The New York herald., 1878-08-17

hole OF all the money. II was . disgrace to
the party and to all connected with IL. The Starc
Central Committee and the County Committee de-
mapded reports aud cxpanaiious. They resolved
that the paper OF the party should make honest
showing. Kearney and Browne were resolved t should
not Kearney had 10 explain get rid OF the commit
tees. He iound it easiest dcneunce the commit
teos as oc seekers, deludo his ignorant follow
ers, and he did IT. The Open Letter schcme
fraud from beginning to end Tor Kcarney's benefit
He could not explain Hc cannot explain He
denounced men whom he knew be honest TO cover
his own rascality.
ASorHER ROTTEN sPoT.
The workingmen of San Francisco were to build
temple. Sixteen thousand two BIT tickets TO be
sold to buila IT, TWAS acknowledged that nearly three
thousand tickets were sold. There no temple no
financial report, explanation. The committees
demanded account this also, and II was necss-
sary for Kcarncy to explain get thsm out OF tho
way. Again, The election coming. II
the party followed the rules laid down neither
Kearney any other man could pack con-
vcntions or make peace clubs. This did not
suit Koarney. Ho had promised men places Ho must
get rid OF the committees. Better have faction In
his own hands than q victorious party, and he only
And SO he slsndercd the best and most inelli-
gcnt mon In tho party. He appealed 10 the ignorant
They listened tho impudent f,lsiner, the bla.
He lost the State OF California by his frauds
hts falsehoods his bad ners. He comes to
you. not tho conauering lion his vain Boosting pre-
tends, but tho braying who howis out his despair
as though II were a note OF triumph.
KEARNEY TO HARANGUE THE PHILADELPHIA
NATIoNALs-BUTLuR ALSO EXPECTED
PHILA DELPHIA, August Is, 1873.
On Monday next Dennis Kcarney. the San Francisco
truckman, will make hts appearance before the Pha-
delphia wcrk,ngmen, whom he will address after his
striking fashion He will be accompanied, it rs ex-
pectsd by General benjamin Butler. 1t is rumored
to-day that tho accomplished Essex statesman will not
with the rudo rough California ac.ator but
Butler has consented 10 do SO, having written tho
committee that eec,. He Is therefore, expected to
stand beside Mr. Kearrey the platform no1t Mon
day. novel the association viii be- for politics, like
Adversely, soms'imss makes ssrssso oedieiiows
4 PARTY RALLY.
Tho occasion this meeting viii be grand rat
ihcatIoa demonstration OF tho national party in honor
gathering during the day, bsgInnng ten A. NJ, st
tho South Broad Street PARK, with singing. band play
viii begin, consisting Of speeches from all the promi
nent men OF the brand new party. including, of
s managed by the Philadelphia CITY Committee OF the
Nationals and all the candidates on tho state ticket
be Governor; Mr.. st,rcs. who expects to bs
Lieutenant Governor; Mr.. wright. who is 10 be the
next Secretary OF Internal Affairs, and Judge Agnew
tho candidate for the Supreme Court Judgeship Mr.
Broom and Mr.. Kirk, the nominees Tor the State
Senate IRON Allegheny ami Scnuylkiil, the strong
holds Of the new party are also to deliver addresses
with Othor leaders. Cong ressman HcndricE b.
Wright OF Luzsrne, tho avorts son OF the gresnback
wing, Will take prominent part.
Kearney Is 10 address the socialists Of indianapolis
on sunday and Will not be able to reach Philadelphia
before Monday night. He Will deliver tho last speech
Of tho day. There much earnestly TO hoar this man.
but the better class ot workipgmen OF this CITY are
rather slow express their sympathy with his vio-
lent methods. There will probably be very iargs
attendance at Mondays demonstration. One ma
iactureP who Is sympathy with the nationals has
onerod, Il Is SAID, to purchase tickets At twenty-five