The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-06
KEARNE Ely.

TIE GaEENBAcK CANDIDATE FOR JUDGE OF
THE COUNT OF APPEALS CALLS UPON THE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT MEETING AT UNION
sQUARE--KEARNEY ON THE CAR-DRIvEIs'
STRIKE.
Denis Kearney took q bath yesterday at Brighton
Beach then visited the various places Of resort
Consy Island. On returning to Frenchs Hotel the
clerk handed him an immense m nj. which had accu-
uiatcd during the day, but before Secretary Brown
had a chance TO open tho loItors Mr. Gideon J.
Tucker, tho greonback candidate for Judge Of the
Court of Appeals called to pay his respects. "Koar-
nsy is one OF ours now,'' SAID Mr. Tucker to tho
HERALD reporter "His speech in New Jersey just
suits ue He has become quite soft since his sojourn
in East While In California hc was Ike all men
the Pacific coast, y hard-money man, but he IL
all right now, and 30 can do no less than just call
upon him." The interview with the agtator did not
last long, and Mr. Tucker promised to call again tor
the purpose Of having more extended conversation
SATISFACTION FROM NEWARK.
On looking over his natl Mr.. Kearney, addressing
inc naIaL0 and h.ndsS h new, wrasr
letter signed by 'the morocco dressers OF Newark
IN which account gwen OF the actual proceedings
oil the meeting where said koarncy had been de-
nounsed. The letter states tha, over SIX hundred
workingmen belonging to the NuSent factory we're
compelled TO 20 10 that meeting held In a nall, The
rent for which had been paid by tho firm that the
and clerks drew up the resolutions, ana that
only very few said "aye" wnen they put vote,
while tromc ndous cheers greeted subsequently tho
mention OF his ANY number OF letters dated In
ibis city thanking kearncy for his card puOshod in
yesterday Is HERALD were also received by the Same
mail.
..Ah." said Kearnoy, 81 have addressed at least
mill ON since left san Francisco, aud Gno people
everywhere slowly being educated up 10 H. Last
year, evon they did not understand the extent OF
their power; this year, wherever l havo Spoken
have ound men wiling to wade knos-docp In blood
" right tho wrongs Of workingmon"
KIARxEYs sYxPArHiEs.
''But how about the middle classes, Mr.. Koarnoyf
You seem 10 forget them entirely"
'.rbey belong 10 the laboring cassos aud OF
have my synpathy as much as the horny-haudod sons
Of toll pity most, however, those young mon
ing from college who arc not accustomed To manual
LABOR, and, unable turn their hands TO someth
tangible, have out miserable living which, 10
many cases, leads ~ despair and at last suicide"
IL suppose you have heard that there 10 q big
strike vi cur arivcrs gong on just nowY"
stOh yes. know all about IT,. Lot 1t go on; IL all
does good. By ana by inc class that strikes to-day
will sufficient strength 10 overcome monopoles
and capitalists IL is Working well ai over tho
Try better even than your newspapers care 10
nounce."
ro.xIanr's MEETING.
''Do you expect large meeting IN Union square 2"
son, yes; It viii be i'm mense hear from all sides
that they coming and We will try aud have good
accom- ouations Tor tho hurd working reporters.
canuo, toll you who IL TO preside. The people mus
settle that themselves when onco they led
handDiis that have boon distributed without my
knowledge or any effort on my part" Mr.. Kcarney
here handed tho reporter handful hoadvd, Men OF
multitude, he froe!n scar drivers hold tho tort -
"Monstcr gathering Go early"
Mr.. Blair, head of one OF tho national factions,
denied That no had beon captured Wy any Of the