The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-06
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you mnst get up or smut M"
al nc'ong 10 no PARTY" says Ben. Butter. .Ano
all parties arc satisfied" says The Reading tP') Time
and DcspatcA
Herald asked, "what 40 you by pooling
tssuesf"
.rha, is not for me to answer" he replied.
al merely asked for Information"
"rhars all right, " sad Kearney.
"what remedy have you to Offer for the existing
troubles in labor circless" was the nsxi question.
"That's my business ana declineto answer"
Show tong nave you been IN this country md
whom did you 80 10 tho Pacific coast?"
"Ihese questions are irrelevant" said Mr.. kear-
do you propose to stump Massachusct for But.
Eyes,
The Reading Times and Despatch says:-"Chin- Chin
Is tue name OF Dennis kcarney in Chinese"
The Nashville (renn) Anrericaa says:-s'Archbishop
Purcell says kcarney vic blackguard. This Is Is
opinion alter receiving call from the friend OF
IL have lived with my under the blaze OF q
microscopes Tor sixteen years" says General Butler
sand no man yet has found anything that can't
swer "fhen,' says tue Louisville Ky Courier
Journal, "maybe you can tell who struck Billy Pat
terson, aud give US fow facts touching the subse-
qucnt lstory OF the boy tina; butod the bull of the
BRIDGE"
The Jersey City Argus says:-"wncn a Newark
man asked hearney how much no got month the
nornynanded son OF toll declined answer He isn't
that sort of n workingmaa."
Tho Catholic Telegraph says:-"We have had enoui h
and more than enough Of the bloody shirt In poll
Tics kearney, me great California agitator,' has
aVempteu W SHIRT OF another color. HIS
effort mas not been crowned with the
TO have anticipated The grievances Of workingme n
are not displayed to advantage by CONSTANT pro.
fuse exhibition OF unclean linen the part the
soIt-eiscied representative. And then kcarney $
eloquence Is IN exact Keeping with the appearance oil
his linen. 1t Is copiOusly ioul aud studIously bias
phemous. oratory OF this kind advances cause
II at once Kills the speaker aud tho theory winch he
advocates. The working classes have undoubtedly
great distress 10 encounter, but much OF II is
table and the result Of long combination Of causes
for which no Class is answeraple 1t dis.
grace 10 the working classes represented
name by Disappearing ruflan .ull OF ignorant ego
tism and pridng himself being unkcmpt. We
know and sec thousands OF woI kin gmen raey
our CHURCHES SUNDAY alter Sunday. They the
ohief support anu pride OF ;he Catholic Church. We
do rot know one VI the kearncy stripe We DO no,
know ono who would not rcpudiate such representa-
tive. We do not kno" one who would make personal
uncleanliness point OF pruc "
can exchange, I" says tho Pottsvile pal Miners
Journal, ''saIc astically remarks:'Ot Dennis kear
ney II may be said that when he has taken oil hi
and necktie ana uttered those cabu!istic words
| Pool your issuesl he has exhausted himself New
| erthcIess Dennis Kcarney has MS uses. He has
| valuable knack OF showing the American votor JUS
| how repuisve Communism Is wnen stripped OF tiut
| words anu proclai med by an advocate docs no
hesitate to express bis real sentiments Another
| hrs uses Is to show the American people Just how
| large crop oil Communism is growing on American
soil. It's precise extent cannot be measured Il
November, out to Judge from present Indications IL Il
| not Of alarming magnitude"
The Worcester (Slass.) Spy says :-"General Butle
III MS HaverhAi speech spoke OF Deuni3 koarhoy ~
growing up amid oppression trodden on, despiset
sbh0rred, abused, because he was humble and poor
imprisoned In all sorts OF places, prosecuted IN al
sorts OF ways, crashed down under tho feet OF tn
men OF capital Donnis himself would not ack no vi
pressed wherever he can mud listeners, that he /
| more than match for the men of capital.