Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-30
o. KElRMEY IN WASHINGTON.
NEE MAKES MS SPEECH pRoM
TnE CAPITOL STEPS

NEE MAKES HIS sPEECH HR0M
rnE CAPITOL STEPS
0. Very Careful Nos 60 Msstion
Hemp-Bsrisg she Members 81
the Cabiaes-He Makes y Feeble
lmpressien On the worktaEnes.
WASHINGTON. August 30. Ksarney
to-day had an interview with Secretary
Carl Sehurl and McCrary. and Acting
Secretary OF the Treasury Hawlsy.
Kearnsy's object in visiting them was.
he says. to get their views regarding Ia
boring interests. He refuses to make
public what passed between himself and
the officials visited by him. He says.
however. he auds them . hard money
Cabinet. Pointing to the new State.
War and Navy Department building. he
said the men who were working on II
we're not getting anything ; II all went
TO the thisving contractors ; the Govern.
msnt ought to build smaller and cheaper
buildings and lend money on long time
to starving people to 60 out West and
buy small farms. lie said Washington
had no attractions for him (; that he did
not come 10 look al fine buildings whom
,..n.w a. man, naomi. hsr. and all
,.., ~.
o'e' .ne 'o'
speech on the capitoi steps 'nis s'sning
would not be. ~ said. communistie-
they never were. He believed In the
ballot, but not In The commune and bull
lets.
CHICAGO. Aug. ga Journal Wash
ington special says: Dennis ksarnsy
has met with very cool reception here.
He was not invited or expected. None
Of the workinsnen leaders knew he was
coming. and all to q man disavow any
responsibility for him. They say tina
they Will 80 70 near MN speak to-nign.,
simply as listeners, ou. wii hot ptsI,as
at HI. meeting oios ioI nun;
and ina aitsr MS sPeeen, 'nsy sn
ind that hearnsy eh'er.alns suen ssnu-
ments a. nave oeen altriou'su .o niui'
he VIII Do formally ulsownsu oy .nsln'
The point 'nAt hearhsy seems mos. an.'
ioas 10 convey ~ MS Pr,va's eon,eIs,'
uon IL, ,nA' 'ners mas oeea nv IN.
WIN puust. nain us -
saia. saoslanuaily. ins,1 Us 81
no break up oss"een INC anu puue'; on
the contrary, expect 70 return 70 MAE
sachusests aud stump all portions OF that
State for Butler. who IL the ma OF al
men In this country that the working
men should put at the head OF Affairs IN
this country"
PHnApELHHIA. August ga dis
patch was received from ksarnsy to-day
stating that be will Do IN this city To-
morrow evening. He will DO received
by a delegation OF the National party
with torchlights. etc.. and escorted TO
Gould's Hotel. At night he will speak
in the open air. at broad street and CO.
lumbia avenue. The Nationals are con-
siderably agitated In regard to his APP
p~eaIancs. and in doubt whether to in
dorss him or not.
WASHINGTON, August 90. = Dennis
htuIucy uuuIuoScu u ihLbo huuicuCs w
night from the east portico Of the Capt.
toll. During his remarks he said the
country was ripe for q social revolution.
and the workinsmen were going In 10
win. He warned those whom he dssig-
mated ~ plundersrs, lscherous blood
hounds, bank smashers, railroad rob-
beers. land pirates and political bummsrs,
and all hell hounds and hell hound
thieves in and out OF jail, not to intsr-
fsrs with the rights Of American citi-
n The battle was 10 DO fought be-
tween honest men and thieves. The
remedy for existing evils waste organize
and a~gitats-to pool the Issues and put
them into n pot, and tie over them n
cover so tight that the lid could not be
lifted till the pot was captured by work
ingmen who have paper knives to cut
the threats OF political bummsrs, aud
elect honest, industrious and intelligent
men to Office. and then instruct them
what to do. Ksarney said he considered
the President n nice gentleman privately
but no had not q very high opinion OF
him m q President. He had the honor
OF casting his frst vote Tor Hayes.
He said he despised Tiiden and
all the latter's followers, believing
| that III Tllden bad been elected the