The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-25

was packed witt, 4 crowd Numbering thor
sands. Kallgch addressed fbe Indoor meet
Ing, scoring the De Youngs meFcilessly, and
rejecting on their personal record and fam
lily antecedents IN the most direct manner.
Alter ndjourning the meeting In the haIkhe
went outside and addressed the crowd
there briefly. After reviewing the attacks
oil fbe. Chronicle upon himself, he said !:
III maligning the reputation OF my father,
who has filed an honorable grave for many
'years, these Journalistic Ytpers have ren.
dered the most vicious retsliatieD on my
part necessary and 5ustifabh. Their dis
graceful records make sEch oh attack posi-
sier and l um justified in pronouncipg
!bem bastard progeay OF whore" de
said he had the article in his pscket-[cries
OF = Read 1t, -" Read it "1-bKt he did not
wish to expend all hH ammun zion at once.
Il woald be publishsa immed ntely in full
In she Work1ngmeDs papers, and next
Tuesday evening he would take. IL I'D and
comment upon it.
THE E0RKISGMEN TREssTF! FOR 5HE BLOOD
OF THE ASSASSIN.
IN accordance with notices the working
men assembled in immense numbers at the
Sand Lots, and by 2 O'Clock over 1a, a00 eX-
clted men were gathered around the rude
rostrum, shouting, cnSsing, and cafang for
the blood OF KalIocb>S assassin. CIitus
BARBOUR addressed abe meeting, urging
them to await the arrival of kearney be-
fore taking further steps. The crowd,
however, was eager for action, ana listened
With bad grace to all arguments tending to
delay their vengeance. Barbour eontin-
ued, dwelling upon the fact that they were
nnorganized. and in no condition to cope
with the police and military. In reply the
crowd demanded to be led at once down
town to hang De Young and demoish the
Chronicle Office. Barbour informed them
that the presidents OF the ward clubs were
in session, and had decided to await Kear-
ney's arrival, but that If Kalloch died they
were
FULLY DETERMINED TO HANG DE YOUNG
without delay. Tremendous cheers greeted
this announcement.
A dispatch was read from Kearney stating
be would be down from Vallejo by the p.
NJ. boat, and asking that action be delayed
until his arrival. A message was also read
from kaIloch cOunSelling tue meeting to be
moderate and await the arrival of Kearncy.
Several others spoke in the same strain.
stephen Maybill, who has been prominent
at the Sand-Lots meetings heretofore, at
deeds OF violence, but was suppressed by
those on the stand. although the crowd was
with Maybill and camored wildly that he
should be heard.
There is no doubt that in the event OF
Kalloch's death determined effort to storm
the Jail will be made and lynch both the De
Youngs. Military companies and clubs Of
workingmen are meeting and organizing,
and the
EXCITEMENT CONTINUES AT TIE HIGHEST
PITCH.
Mr.. Kaloch remains at his study at the
Metropolitan Temple, and cannot be re-
moved. Tbrongs Of men, women, and
children are gathered in the vicinity, but
ropes are stretched across the streets, and
quiet is preserved as far as possible in the
neighborhood Of the building.
KALLoCH's CONDITION IMPROVED.
At $50 ?. N. kalloch was in much.
improved condition. A slight examination
has been made. and the physicians express
the opinion that there is good ground fol
expecting his recovery.