The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-06
EEAINEY AT FANEClL HALL.
A sfNGtLIR SCENE am 4 sINGt LAR
sPIEtH ron STIID OLD BOSTON.


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-thcers for Hutier and Gronns for Beech
.r Tue speaker E~citediy Sheds his Coat.
Bo,rov. Aug D. The Kcarncy reception
IN Fanrull Hail to- night was In point Of num-
bsra at least. very successful. Long before the
hour II o'clock had arrived the galleries were
crowded with mon and fair sprinkling Of wo-
men. The body of the house was packed. chief
lswIih lhborng men. although here and there
was recognized the face Of n well-known bust
ness man. The vast audience waited patiently
Tor the arrival of the famous orator.
M7.3j 7. NJ. Mr. T.. VI. Chamberlain a we'll
known leader Of the Boston workingmen. made
his appearance and was greeted with generous
applause. After him stepped q man Of about
medium stature. with decidedly Hibernian
caste Of countenanco. his hair standing eroct
over forehead not noticeable for breadth The
face. however. gave the impression of deter
mined force Of character and power To carry n
point despite opposition. He was clad in u suit Of
blue yacht cloth and had large necktc Of white
and black silk tied in a sailors knot. The man
wa tho leader Of the Workingmens party Of
the Pacific slope. The instant he assembled the
platform the vast audience gave vent to nm out
burst OF applause. accompanied by cries OF
"Kearncyl" Kcarney' Here lie Isl and
"Thats him.
Mr. Kcarney and the friends who accom-
panied him took seats, and after few minutes
had elapsed the audience became impatient
and there wore calls of Time time" MIR.
Chamberlain explained tina, n number OF the
members Of the reception committee had been
detained Mt their daily labor nil dav and were
m, abla 10 90, thero soopnr Tbc ,uJieuro
maintained the best Of order for few minutes
longer and at $50 o'clock Mr.. h. L. Brophy Of
mo National Greenbaek marty called ,he moot,
,n, vs. ,rIcr an,o',,cin,, ,ro NJ C,,,,,har,oin
Ing 10 order' announcing 'Aa' MI chamberlain
would act ~ President.
Mr. CHAMBERLAIN delivered n hrie, address,
in which he referred to the great work which
Donni. Koarney had accomplished in Califor-
mia aud aaid that only noolaI thorough or.
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gannniion ana harmony 10 achieve like results
in Massachusetts,. The telling points in Mr..
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were received with the greatest enthusiasm. A.
he referred e. the tact that the subcrnatorinl
chair wis within reo'h ~ the workinemen.
the name OF Gen. Butler was taken ny and
passed. from Lin % lin through the hnll
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u",' ."ccrs "cle ir"p'sed lor hlih'
and three rousing ones were given
Wv "',''s w. o'u o,,,i,
Ine" 'uu'c Mcl' -HV"s" % pu''r' buuei'
frsuI aud rorcrroI - ,ho '1,.r,,,,,i,, .,,i,i','
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has tainted hisa Office and polluted political
leaders. the audience with one great shout ro-
s ssan Of a ,Sa s%yg oSran'. to ncr %s"pp9
shame by every honest working man.
Mr. Chamberlain introduced p.r,ss Koor
,.ha,, ha s,o,.I ,,. .,,,, ise"' =.
neY' anu Wheh ne s'eppeu upon the platform II
was the signal FOR such display Of enthusiasm
rs has rarely been witnessed. even in Fanouil
Hs Mr. Kosrney spoke with freedom and reosv
use Of language. emphasizing his words with
force. sendlng the shots home with effect. His
voice. clear aud distinct. could have been
hoard in any part Of a much larger hall.
He. spoke deliberately and slowly. He
walked the stage from end TO end as
hougn pacing the dock OF vessel.
and when he desired 10 give unusual force 20 a
Word or sentence he stopped about midway and.
elevating ms right hand, would hurl II with
throwing q stone. After he had SPOKEN a fcw
sentences ne comrlalned o. The neat. rrier-
t? nag a Beecher TO knock the bottom NJ
OF nell drew groans ana hoots Tor the Plymouth
keerney thcn threw on ms coat and unhui-
nnnd ms shir{ collar ainl9 ne applausr O.. NE
AUDIENCE. anu proceeded. The denuuciation
and vehement ut,qranccs seemed 70 take the
p2el9h laDorrrs ny surlrlse anu the oatl :
y miJn r occdsi"pay EN- "s'@-d ms sentences
t%Hy received appipNu'.
mRIn9hs iaIorte Tor Governor 1t was The
signal Tor anotnfr Spontaneous outhurst Of
applause ana cries OF Buuer.' After, Mr..
hehrney ,hhd ken tor twenty 9r. thirty
i n,an u,vs nc Ihied 20 SUSAN tnr rnth uslaS
u uht chhriter., ms nrs' appearance, and 1t
ehe evident tht me orator realized he
W. hVl On ino saHu ly's HI Pm Fran ,
nSnght ana n",ion tcv,yhicb 'boe ,r mu'Iy el
toned when hurting epithets al the honlhol'l"r
III trn 1be ~ X i! IL
was 10 'niyed whether he viii be- successful ne
a. HHt,ap ahlr hE INC hsn' OF inc Old
say,ns ,.' ny ,toyys MY n Ia nj ~ sh.ip
plhuIed his ms AZ tho Associated Press