The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-11
KEARNEY IN MARBLEIlEAD.
ANOTHER CHARACTERIsTTC SPEECH by
THE SAND LOT ORITOR.
The Lawyer. Coming In for n Share Of hi.
Invecdve- Democratic Thieves aud Repab-
Iican Robbers to be Hurled from Power.

The Lawyer. Coming In for ~ Share Of hi.
InvectiVe- Democratic Thieves aud Repab-
Iican Robbers to be Hurled from Power.
MARBLEHEAD, Aug. TO- Tho renowned
flshcrman's town Of Marblchcad was the sconc
of great excitement to- night the occasion being
Kcarncy's speech to the workingmcn OF this
place. Long before the arrival Of the great
Pacific coast orator, Abbou's Hall was crowded.
Kcarncy came down from Boston at an carly
morning hour, and made his appearance at tho
hall at O'Clock. Charles H. Iitchman waa
chosen President. and made an Introductory
speech. which was loudly applaulod. Litchman
spoke In favor Of the workingmcn doing their
own thinking advocated the gre cnback theory.
denounced the capitalists emphasized the fact
that the work ngmcn were the support Of the
country criticised the credit system in this
town, and after ridculng tho trustee pro'css
as practscd here. proceeded to culogz, Kear.
ncy. Massachusetts, he said. had had
taste " the Chinese question at North Adams"
Litchman referred in complimentary terms TO
Gen Butler. which WAS received with great APP
plause Kearney was hero introduced and re-
ceivcd with dcafening applause. lie said:
Mn. CHAIRMAN AND WoRKGNoMEN AND WOMEN
OF MARBLEnEAD: ! thank you ON be-
half OF the wOrkingmen aud women of
California for this warm rcce ption'
The Chairman in eulogizlng the old State OF
Massachusetts,. announced that this * the first
gun 81 the campaign for the State election. In
sa'huscus the American republic was horn
In riot and perpctuatcd freedom. have read
OF Massachusetts, epurnng from her lips the
poison cup OF European servitudc Of it, clamor-
ing and crying for liberty aud unoppressod hui
manity-and for WHAT Watch the moon as 1t
passes over the state Of Massachusetts,. 10l
years after the Declaration Of Independence and
see the first gun OF the campaign Of 1850 fired.
Right hero in Massachusetts a now republic
must be born. This isn't meeting called in
nc interests OF any political party II Ia meet
ing called In tho interests Of the people ap-
pausel Of the United States. II is fight he
tween thieves and honest mon: it is n fight that
VIII terminate in two years. and see the door
OF the White House opening for working
mans candidate Great applausel | am glad.
although feeling out Of place here in such q
magnificent carpctcd hail TO soc The working
men gathered here. We have a great battle
s before ns; we have nght to make between
labor king. The lahoring man is TO be crowned
the King of men. tell YOU in all humility to
Ing you can win. tApplausc.l Forget nil these
Issues come together IN solid AhalanN. and
you can elect your candidates, These issues
have kept the workingmen Of this country ont
OF power, hut IN this enlightened nineteenth
INJURY ", tns worhihfnien DO not intend TO bo
matter OF life aud death. The question is
shall Tue republic be perpetuated, or shall II
lecherous hondholderand political thief making
the necessary preparations 10 commence the
him 10 Europe in order 10 acluaint him with
the history 0f the ODD World that he may como
before you with new issues aud create n new
sensation tut we propose To- iuresiall them and
whom he returns know TINT the workingmen
81 Mq-sachqse,,s will give, him the cold
Of the United states viii be 'V 30 "hi SroSSshy
organized when he returns that no other party
Will have an opportunity Of presenting thoir is
sues 10 the people. lCireat applause The poo
pc are Disguised with ISSUES Applause
meetings politicians have hat full sway. Whi.-
key hloaicd orators have spouted. applause
W. want no such long list 81 Xice-rros ilents.
t. address workingmen. Applause II W.
elect workinsmen they viii make laws in favor
OF ihemhseNGiS 9nd such laws must noes
ggllauss'c.l Bat now what 9c We, dndf
mo. ! am down ON lawyers. But il is nne To-
wear tapd,up collar and be- bank president
do h at hw19 are ge ,S 2snk pref
five years and Judge OF that. lApplausel Tn
der No English law these bank presidents can't
pay back. They have received the money. but
when under that law they BAY they can pay
BACK. d,>pise the English laws, APPLAUSE
ever since have landed IN New Ens .Is ,di'V wt
have had 40 quafre! with capital honestly
carmel applause and honestly used We have
no luarr YIN honest men. Applause What
We want Is e. see the honest men come from
among the thieves. lApplauscI Those who
are OPP sed O. Us are enemies md We viii
fight them the length aud Lrcaithfot mis-
country. Applause We want our friends 70
come over on our side OthrrW So thoy will be
rlnssel among the thieves. tAppauso. The
country Is going 20 the dogs rs fast as Il can 90.
Applause. md who are the pilots but blatant.
loui;mouthed men who hold sinecure Offices
Look az the last Congress without going into de-
tails | want To- smash up the Democratic thief
and Republican robbcr applause Every man
free speech that has been delivered for III" rns,
hfty years has been delivered for thieves lap
plausc not In the interest ~ honest men What
We want is T. make a hght upon an intelli-
talie,tus standard Of the workingmen We are
gong 70 cal np9n them 70 pool thoir Issues nnl
worklngman has the power In his own hand
and can do what he chooses. Applausel Any
thing is better than thief Applause. Emu
plau.el Wipe out Infamous measures that
grind the wgrkingmen ApplausGI Agi-
who has nothing 10 10 but study the downfall Of
tho republic. face his poll tax, and not harp
T. BAY his. California is the model STATE Of The
Union in that respect. aud there the working
Marblehead and negfborlng shoemcn. viii
in number will relieve one another 10y night and
day They can live on rats and rice: Laugh
ter Competition with them Ia out OF the qii, a
ton, TINS question Interests YOU, and We want
you 10 eradicate the Cinnamon.
hearney repeated his areuments in favor Of
10 discus. those issues AS lar ~ figures are
concerned will not ufe you. and only give To
You the fact u my kniwlg Of "A dinner costing
81 900 given by an oilira party. while know
oi 900 men who were starving at the time.
K"arn"y hero made Il bitter attack on tho Bo-.
ten HTdb' which was received with great APP
plausc. and ridiculed the press. and the Boston
press in particular. lle ended his spo.ch amid
great enthusiasm. Then solutions donounc-
Ing the Chinese md in favor Of worsingmon
c'alos ing aud dropping all side issuos were
adopted.
The Base Hall National League.
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