The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-13
DENNIS KEARNEY.

OPEN ALB ADDREssES Dy THE LABOR AolrAIoh
AT LYNN, MASS. -PLAuprrs AND yEERs BY
THE cRowp-BoNDHoLpERs AND COOLIES
pENoUNcED AND THREATENED.
lB1 TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LYNN, Mass, August 1s, 1878.
The Crispins other labor organizations OF work
ingmen were ont in full force on tho Common this
evening 10 listen TO the harangue OF Den
mis- Ksarney. Long before eight O'Clock, the
hour appointed for the meeting. large crowds OF
people, both male and female, filed In through
she gatswsys OF the Common and struggled for advan-
tageous positions There were 5000 persons around
the platform when the COMMITTEES brought ksarnsy
up the steps. Ho received With loud plaudiss and
not few jesrs Kisses were hoard as he took bis
scat Prominent labor ag.ators and gresnbaek load
from Salem, Marbshead and other adjssens towns
were present, well the local organizers, making
large and formidable body OF Butler workers
KKARNEY's ADDRESS
After the usual introduction Kcarney denied the
story published in Boston paper that no was an
Oraugeman He said ~ am not an Orangeman. !
christsned my children Cal holics In the Catholic
Church. paper .h. has 20 descend 70 such low aud
masses deserves The scorn OF every honest man.
hate an Orangeman"
DEsUscIArioN HEWITT
He next paid his respects 10 Abram g. Hewitt
OF New York. read = despatch to-day,
he said, in Boston paper, which stated that This
man had attacked mo al public dinner given at Dol
monico's while drinking champagne, furnished and
pad Tor by the isensTous oondnod ,s o. New New
if It were not for the honor Of my adopted State
OF California. did not intend to notice the man. or
10 so Tar degrade and dcmean myself as to utter
word OF reply 10 the rawlings Of miserable fellow like
Hewitt He says that the work. ngmsu OF California
not read or write. l would rathor have ono
honest workngman on constitutional convention
than ton thousand political biks ike Hewitt But It
rs lie. Many Of tho mon who viii represent the
laboring classes are Intelligent educated mechanics
roons Or the CITY Hall in rings sna
s,;': sS':s:Ass: n:s homes, ~! Twin:
the sort OF argument that the democratic thief
republican robDer to dssuads the workingmsn OF
the East from following the example O their brethren
OF the Pacific coatt anu combining 10 make the bond
holders and bank masters trembls But tsskes
OF being 10 successfully eomoat the movement and
the honest men who are directing H..
DOWN WITH THE PiG-rAiL.D LEPgRa
he then won't INTO the same old arguments against
tha; Chinese. hear. he said, that the shee man
10 .o
will be prepared for them. We will Ix them.
They must 60. even il force be necessary
worksnr%.n 'n sle active meetings .1s n.s old
daily ali parts OF the commonwealth and each one
fernal who sucked the lie blood
OF the hardworkIng masses We wall scatter their
frionds won't know them. Thn reminds me OF
story. A man Who had been married
10 Jour wives and nad buried them all was compelled
TO dig up the bones owing to the cemetery bong
moved He pnt tho bones OF each in particular part
of the wagon and drove away, But the cart tipped
over and tne bones were thrown out in heap. He
buried Thorn IN one grave ana placed over 1t this In
sO.iption:-
Stranger, pause and drop tear,
For Mary Ann 10 buried horot
Aud In some ysterous nanner,
susan, Jane ana, perhaps. Hannah.
The usual exhortation pool their and unite
on Ben Butler was given to those present. and then,
with three cheers for the Essex statesman the
ing closed after lew short addresses made by
other speakers. N4