New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-06
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field alone, the more mischief they will do. Peter
Coopes AdrOcdte is circulated by the thousand in all
the States have named. The regular subscription
price OF is only 20 cents year. and the publishers
of it accept 10 cents year where they cannot col
lect more. In places it is given away to every
body who will read it. Another paper which the
Nationalist leaders are circulating and which is the
accepted organ of the new party in sections where
Mr.. Shupe is repudiated is The Irish HOrld Besides
these, there innumerabe local sheets published
and read, and millions of tracts are distributed.
The bad effects of all this cannot be counteracted
/ in day, and the sooner the Republicans get to
work the larger will be the vote they will poll.
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KEARNEYS SCATTERED THOUGHTS.
ANENTHUsAsrIc RECEPTION IN BosToN-HE SPEAKS
SOME GOOD WORDS FOR BUTLER AND ABUSES A
NUMBER OF OTHER PEOPLE AND THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS.
BosToN, Aug 5.-Denms Kearney was form
ally received at Faneuil Hall this evening by
one OF the largest gatherings ever held within
and around Its walls. Not one-fOurth OF the
crowd could gain entrance, and during the pro-
ceedings an overflow meeting OF immense proper
lions held IN the square. The crowd was noisy
thusiastic and reckless, but wihal, good-natured.
Within the hail the heat intense and following the
| example OF Kearney, majority of the audience
were soon in their sbrtsleeves. E. NJ. Chamberlain,
presided, ana spoke Dfieny. Some one caheo out
Z" Butler" when there a loud Outburst'
and three cheers for Butler were given with
great enthusiasm. The speaker was pleased at tho
demonstration and requested the audience TO shout
again at the name Of Butler when still louder applause
ensued. In concluding. the speaker said: !,
Though the capitalists are hitting now, the time
will soon come when we win hit back with righteous
vengeance.
He then introduced Dennis Kearney. who was received
with uproariOus cheers
Mr. and In in nd
Boston: On behalf OF the workingmen OF the Pacific
coast thank you for this grand and enthusiastic ecep
tOn In order TO beat responsive TO the popular will aud
expression that went up from this meeting tonight when
ing message Of greeting and love to the man who
lesser than Macbeth yet greater-to that merry ana IN
alrous and whiteplumed Navarro Of the rostrum-ga-
LIANT gifted, glorious Builder Great applause and cries
and hope be will receive the reward from the work
ngmen of Massachusetts, he justly merits for his bold
and Ouspoken action in behalf Of downtrodden human
| ity. lApplause.l
With the remark, It's getting hot, Mr.. Chairman"
Mr. Kearney this point took of his coat and loOsened
his cravat amid loud cheers aud laughter. Continuing
his speech, he said
able to hire Beecher to knock the bottom out
h L@gsht5eT What means tO tins gr o1t
tidal wave What the matter with the country that the
to Easti To do WHAT To take charge OF their az
| fairs lApplause And here, upon the Altar OF
first Ssf Gawned upon T the iafant brow Of liberty,
here, where free men and free women have
Independence of America, we find a natural and
popular uprising Of the people Tbs vast uprising o.
Does It not death the railroad robber and the
echerOus, tbieying bondhOlderi Applause And does
nous political bummeri Applause.
The speaker then alluded to the method by which the
meeting had been organized as contrasted with the
manner OF the Far West" where the chairman was
! nominated by the people present. He continued:
| NJ .ITallo As
before you tonight Applause. cries of Good y
with With no classic language with which to fool
! my hearers. Applause. Believing Ine Engnsn
am In the possession OF few hundred OF those words,
and theIn-my humble plain, unvarnished words
/ to extOl virtue and condemn robbery. lApplause.l
The speaker then paid his respects to the press and
the Associated Press:
Newspapers from the earliest days OF printing have
been more IN tne ~ applause
and laughter and cries OF Put that IN Tie HerdtdI
teri They arc SprSiSgmen Ike ourselves work
ing for bread and butter. ILanghterl Bd; the
The thief that comes along with purse OF gold,
stolen from the masses offers it to newspaper pro
and appaus j. lie uses the paper for his own corrupt
purposes but newspaper men that sell their columns
TO such men deserve condemnation OF all honest men,
lApplausel received TINS afternoon copy OF , ne
New-York, Bostonts all the same liaughterl-and,
TO enlIghten the great masses upon tue malnet ihat
news Is transmitted from the Atlantic TO the Pacific
viii read an extract as IL transmitted through the
Associated Press daughter and Kisses la yialn9us
thieving infamous band OF scaawags lagghterl that
are aiming to control public opinion II the work
lngmen OF the United states possessed WITHIN
their breasts spark from which flame OF 1ree-
dom could be famed they would not permit such mon
sers to 1--we IN e T snr tbes sy %crpa ynS scala
wags from power and select honest men to transmit
PLAN S Ppess bS Gd 1 Ser
ceiving copy of The San Francisco Chronicle,
bold, Oulspoken newspaper voice - Then we don't %
ieet TO it," ii don't care Of how look; that's
my business. Laughter and applauseI AS ior UNI
| grammatical sentences amt ungrammatca speeches.
for 81 80 can always hire man To write grammatf
cal speech aughterl but IT takes millions TO buy an
Aud while on that strain, let tine country
is TO perdOn by band OF classic thieves aDo ee
common honesty common sense-better guideS IMAM
| classic attainment
Mr. Kearney then read from The San Francisco
Chronicle dispatch which he attributed TO the Ass0
ciated Press loot one word OF which sent by the
Associated Press agen It said: "Kearney looks like
an average Irish workingman." To this, he said,
| he was an American citizen, had been here twenty
years. and had brought suit Of clothes and
a head full of brains with him to help TO develop the
country He would like TO a single American who
had brought so much Great applause aud laughter'l
Referring 10 the expression In the train which brought
him hero rode no despOts arst0erats he said Ihat
was the only truth IN the dispatch" llAugh'efI ne
FtnISw CITIZENS mention these facts to impress
upon You the necessity OF ignoring newspae. repo's
J sTticulary reports seut by the Associated Press
hand OF pirates Laughter and applausel Inee
speaker spoke OF the origin ana sfSwta i,, oa
tho workinemen's movement in California tnat drove
the Democratic thief and the Republican fODDer out OF
the State" Speaking Of his personal experiences no
said: A. 1,.,,,...,. to.,i,a tha
h bonnds that iufest It. Tonight, my fellowcluzens.
hope you will profit by my advice which Il 20 pool al
anr snes-put all your issues into one pot lApplausel
And on next November you will be able To announce
victory for the honest workingmen OF Sassa-
chusetts. Drop all other issues, ana gst To-
oether for bread aud butter. Loud applause.l
Are YOU going do iti All in fsyorOf pooling issues
hold mn their hands. All hands were raisedl All OBJ
nosed mo sgml Now / hope no ore VIII state
to-m0rrow that this was not an unanimous meet
inG-unanimOus to fight for a common cause
We have got the power TO do with THIS Government. as