New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09
KEARNEY YOMIYATES Butler.
MS SPEECH AT BOSTON LAST NIGHr-THE CROWD
SAYS "YEs" TO HIS NOMINATION OF BUTLER
FOR GOVERNOR.

his SPEECH AT BOSTON LAST NIGHr-THE CROWD
SAYS YES" TO HIS NOMINATION OF BUTLER
FOR GOVERNOR.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNEi
BosTON, Aug. S.-The scene on Boston Com
mon this evening has rarely been equalled IN interest
and enthusiasm at any gathering on that historic
ground Tho occasion was u wOrkngmen's meet
ing Long before the hour appointed for the
meeting, long professions of people were seen
vending their way toward the Common, and
the from which the addresses OF the evening
were TO be delivered surrounded by throngo
Intelligent and earnest-faecd wOringmen. The crowd
probably numbered 10000 persons, and when
sudden shower came up not man stirred
from his place. The remarks Of the speaker.
Dennis Kearney, were frequently interrupted Win
vocferous and long-cOntinued applause and MS
iuyectiyes met with a hearty response. After
the usual Introductory speech. Mr.. Kearney was
received with great applause, at the con-
eluson OF which he removed his coat united his eraYa
and oosened his collar This was the signal for perfect
roar OF cheers from the crowd During his address, Mr.
Keaney said
meetngs smells 10 heaven. 1 am glad tonight
10 SEQ the workngmen OF Massachusetts so agreed ana
Is ~ ToinS to seriously oOnsider. who Is gong
to be hs APPLAUSE aRG cres Of Butler Butler
aud cheers All 10 favor OF Ben Butler I9r tne hefs
nerfect forest OF hands flashed wnlte against
Inc dark background Of foliage and then three cheers
anu tiger were given for ButleT You are going 70 elect
ihe next Governor OF Massachusetts 1 myself intend
to snmp the State Massachusetts cheers In defence
Of The candidates put forward by the wOrkingnen OF
Massachusetts. Workingmen OF Massachusetts the
DemCcraiiS thieves aud Republican robbers
Iderisive laughterl must be dropped Leave
these gentlemen alone and shun them
as you would a snake-and no compromise: 10
hones OF forging the connecting Ink between the
workingmen OF the Atlantic and Pacific states.
our. interests arc identical wnen National ques-
t,onS arise / believe in the sovereignty OF State
power 1 believe ia seeing every state Ia the Union
Organized separately Let each STATE nave us WORK
H. ,otng 10 be the National party The wOrkingmens
Marty must win though the lurd naes OF nre VIII hex
Inc midnight sky. The w0rkingmehs party must Win
though hell Itself should boil over 80
,Tbs Workingmen's party has long enough submitted
10 Tho dictates Of bank presidents bank snashers, rail-
road thieves and political bummers The Workngmens
rafe 10 the slaugliter-hOuse The whole vocabulary
and epthets Of yitupera0n have been heaped upon u.s.
AMI the holy In which we nave arisen mas
attacked by the thieves ana vampires thal hsh OH
fhs life blood VI The wOrkngncn, and the polluted ana
dehased press ferries Of Heart bearW so fresh from
writing furnaces Ot hell as 10 se0rcn te es. on
great for the ADVANCEMENT OF liberty ana te
rights OF man. When the workinRmen OF Boston VIII
rear the masks from OFF these rants these lecherOus
bondhOlders, these political thieves and railroad
rObbers-when they do that they Will nbd that they are
swine hogs possessed Ot devils and then We VIII driYo
them. In order to accomplish these great meas
ures we depend ON the wOrkOgmen OF this community
and the whole United States 10 organize themselves
into grand and glorious body. lVoeiterOus applause
viii you do it { iCries OF Yes, Yes, aud cheers
Mr. Kearney then criticised the press and The Boston
Herald and read chapter from the Bible,
for the benefit OF the pious frauds Of Massachusetts,
He continued his speech IN the same strain for some
time At the close. the meeting adopted series OF
anti-Chinese resolutions.