The sun., 1878-09-07

sheet arc compelled TO stnrvc. IN great
p"bishcd H ''S an ciIESrS hiES%H'' about me- ts wrt
ten hy some pcstferous creature who knows
HeaVrn M % IAppi"us"J % "Jo Tie he 9,G,me the thS cre"n %
OF the p,undering, nurderlng. thirNinE villains |
Di NeW TrE o9rE fg osnry as sV s The " c"r o the
Tribune is not III TO tie the shoe strings OF Denis
kearney;r lApplanso and aughterI Int , sun. SUN
] found The sun pretty independent news |
Tish World. Applause and laueltrr.l ,Thercs
u sample ot II newspaper. TO give the news |
plain. The plain. unvarn shed truth.
Fellow workiugmen, 1appear before yon to-
men OF the United States. do not pretend to
come before you IN tn" capacity of .lema-
eoguc: neither do pretend tQ, appear before
you with u false countcnancc. You see me now
and you see me all the time. | tell you, and |
tell you frankly. Tonight from whit ! have
the workingmcn Of tho United Statcs--God'i
nohlest childrcn-will capture the United States
OF America within the next two years. lGrcat
ppplausc.l when l state this | state facts. |
have addressed million Of men. know their
sentiments and iheiy temper. Is New York city
sN""ff no "NoF1 Is Is there here f man within the
sound Of my voice that will ever again vote for
rTT2sanS TSo!%S dS pTSSiS3in 9Sieyinr
vampires have bccn weighed in tho balance and
found wanting. | told YOU. friends. why /
lAnother disturbance in the dense crowd.l II
those men would Keep perfectly quiet they
would hear me; Every word ! utter to might
meeting, providing thc, friends remain periety
quiet. Now. let n. define my position. While
tho siandi While recognize in These social
istic movements kindred organization. ,hav-
! lapplnusel: while am willing to accord to
| them Increased row down below kcarncy in
dSSpsSa Me bh Il Yo on mn cOy w ncR fR
| strainng my voice needlessly. Fellow work
ingmcnl ORDER Friends Order! Saw ofli
| cert want that man arrested. More disturb
| ance down below. hurried rush. angry voices,
the choking kwack" OF a compressed throet;
| then quctl Fellow workngmen. you will
please keep order. now that man IL gone. am
sorry to see him hurt however. I'm going TO
deliver speech; don't care the toss OF q sQli-
| tnry straw II all the thieves connected with
| Tammany ll.lmingled cheering and groans.
] set Tammany Hall and ts thieving lickspitue
| vampires mt defiance here. tonight. Loud ap-
plauscl I'm going to take advantage of my priv.
! ilcgc as an American citizen. Applause know
my rights and dare maintain thein Permission
has been granted me to speak from this plat
and % sn e ss around STs m nn me- he m until
/ get an opportunity to speak. II necessary.
Now. workingmen, Keep perfectly quiet 1t
Probably he received a little whiskoy 10 come in
the ' fumes M ' Of the whiskey he rcceiSsd-from
| Herald representatives. no doubt.dio away
nature the world over We must look upon tho
poor creatures who are our brothers. and diner
with US our brothers. Let us instruct them
in the way that Is right without clubbing them
and hamInering them over the head. lAp-
plause.l
II is grand uprising Of the people who have
recorded an oath IN Heaven that they will bc
| free Applause The coming fight Is between
honest men and thieves. lApplause.l Let me
dgress for n moment 10y simply saying that
have not come here TO please individuals.
audience address and Denis Kearney. TAP
pause.l As long MS the audience ! address
| sympathzes with me, what care | for other
| people2 What care / for my1critcs? They
merely represent th@emselyes. @ but ;o.nght there,
listening 70 words OF wisdom. lApplause and
The present uprising OF the American people
IL owing to the corruption OF III" past. For l01
years have we elected men to Office to reprcs' nt
US. We have elected the learned men Of the
country. We have given the bank smashrrs
and legal pirates all tho opportunity th"y have
tency for perpetuatinC republican form oi
government lApplnuscl Now. friends. why
DO these men another disturbance in the
ton giving three cheers for John Kelly. Next
November you will have an ample opportunity 10
back keep them there. We have given tho lonrn-
Ing of America chanceto prove its ncompct"n-
mont The workingmen Of this country have
been called upon recently To protect the Ameri-
can Union. They, responded with alacriy
| Now you are called upon again to protect the
American Union and perpetuate your liberty
and IN calling upon you men now. we appe3
iectuai standard We don't undertake TO appea
to the bullet or the dagger. but we call upon
you and ask you, to use. small paper
mers. lApplausel You are called upon e
deposit simple ballot. 10 walk right
through tho army OF paid hirelings. who
are paid by the corruptionists Of New York
city to .psychoogze the honest men Of NV
army Of political bummers and deposit your
little paper knife IN The ballot box for bones
Labor party"i don't know % great deal about
that organization. but | know this much. that
ANYTHING that VII eurstup thc Dem3sratic the T.,
to commence with. Then the artist, the mar
the 0 emanepation N % OF labor t" in 'S Other words
the artist can come along behind and cultivate
clear a way on the rocky road. Somebody mus
hew the forests Of corruption that now impede
the progress OF this movement before anythinl
are hundreds ofthousands Of men who haven
form aud set the hell-born and hell -bount
thieves OF New York, city at defiance. LAP
wSrS %nen 'asS Know upon thcy SSf w
spond | know myself OF no less thar
10000 men. mechanics artisans In the UnlteC
They have their night schools. they are driinl
themselves In the arts and science OF govern
mcnt. and tell you that lust as soon as We
! make way for those men TO put their ideas into
practice, impress their idens upon not only th'
organic law Of the State. but Of the United States
then. and not until then. can the workingmen o
America hail with Joy the. .perpetuation OF the
liberty lApplause.l Now. friends, one man look
with green spectacles at greenbacks. Green
backsl 1t is a very good issue in its place, anc
let me beg of you right here tonight not t
crowd too many issues before the. people at ont
time. One issue at time. II you carr
out your greenback issue. as understand 1t
and my notion Of finance Is crude; but in ou
recent troubles. when the American Repuhi
was in danger. what became of goldf What be
came OF the gold Of the country in the time o
war; All itshowed its cowaIdly head Green
backs were called into requisition; and nov
why discard greenbacks in time Of peace =? !
they were broad enough TO protect you in TIM
Of war why discard them in time Of peace
The honest American workingmen--E, Ap
. plausel Let me give you rough estimate o
,, what Shylock wants. The thieving bloodsuck
ers Of labor who ride in tally-ho coaches. VIII
spend their time in foreign countrcs VIII
, spend their time and money outside o
/ | America. living upon the sweat OF IN
: American laborer; when you issue greenback
/ | you will cut of great army Of bloodsuckcrs Il
r ono fell swoOp. iApplause.l And yet they tell
a that we want gold resumption. One hundre'
y and thirty.six millions Of dollars is all tn
K money we have got to redeem the greenback
/, | with. We are supposed To redeem three hun
z dred and forty-six millions Of greenbacks b
! ono hundred and thirty-six millions in Rol
=. | when tho khVlOckG will call unOn thn (,OVpru