The New York herald., 1878-08-08

his party proposed to succeed In having their ideas
"we win carry out plans by political meaas-
always proyided that we are not intcrfered WITH"
''And II you should be-
"And II should be- Well, them" said Mr.
Schwao, ''you know what happened In tho time of
the late rebellion. In 1860 the minority took up
THAT is serious view OF IT," observed the writer
Ine matter is as serious" reJoined the rcsoiu'e,
STURDY ROCKING man. "as u was In Tho year l116, when
tho minority IN this country called France to their
ala In order to establish their independence. This
county oris'nated IN revolution, and revolution
gives oirth 10 systems All governments and existing
social forms originated In. iorce and the working
people OF this Republic rise IN their might to
taoiisn new order of thngs'
Mr. schwab having TO attend meeting the unnn-
ishcd interview Terminated.
KeARNEYs CHOICE xPIrEErs--HIs TROUBLE
WITH THE BOSTON NEwsPAPERs-HE HAS AN
ASSOCIATED PRESS OF HIS owN-TH1 CoUS-
TRY FREE ENOUGH TO PERMIT HIM TO BE
UNaRAMMATIcaL-HIs GREAT MISSION TO
sQUELCH ALL LIES AND TO ''PrERcE THE
EHINocERIAN HIDE OF BRAzEN MoNoP-
oLIEs."
To rHE EDITOR THE Bosrox GLoBE:-
seldom havo use OF newspapers columns TO
reach tho public ear, thank God for a tongue ma
ture has given mo and strong pair OF lungs, but
as may not have occasion again address the
workingmen OF Boston soon, and as the Globe
comes the nearest TO my idOa of newspaper-ires
and untrammeiled-of all others in Boston, and as
such 1t ought to enjoy the largest circulation, and
consequently through 1t roach the largest number OF
people, permit me to say a word de-
fence OF worEingman. Last evening at Faneul
Halt, speaking IN seIf-defcnce, I paid my re-
spects to tho Associated Prcss-the lying old whcp,
maddened with the singing truth-rght between
n the eyes In her blind rage she founders around
and plunges her poisonous fangs into an Innocent
person. true TO ner nature, not daring meet foe
In the Boston Advertiser this morning, l read tho
followiag:-
Te rnk kDrons OF rHK Bos1os DAILY ADvrnrsKR:-
haussa She major portion his vocaop!ary In whole;
ir.m the San Francisco Chronicle despatch when
Press sh ny S 'ss s. s
rs.a Dy him. py WAS .sn; by ,%is Ss' o" 'hs
the A.sos,",sd .s Press. .sIae from the simple an
meeting 70 night, wa. the report Of an in.srview
s % s.y acas 1a Mr. sa
the prncplsth. act OF agent act Of prneipaD who
1o who psadisS Ss
ss s"s .Sa- aas asi'I ss1Ha
BY him: we presume on the prnep,e OF "Snsiness
nine ir.a a
S
m"'''' P@ao%GE g. PSiMsHLL. Associated Press.
Az to my being an freshman, my grammar, my pro-
fnnity, &C., that's my busiuess-"iree country {"
nsn.s then Pm always "on deck" wsn "cats.s ~
| band" The pernon who accompanies me and
ac.s as my secretary came East in the en-
| ploy OF the san Francisco Chronicle an
enlerprising, independents newspaper OF San Fran
cisco: He Is employed to report my movements in
the East for that paper, as people viii have news.
Beinx an old associate OF mine, IRON tho ln-
ception OF ,he agitation California to tho
| time, ever wiling TO lend a helping hand she
| cause. aud thoroughly convcrsant with it, beng u
practical workingman he voluntarily assists me IN
my constantly increasing correspondcncc, SC Not
being able to pay secretary the favor s Appreciated
whicn however, also my business. Therefore, acting
IN the capacity ot reporter for paper me
last sunday no sent ropsrt oi my arrival aud re-
csptiOn In Boston That report published IN tho
| MONDAY ISSUE which arrived here last evening" one
week old. Directly under his report another
| account, sent By the Associated Press, /
rno publication of the interview here was OF no con-
sequence 10 mo, nor even to General Butler Junging
from the enthusiasm with which his name
cervsd IN Faneu Hall; consequently II was an itom
OF "news, " tney paid ior IT, ana like tho beathen
Indian whom the "ioy" grew old, they to
"trade backce" And yet whiio some OF ,ns papers
paid for It, others published u without giving
proper credit several oil the Associated Prcss papers
falling In this particular alter their agent had agreed
to do SO, and these papers whisper the
old monopoly, which tattles 10 the depravity OF 'ad-
vanced civilization II that be honesty ana air dcaI-
Ing their part where does chicancry and shieving
came in, would ike 10 know. But the sharp arrow
lieresd she rhinoosran hide OF braxeu mo-
! nopoly get tho irst "puil" at that
i,tcrv,ew eelors II GOT out wes. They d,a not &c!
have 60, a little Assocatod Press Of my
and and Ssnen,s the s people ' by giving '"Vn ,Som
the pure aud unadultered news. propose monopo-
lize it-nght fire with fire." 'rs truo they can iee-
| graph lies IRON California here, but am hore TO
squeich them, and can circumvent their stories to
| California 100. Hang their ioul carcasscs up, thou
| imp OF darkness, aud lot the OF righteousness
shine out hot that tho dsOr rganization may be
| rupd that tho stencil will not sicgen the just In
hcsven. With respect, DENNIS kEARNEY.