenient position smoke through the
open window to the audience below. His rsmxrxs
though brio were sufficient 10 show that the man Is
a natural orator, with ready OF words, iorcbIs
u,teranco and speaking deliberately and with effect
sending every word home.
MR. KRAKxEY's ADpRxsA
He spoke as follows
FELLOW WoRKINGxEN OF BosroS:-I hope you
will excuse me. l have had q long Journey
In tho future / trust you will have ample
| opportunity to hear speak at length.
| am glad to SEQ you up and doing
here In this monopoly ridden Atlantic slope. bring
the glad tidings from your brothers Of the Pacific
the fostering Of OF the political plum.
| derers while they psgaing away at tho rest
| (Applause)
DESUScIAroRY CRIES.
"Our war Is death TO monopoly, death to debased
capital, death 10 Monaghan slavery well African
any other slavery and death upon death politi-
cal plundersrs-blo odsuckers OF all partioa come
here represent any particular class faction or
Ism or creed; no nationality but American. 1 como
|
lighting Tor their rights, because the flag that we
honor and have upheld and will again, to-day Haunt
ing lie (sensation IL does not wave for liberty Ii
waves to protect band Of pirates. (Chesrs) We
propose to make II again wave for Iiberty--lhe lib
crty OF It's workingmcn. (Groat spplause.) We will
make this light by tho balloi-that power which in
tho OF tree people Is welded moro potent TALLY
than tho sword OF monarchics (chcors.)
hisRKPagsESTgp
"Fronds. have been misreprosented. Tho Asso-
ciaed Press ncws gathorers working in tho Interest
OF INSCRIPTIONS thieves and dopraved press have
distorted my sayings in their insane hcllisn at.
tempt 10 hasten on q FREQ people toe shackics OF
slavery worse than death. Tho san Francisco Chron-
ice has special representative here to telegraph
back events IN the interests OF truth and honesty.
We propose to do In tho East what did IN the wcst
Meet capital with labor In fair fight nd crown labor
king" Great npplsuse)
MOTHER AID son.
Alter the Sherman House reception Koarnsy and
his Immediate friends went to brighton, where q
small delegation met them Mrs. Kearney rushed out
and embracing her son, exclaimed
"Depnis, my boy did 1 ever expect to SEQ YOU
asain?"
She had not seen him Tor fourteen years During
the afternoon delegations Of the various labor AMI
greenback orgsnizstious called and paid their re.
specss.
kKAEyRY's PCRPosEa
MI Kcarney had IN contem piation before he left
IN Francisco the possibility OF his meeting with but
slight success In the East II no found that tho
grsenback and labor parties were we'll organized and
controlled BY honest he proposed TO 20 into tho
campaign aud support Butler Tor Governor lie says
believes In Butler on tue otner hand IL the dis
Affected elements wera In the hands OF designing
politicians he determined to leave husetts
alone, merely returning q few times aud speaking IN
the leading cities on his way From he seen
SO far he 10 confident that he work SUCCESSFULLY
and tue chances that no Will remain in
the Bay State TIL Move mbcr and work for
Batter. lie received to-day u communication IRON
the State Central Committee Of tho National Green.
back parry announcing that Butler to DO put In
nomination and asking for his Co operation.
Ho will remain quiet Tor a week to recruit his
strength, and then tie viii begin his regular campaign
Ito wants to have conference with Mr. Butler before
no starts operations Politics IN Msssacnusetts for
the few months are therefore likely 70 10 Of a
lively nature.
NEW YORK woBKINGMEy APATnETrc
Tho rumors OF an ovation to AIR Dennis kearney
tho statesman OF tho san Francisco sand Io,s,n
upon his arrival In this city do not have much
significance, apart from any demonstration which tho
socialistic labor party may make Mr. Jus,us schwab
aud Com friends are lot aversa IN g,v,ng
Kcarnsy reception, but Mr.. schwab SAID YESTERDAY