New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-30
REARNEY VIOLENT AGAIN.
liz SPEAKS TO LARGE CROWD on THE "LFCuER-
Gus neutrality-suspicious. COMPLIMENTS FOR
MR. THDRN, MR.. COOPER AND THE DEMOCRATS.


Gus BoSDHoLDERs"-coARsE COMPLIMENTS FOR
MR.. TILDEN. MR.. COOPER AND THE DEMOCRATS
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRiDUSE.i
WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.--The notorious strangers,
Kearney and Brown have spent the day in paying
their respects to the heads of departments and IN
sightseeing generally, and this evening keatney
made his promised speech from the steps of the
Capitol. HIS audience which numbered about
1000 people was a very respectful one, and was
composed of Government clerks. workingmen and
idlers about town. 1t was announced IN the even
ing papers that the police authorities of the Cap
itol building had instructions not to allow
kcarney to speak, but they seemed very
wisely to have rccOnsdered the matter ard
the sand lot orator found ample opportunity to talk
as fully as he pleased Accordingly at o'clock he
climbed up the steps which were at the time occupied
by about 300 people. and pulling of his coat began
his address. IL was the same old TRADE to which
he has treated his auditors in other cities. ls de-
nunciati0n of the " lecherOus bondholder', and OF
the existing state OF things in general vigorous
and sangy, bat devoid of logic and reason rs the
notices on the one transparency which some en-
thusastit lunatic had lugged to the SPOT. His
audience was not enthusiastic and not single
cheer welcomed his most pointed thrusts. little
laughter however, greeted some Of his allUsiOns
and the Impression given to observers was that the
man was possessed Of far share Of native
Irish wit. Probably the reason Why his audience
did not prove susceptible to the influence OF
his ClCqucncc was due to ihc fact that Washing
toniaHs are not entirely unaccustomed TO exhibit
lions Of the kind he wished to make. kearney
paid his respects to President Hayes saying that his
maiden vote was east for him. He shoud not crti-
csc his policy, but he entertained respect for his
Cabinet. 1lden, he said, was politically dead, OF
account to any party. Were he elected lresl-
dent to-day he would rum the country III lev
months, and II would he the worst thing that conc
happen. Cooper. lie sand was too much OF an " o!d
granny" for the worklngmcn. Cries " Bnticr,
Butler" were heard among those Immediately
around the speaker. kcdrhcy turned ana SAID:
Yes Il is liy. man we want Tor PRESIDENT. But
ler IS the man
political tlieyes' internal pinndcreiS,' lecher-
o~ thieves closing his attack with hc rather re-
niarkabIe assertion thar they lay oil at Long
Branch duling the summer and Berlin III the W m
ter COniOund their internal CzIaTiS these are the
men We are alter" lie sand politicians had been
driving woIkingnen 10 the haIlot-boX like cattle 10
the slaughtrr-honsc. They never TesoIted 10 any
thing except hIgh-iown phrases and lioweIy IAN
cnagc and he added aS cilnchcr, " You never
Pointing his finger toward the House wing, he paid
his respects 10 the Democratic end of Congress III
the following elegant STRAIN: On. thou sink of
niquity. When The ilau IN the Noon passed over
that house he always held finger to his nose"
Running oil into general politics, kearGey said
that the workingmen must not be AFRAID to protect
cells in protecting them. Getting . IttIc mixed III
bis geography, he asked. why did yen ALLOW that
Returning Board To steal the votes: why didn't you
take them out ami hang them 10 the nearest lamp
po,tV He then began Oh the CHINESE question:,
when the rain commenced 10 fall, and his audience
dispersed.
4 general press dispatch adds that Kearney,
during mis- remarks. said tnat The country ripe for
social revolution aud the worSIngmen were going TO
win. He warned those whom he designated punderers
Iecherous bonGhodrrs bank smashers railroad robbers
land pirates ana political bummcrs and all heliborn and
hcilbound thieves and Of Jail, not interfere
win the right, Of American citizens. The battle to
bc fought between honest and thieves The remedy
for eNst,ng evils to organize and agltate,
To pool the issues" and put them INTO
one pot and tie them cover tight that the pot
could not be lifted till captured 10y the wOrkingmon,
who have paper knife TO cut the throats Of political
bummcrs ana elect honest, industrious and intellectual
men TO Office and instruct them what 10 do. Kra'-
ncy said he considered the President nice gentle
man privately but hc had not very high OPINION OF
Ilm rs FTtsIurnt.
Nnrr cnn,!cinna,ory remarks concerning Secretary
sherman aud rmbcrs OF Congress he said all tle cab
met officers were ,id-momry men. They avoided con-
ycIsaton or the money Sslc ana turned from the sun
t-ct tor something else. They al went to same
school they the same answers 10 the same q1'-
tons The wurkUgUrn have >UcH power In Their hands
To- make tine rCcal structure al TINS country shake
from centre to clrcaUt r"nce In tine assertion OF he
rI ,y mad no u4a! rel with capth honestly earned
and dcccuty ed Int With those |iO robbed cpcO-
pc Il, conclusion. lac spoke Of the damaging effects Of
Chinese labor On thv WorSugmeH OF the Pacific Coast.
Kearrey IS 10 il Pnilade'p ia tomorrow evening.
He vii h. received by delegation Of the National
uarty with tore lights. and escorted 10 Goulds Hbrl
IN mint he will peak in the op.n al 1t BOlu-s. and
regard his appearance ana alr III doubt whether TO
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