The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-16
All fn Favor or the Greenbnc kers say
8 IS Aye
EASnTHER OF DENIS KEaHSEr'S SPEECHES.
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). IRON the Baltimore American, 14th.1
II On Friday night Mr.. Kearneys said :ns.4
watt to taIls TO syoii orkingmen on the
great movement which we are making to
CAPTURE the nations. NJ mission is to smash
he'll out OF the Democratic thief and the
Renubiican robber. The, workingmen, he
said. lud long been the slaves OF capitallstic
VAMPIRES md "IeecberousD bondholders,
But they were determined now to rid them
selves of political bummers by using the
ballot. Il had been said that we did not need
O king lin this country. but we needed one
king, sand that was labor. Will you, said he,
fight for your rights? [Yes, yes, came from
about thirty yoices.1 Will you crown labor as
king ? rYes, was the solitary response, IN
piping treble, which evidently belonged TO
q. street-arab with vague ideas about a cir
Gus procession.] Then pool your issues.
have crude idea about greenbacks and
gold. Greenbacks,came to the rescue OF the
nation when it was in danger. They were
good enough to pay the soldier with, While
the internal leecherous wbeps who sold the
bullets with which he was crippled must
have their interest paid in gold. When we
capture the State and the nation those hell
bound thieves who ride in tally-ho coaches,
and 60 to Europe with fast horses and fast
women, will be smothered. We are going
to have our share OF these things. We are
going to distribute them equally. And1tell
you when the workingmen take the country
one wife will be as much as any OF these
men can support. TYells and laughter
How are we going 10 take the country !!
First, by capturing all the offices. a voice
from the monument, F'And the police OIL
cers."l Yes, and the police officers. They
arc our servants. There is not man, from
the President downwards, who is not the
servant of the people, and we pay them 10
do our bidding. The Greenback party is
moving on to victory. All in favor Of sup
porting it at the next election in Baltimore
will hold up their hands. [About fifty
hands were held up.l Contrary minded.
mo response.] Carried unanimously. When
once we have captured the nation and sent
the blood-sucking vampires who drink the
life-b iCod of the workingmen down to hell,
you will see what we will do. What bias
phemy, say these Shiny assasSlns OF the
press! Well, Henry Water-and-bread
Beecher has pretty we'll knocked the bottom
out of bell. Jesus Christ, the carpenters
son, went amongst the common people
doing good. lie had no theatrical aGver-
Using agent to cover the walls OF San
Francisco with placards. John the Baptist,
who went before him, was tramp, and il
Henry Water-and-bread Beecher would
only live on the diet he advocates for work
ingmen, there would be no scandals created
to-day. tell you, workingmen, God Al
mighty is with you. See the fine night He
has given you. Look at the bright luminary
which is leading you on in your course.
The leecherous bondhoders must go-the
men who swing in their hammockS and
clip off their coupons. The tidal wave
that is now passing over the country will
smother them, and they will go to hell and
utter darkness. May God have mercy on
tbeir infamous souls, for | have none. "a
voice: will Butler be cccted?"] lie will
be elected Governor OF Massachusetts,, and
I propose three cheers for Benjamin +. But
Ter, the fiery and unconquerable Rupert OF
debate. ['rhe cheers came SLOWLY And
now, friends, will stop. Don't listen to
the Republican robbers and: Democratic
thieves. They have embraced and married
each other simply 20 defeat you. Here he
launched into poetry, which, it is to be
houpd was nririnaI.