The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-30
KEARyEY IN BOSTON.
The Aeitator Makes speech ana then Goes
to nee his Mother.

Ftom N, Boston Post
Kcarney arrived here on Sunday on the
carry morning train. having come direct to this
city to visit his mother. and at the same time to
intusc. II he cnn. some Of his spirit into those
who toll for their daily bread. The United
sons Of Toll arranged for a procession. in
place and parade with them the streets Of the
city. They numbered not more than hundred
they made up in divisions. for in the line
there were no less than Fix different or
CARNATIONS; at tho head Of each was a banner
and lettered with sash brush. This little COM
pany filed into Lincoln street from Beach street.
n few minutes before o'clock. and IL was i'm
mediatey lost TO sight in tho crowd OF curious
people that pressed around II. Many wore the
comments made about the banners. and through
hurled This bore the worde, Pierce. Harris.
Bradley 4 Go. must 20 out none but working
Inscribed M fosws . Declaration Of Indus
trial Independence 1878. The spirit Of 20 is
ngt dead; the people, must save the Republic"
rights Tor ali me land must be free down with
shall be abolished" Attic head Of the line was
o colored boy. who beat drum.
Scarcely had few hundred OF the thousand
or two people seen what they desired to ex-
anime when the train rolled into tho station.
and there was rush for the platform that
For a minute or two it was believed that Kcnr-
ney mad not come. but he soon appeared on. the
platform. He was greeted with few loud
cheers; a passage was opened for him through
the crowd to carriage. aud entering this he
was driven rapidly to the sherman House,
many others who desired to see him more
The famous a SSitStcr 4 apparently y about 80
average height stouty built. and possessing
a face bearing an Intelligent expression. He
Iuoustacho and his hair was evidently purpose
~ .ruflled. He wore pair OF blue flannel pan
from California. We left the plains OF California
wn 'n Hppsc Wa SSps to OF SEQ the
United States Of America SIMILARLY organized.
do not Intend to address a faction. . class: or
honest. hoi ny listed sons Of toll. have pro:
claimed from the inception OF this movement.
INK capitalists tapplause death upon death to
the numbering, plundering. thioving land
pirate Now friends hope {ou VIII exe n,ss
at the outset, you will hnvo ample opportunity
to hear me in open-air meetings, hope to see
the workingmen organized In this city and in
this state 50 TINT they will carry the next guber-
Material election. We do not propose to dis
cuss the issue Of nationality; we do not propose
ms common. honest workingmcn 10 ameliorate
our condition by tho ballot. that weapon more
thnn the sword OF monarchical legions
Mr. kearney speaks deliberately and dis
tinctly.
Prom ne Rosioa Herald
Almost the nrst words spoken by Mr.. Kcarney
were: Have you gag law In Massachusetts,
Can man fire of his mouth freely here 7"
Being assured that in this State the utmost lib
erty OF speech consistent with proper ideas OF
freedom existed. he launched into easy convcr-
sation.
In regard to methods, Mr.. Kearney says:
" The masses must be swayed by some rallying
cry. Just HH in California the cry is The Chi
nesc must 40 out ] should prefer for this re-
gion The bondhoder must 10 outp" He de-
clnres his intention OF meeting Gen. Butler,
and interesting tho laitcr in the Chinese ques-
interests. in order To secure him as their adyo-
cate In Congress. IT," says he. Gen. Butler
IL honest. and meant what he has said in Con-
gross. he seems to be one OF the rising men Of
tho nineteenth century"
According to his own statement. he was n
drnyman in San Francisco. earning from $500 to
500 month previous 10 his embarkation in
politics. He IL strictly temperate In regard to
intONicants, and does not touch tobacco. His
manner indicates doggcd persistence rather
than passions liable to be suddenly aroused or
yehemently expressed and he evidently be-
lieves In Dennis kcarney and his chosen work.
Shortly after leaving this city. the home of his
mother. which las been secured TO her largely
reached. and II was hcro that he received wei
come that must have cheered his heart. His
mother. brothers, and relatives were assembled
TO do him honor. and tho hand-shak ings and
God blees you's" were frequent and hearty,
His mother is well-proseryed woman. to ~
appearances n little upward o. sixty years old,
with a full. round. pleasant face. bright gray
eyes. and dark hair. tall and stoutly built, and
with the appearance OF having spent life OF
constant ton and anxiety In her old age she is
which she lives Is a small cottage with French
roof.