The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
KEARNEY IN NEW YORK.

TIE SAND LOT ORATOR TO APPEAR IN UNION
souARE-ux WANTS NO COACHING AND NO
AUSPICES FROM ANYBODY.
Mr.. Denis Kearnsy came over from jersey CITY
TUESDAY evening alter his perspiring efforts before
the horny banded sons OF Toll IN 'na'
city aud lodged himself and his secretary,
n, Brown. =, French,s HOTEL Messrs. Blair,
Purcell, Connolly and McMuiicn, ofth workinsmsns
Committee OF Arrau gemsnrs, had engaged rooms ior
him st the Monu msnt house. but he anticipated their
kindly meant courtesy BY gong sr"gn' 20
Vrench's hotel and staying tnero 'o' sns
uirht Yesterday morning he started out early. no
had an intention OF going 10 coney islnnd ou' ms
lime was occupied consulting with members Of the
green labor party in regard TO the public meet.
ing called for Friday evening AZ Union square,
90 the visit Tho beach had 70 DO post
popsd ri 10 day. The representatives, Of the
disssp,ont labor parties we're ANXIOUS shat Kearney
should his meeting under the auspices OF one or
the other thcm but ms viii be seen by his letter.
solved 10 70 Il Independently, or sand lot STYLE"
ss he expresses u himself hundred or SO
o. pu he WAS most and only
turned al six O'Clock in the evening when to ths as
,enishmsns Of me clerk he announGs ,s,.r RVS
the last place In tho world where the
clerk imagined the California drayman SHOULD
think OF going He also talked Of going TO see M
Donald Mcclellan, Californian, stopping at inc
Giisey House. who was ANXIOUS to see him; but
had business around town all the evening, and about
midnight returned TO his hotei
A TALK TEE AGIrAroR.
There were a tow curious people waiting At the
once 10 have look at tho great labor agitator. He
came up modcssly enough and asked ior the Key o.
possessing. He has an ordinary but by 10 means
rspulsve face II Is Of the ype OF the
mechanic population, fair shaped,head and facial
tendency to high choek bones He wore blue
checked shirt and dark silk neck handkerchief
eai.tly and husniiy. wibou, much breach q
grammar and with an almost total absence
fusca,e through his speechss. He said "posicians
are the lickspittle OF capital" ana ne would
%S:s ossvs :h es% Ss.'
East had done good he replied -"Au such thincs do
good. am we'll enough pleased. Butler 10 bound
10 DO eiseied. The workngmen are aroused and they
Will soon be organized" fi.a
.'what plan have you." was asked him. 40
ameliorats the CONDITION oftns workipgmsns" 4.
t-ln tell you the plan after the workingme1, get
into power Where's the use Of telling It nov, when
"Bus !. might help the workisgmen 70 zee their
"on, they sec their way; they are NO fools, and
business. No bondholdcr can cast any more votes
than q worKingmaD. and there's where We have
'cm."
As no spoke scornfol curl appeared At intervals
hts upper lp ana his small gray eyes seemed 10 emit
mild, harmless young man, who played the mounte-
bank only on the rostrum.
Il. MCMILLAN THINKB
Hc failed TO mud hr. Mcclellan ut the Gilssy House
when BIO called there, but HERALD reporter met The
gentleman at later hour. Speaking OF KsArnsy Mr.
Mcclellan said -"I knew Dennis years ago In Cali
had his brother, Tim. Kearney, in my
10 Co. think. East with his brother, but his place
open for him whenever he back, because he
nsa IL Ss:
se Sa:: Wealth. .hI danger and hands syr.nny
ha Ho hnpp
know how to formulate the theories In his mind. He
rs sober and honest, and means what no says TO q
sequence than mule. Ho had better have stayed IN
California where ne was known, and could always
great ventilation his ono set OF views Sand
phrases receive here hurts him, because shows tho
MIA they would think OF publishn speeches
In the way they had done horc, but II they nsa done
80 they would have long since shorn him OF his nu
snc~ when he concluded 10 come East be should
have had somebody 70 write out . series OF
speeches tor him IN such language and with such
arguments a. would not be above tho understanding
81 workIngmen and capable Of being appreciated ny
those Of higher class. sorry he made the mis-
sSuss cannot Ss,p .anr,ns his pluck and sa.sss
Any other mac would have long since retired
nsso SeUS, asT G,'ss sSv:''d with
have him here 10 breakfast or dinner to-morswM n
cost me $50. and shall treat him we'll, Tor however
much no may err In tho treatment Of what he has
asrsaken, ne has struck keynote 10 wn,cn large
element in this country is rsady to respond"
The following Kearney's cali for tho Union square
mecting:- j.
woRxiSexxK oIrY.
FnENcn's HOTEL. ROOM IS,
NEW YORK. Sept A. 1878. !
TO EpiroR HERALD
md who aspire TO osaershp Of workiugm en hero
divided and quarroing among themselves petty
while tho grea BODY Of the people hold aoof
them ALL in partaking OF osties
be leaders, quite .pspclou. ststc of affairs ccnsiderng
circumstances as 6s great harm tho
Pile, from such disssnters numbers OF whom having
ould eut In mes past therefore invite the
workngmen Of New York CITY Union square,
Friday evening next one people determined to Re
Free. The will be organized sand lot style. No
and dried bummers Honorable Biiks OF presi
dents. All such respectfully invited to away
OARL Brown. Secretary. DENIS kEARNEY.
Al meeting of the PARK Commissioners yesterday
. communication was received from George Blair,
asking permission TO hold pubic meeting be ad.
dressed by Denis Kearney tomorrow evening, mt the
plaza in Union square Tho Comm issioners granted
lha