The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-14

Of hell he said. had spaeraksn e esss sspsrsasus
90 this uprising Of the vorkingmes and o. his ews
numos efforts 70 elevate the uasssa Bat said
ue BIsss orhtor there Is not editorial brAfUs enough
In 1his country 70 write aeun. l have musoia
, yoics sna iunss 20 night these .hevss, ssd s,vs
.nsn warning tina, II were 70 meet the devil vesid
sDht him ~ Two ana walk between tbs pteoea 4 -
the newspapers ss defiance W.T. ~ '''-1rT n.y.
HE Is sOr An okAxGEMAs
They have discovered that I am an ornsn,Sns,
Now will repeat what ssia IN Lynn Isst sjshs-
s snM am no. s an osAn s, that have sses
In The Catholic religion hate aAd dss.
p,ss sac nsrro. %.a.a oso. ". ysaa -,
have only ono faith ana that mink shared by you
and tina, ~ that on November d. will elect 10 tns
Butler) Jf I WOOL NHH'NfHlD III
''s s: h.Ts ss fox s s;A ne NJ. 10,
hear Tappan swssr' Did you ever hear wins.
low. chaco. H,,haw.y swcarg mol These nigh
.ooed thieves went TO church, held up their eyes,
knelt on velvet cushions Hsd prayed Ter their In.
famous souls, sod yet these inea have AL tho time
more than all the poor mon who nave been sent u
jail In the last ten Year,.
KEARSkY PAYS MS RESTRICTS TO BKECHgR.
Beecher never swesrs. he breaches every Suulay
10 lazy fat set oil oaers ami religious aasblsrs
VINO nave made corners 10 every.hins and hsve tried
10 get up corner in he'll but tho sulphur market
fused To be bought up, ana SO they hire Beecher 10
knock the bottom out OF he but will give them all
Inc hsi! they want here. A. this point Kesrnsy
took on his collar. WITH tho remark tnas he coult only
snord TWO collars a week. Tho ..horsy haudsd' re-
sPonoeo W 'nis Win lOud cuecse. kenfney uoxt
took up the interview with Governor Rice IN New
YOrE. and wondered whv eminent politician itis
called upon 10 state that he Kearney) would DO mis
chieI IN massachusetts, poiilicS and ruin Busler's
chances.
+ KEAENxY pRorouSDs A coNUspRux. diats4
II nm MOI going to accomplish anvthng shy ds
they make 80 much fuss over me. Why not leave
me alone and lot me uie out z l would Ike 10 sag
10 tue womcn Of Lowell that tnsy have . duty Il
perform Ia this increment we'll the
women who ON work Iwentvthrsc out Of the bventy.
four hours every day Ia tho yeSr car - rood ser.
vice ~ urging their husbands vote
the work ticket. Iu San Frsncisco the
iurned out and peddei ballots a. she polls from sun
rise TO sunset and they increased just ISL
IL - only by Tue combined Efforts OF the working
men ana women VI TINS counry that we can hopo tol
success. Pool your Issues; throw board The
practicubIs mon and designing politicians who have
been trading 10 your votes and can see the work
nsmons anddato ont erinr the White House IN 1850
PkEPAR. FOR
We want no mon " no roady and Wiling 10 fuSs
tho cRnnon's mouth, II necessarv, defence o.,
honest labor. intend 10 10 TO indianapolis Pnila.
deiphia, New York, and possibly to Chicago, befofs
l rssurp. Then VIII viii come back tue old Bay
State; thon VIII address The workingmeu OF thds
Comm on Wealth. In every town aud hamlet. The ooy
hope for the masses Is agitation aud work J
never knew nor nobod yleise knew the working.
men to gain anything except by The sword. W0hsvs
she paper sword-ths bsilot-and wc propose 10 GU
long prsysd tho Industries OF the WORKING mes 81
this airy The speaker closed with exhorlassss
Tor the ,aboring men to work together ana cavturs
the state Three cheers wore given for Kearpey ans
Butler. low other speakers held the msesiag To-
an hour.