The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-31
Arrival Of the California ASitator iii
BOSTON.
[By telegraph to the Herald

by Telegraph 10 Tue
Boston, Mass, July 29.-A small detach-
ment OF workingmen," with rude banners
and notices, denunciatory OF capital and
capitalists, had paraded the streets on the
way to the depot and gathered IN few
idlers and curiosty-seekers. The music to
winch the toiIers marched was furnished by
a solitary negro, who beat IL out OF the lead
OF mediup-sized drum.
MR.. KEARNEy's ADDRESS.
"Fellow-W orkingmen Of Boston, hope
you will excuse me. have had long
Journey. In the future [ trust you will
have ample opportunity to hear me speak
at length. l am glad to sec you up and
doing here in this opoiy-ridden Attain
tic slope. bring you the glad tidings from
your brothers OF the Pacific slope that we
left the plains OF California strcwn with the
fostering carcasses of some OF the political
plundererS, while they arc pegging away at
the rest. [Applause.l
DENUNCIAToRY CRIES.
"Our war is death to monopoly, death to
.debased capital. death to Mongolian slavery
as well as African or any other slavery, and
death upon death to political plunderers-
bloodsucl1ers Of all parties. [ come not
here to represent any particular class, fac
ton, or ism or creed; no nationality but
American. l come here to represent and
to meet honest workingmen fighting for
their rights, because the flag that we honor
and have upheld, and will again, is to-day
q Haunting lie. [Sensation.l 1t does not
wave for liberty. IL waves to protect q
a band OF pirates. [Chcers.] We propose
TO make it again wave for liberty-the lib
erty Of its workingmen. [Great applause.l
We will make this fight by the ba!Iot-that
power which in the hands of free people
is welded more potentially than the sword
of monarchies. Cheers.]
MIsREPREsENTED.
"Friends, have been misrcpreserted.
The Associated Press s-gatherers, work
ing in The interest Of unscrupulouS thieves
and depraved press, have distorted my
sayings in their insane and hellish attempt
to fasten on free people the shackles OF u
slavery worse than death. The San Fran
cisco Chronicle has special representative
here to telegraph back events in the interest
OF truth and honesty. We propose to do in
the East what We did in the West-meet
capital with labor in fair fight and crown
labor king" [Great applause
MOTHER AND son.
After the Sherman-House reception Kear-
ney ana ms immediate friends went to
Brighton, where small delegation met
them. Mrs. Kearney rushed out, and, en-
bracing her son, exclaimed:
sDenis, my boy, did ever expect to
see you again."
She had not seen him for fourteen years.
During the afternoon delegations OF the va
rious labor and greenDack organizations
called and paid their respects.
KEARNEY's PURPOSES.
Mr.. Kearney received to-day commune
cation from the State Central Committee OF
the National GreeIback party announcing
that Butler was to be put in nomination
and asking for his cooperation.
evil remain quiet for week to recruit
bis strength, and then he will begin his
regular campaign. &c wants to have q con-
ference with Mr. Butler before he starts
operations. Politics in Massachusetts for
the next few months are therefore likely to
be Of lively nature.