The sun., 1878-09-07

10 tho moonl To- give us light. lApplaysc1 i tell
you Tint God Almighty is with us We see % It IN
| the fine night He has given us hero. He follows
| mo NIL over the country. Great appauscl
! lRcading a paper handed, ,ur 70 himl am in
| have lust brought squad OF police into the beer
! garden on the corner 50 as 70 maSo II gu right
sentatives will have a nice time intcrfcr-
ing with this audience. don't know
te you TO- night. have already spoken over an
| hour and II quarter; but. in conclusion. Jet me
appeal to you tp.nght to ar in'eliiEcnt,y and
| lbcry. You nre now called upon to prove to
the civilized world at large that tho American
| workingmcn are going to use that wchpon. the
ballot. 20 emnncipnte labor In California we
are cursed with the almond-eycd parasite from
| China-in other words, the MOngolian lepcr.
! lie is used ns a weapon by the greedy, grasping
! curmorant Of California To oppress the poor
| lahoring mon Of that glorious state; hut let mo
tell you hero tonight. that the workingmen of
California have taken time by ne iorclock.
They have capturCd ne STATE and they are GO
4 voice Three cheers for Bon nutlor.
Mr. hG"r r s Bcn "ussnGc a"r
The cheers were strongly Givenl liui
81 ask Of ySSH SY,, men r; ,,o in New
men Of tho racinc coast. in ease there should
be some trouble at thu other side of the Rocky
Mountains. and vpu are called-ousidc OF vou
men they can't call upon any others-and you arc
called upon 70 60 out there To shoot the work
Of No. mol But nevertheless accept the mus.
kct and the ammunition, and shoot the first
| man thut tells YOU 10 shoot your nfOtnpr. lAp-
| pauscl Now. there nrc plenty ut men here
lint know about the Cinnamon in California.
Let mo touch upon tho strike Of yesterday.
lApplausc.l I must admit. and do II with
ts9Si, stTEea and wv viii I'll I'll ou Yoa WHY fhcrc are a"
tHc places qi the men that strike-always
plenty Now The strike that ! nm in
everything. lApplausc.l You mon, by captur-
railroads. You cpn run them in TIE interest q
o. 1rtNprS conductors III
sense enough To- capture tho ballot box. lAp-
plausc And moreoyer as & to he Third m avenue emu,
. pany receives a salary OF t20OO0 year. and
also received last year present Of $1,000.
Well this is America and you men are 10
, blame for this. You men. when you elect your
Ing TO ,lo With them {? Ivoiccs-Hang themI See
; that you men do it: see that the fret man that
goes back on you after you have elected him
. inteSenty see that you hang him or shoot
| him. and see. moreover. that YOU ronsi him
does Ana far. e he goes to eurSos coos
: to the springs. sec thu. you appoint n
committee TO follow him there and shoot him
, | there. Applause Then you can get honest
! mon; then YOU men can capture railroads.
steamboats,, and all corporations ,ooi every do
in your interests? Because cicht-tenihs OF the
: American people are honest work ingmen. The
. other two-tenths comprise the l"echcrous bond
| holder. the bloodsucker of labor. the political
" hummer. and their hckspittle-. APPLAUSE
j. You men form cight-t"nfhs Of the voting pouu-
. lntinn Of the United States. In New York city.
( of every ten ballots that so into tho ballot box.
eight are deposited neGs ineTs & 10y w9rInsmsn. yo
see SJ @ prTPts PT' ,pTTfa sra Gs n y2b 10
I they are put forward that you Will vote for
u them. Recollect you arc doing 1t in the interest
1 of yourselves. your wives, YOUR homesteadS
y and your families. And then and not until
= then. can we. the American people, hail this
u country $500, as repnoIiS ~ ApplaHrs@ keeoerI
Z recollcct have visited c>ery civilizel and bar
!. barous part of this planet. and to-day car say
saI The stars Snd spso ia te a
q of freedom. Al You men want to do Is 20 purify
= that flag and have II wave again for liberty and
. the rights OF man
l. Now. friends. in conclusion. 10 please the NGr
lork H@dd aud 10 plens" ihs lieEspitiles and
ihcre-others have tp"ir hhrcms down hy som,
/ to Work for Gaif Bay 81" ths reporers You
must understand. are workinginen. There il
any more than do the reporters who write and
u collect the news tor the newspapers. Let N,
e tell you why. A'young hoy receives his educa.
,- tion he is college bred. he govs into the world
il with his college education 10 sock q livelihood
ii ho comes 10 New York city and seeks employ
d tors Of these newspapers have the dead wood
10 ON these reporters. The, reporter cannot Do
/. deprived him Of any other mode Of support
y Consequently when deprived OF that. he drowns
ie vllanous. thieying. cutthroat proprietors take
y shamefully. l know II. Now, then, Il Il
K YY York city Wv Who do DO ali The work. Will
n the thieyng. Internal cutthroats visit Eg
10 Toe. Laughter Let me call upon The com
4 posit9rs and [SporSrs to combine ard rpn = n,
le the reporters Of the newspapers. Their situa
ID ton and surroundings are taken advantage o
d ns H2 mSntsned SSS hence Ky them NY Yet as .hs
10 too are 10 blame 81 u certain extent. The com
NJ who writing Onllf la or
re run the newspapers in their own interest. on
s. election day they will be all with you. every on
IN Of them. and in turn you Will give them news
g paper Of their own to run, II we force the Gov
of ernmcnt to pay for it,. lLaughterl
IS ' Now. to please these simy sheets | nm
w going to call upon you for a collection. | wan
s. you 70 understapdt that ! am going to beg M
to beg for n living; am now beggar before tn
10 American people. and all want Is enough Il
RS get all The money want, aud all the nowspape
re support want. provided put on hhypocrtica
ps face. II two or three men men VIII pass thei
lc take up a collection. | will be- much obliged T.
of them. and dor't care how much get either
10 In conclusion. friends. ! thank you 4 thousan
ri times. We have succeeded tonight.
Il Cries Of " How about Beecher?' " How abou
at Mir Kearney- Oh, look upon John Kelly n
@ wh TS pGTs s nam wSR5 o SSn Hanr
70 Water and Broad Beechcr as beneath my no
ls tice, tApplausel ] have now dropped him b
At Let him drop he Is buried forever Come riGh
is up therc and put your money in the hat,
IN After Mr. Masterson had spoken. Mr. Kearnc
h. again spoke briefly. this time with his coat on
lis II" urgod the woTaingmcn to organic to can
81 turc the State. and particulary the city OF Nr'
ne York. WorkinGmen. he said, We're divided int
IN many factions, and the ickspittle capital
re isis were ready to capture them. W
IL are Of no nationality" he said; -. W
nd simply Americ4p yo worsnSSTPGp King Pcpc p1rt
he for the election NJ George Blair MS Chairman {
ho | this meeting. He is the pivot around which q
ot smaller men must rally, There arr other, me
NJ lust as honest but he is the head centre. Fact
Of | are facts" Prolonged choers.l
ei Noice-How about Shupei
o. Kearney-I don't know him from side {
~ | sole leather
-'s | Another Voice-Peter Cooper?
r- Kearney-I don't know him.
n After again urging worSingmen to rally I
ur the support OF Blair in order TO overthro'
N men owning corporations, like Vanderbilt
ok who are enemies TO freedom kearnoy an
mi | swered n request from some ono in the crow
ey TO toll something about the red tiuR.
ur The rediag All tho American working
" the red flag is the emblem OF law and order