, 1879-07-05

STEWARDS SPEECH. j.
TIE PROCESSION REACHED THE GROVE
About quarter to !, entered, and lisbandGd, !
aud the component parts thereof proceeded to |
mingIe with thuse atrendy on the ground Tho /
main stand was given up 10 tho banl ana tile
decorators, aud, while tAu regular out.and-out |
picnickors wcre trIpplur 1t on the dusty floor,
waa tricked out with soms OF tho various auge,
legends, and tnottocs.whlch had been seen In tho
procession on its ruuto to the grove. The usual
assortment Of p!cntc an,usomOnts Wcro In de-
muud, the bc0r stands lfourishcd like grepn bay
trees, a,l for couple of hours It Was all picnic
a,,d 10 demonstration. Oyer IN o,le corner of
the grove, however, was little gathering which
might, III ono sensc, be said to be aeccders
1t was made up principally Of members oi the
seanlcn's Unlon, hrailed BY Richard Powers,
who mounted L table and addressed tl'ctE at
length on tho peenlIar manner tn which the
plcntc hud baen advertised ullt the discrepancy
irtwecM t'lc promise a1,d the reality. It had
bonn understood, he sufd, that this was to bc
purely c.nht-llour demonstration. bMt II appear
cd, both from tho procession itself as we'll as
from the tickets to the grounds and other iacts,
that the aiiair WIS being g..
HUN Br rt1E SOCIALISTS
and In their interest. lie WIS MI out-and.nnt
eght-touE nun, but hb wasn't Communist,
and the reason 10 lad called tho ecanlcn to-
gcshcr was to publicly set himself right boioro
he left tie grounds. Having dong this. Mr..
Powers branehed out upon the rights Of labor
tl.l tic harlsliips endured by the tsasses, and
forgot not to denounce Mayor Harrison for
overriding tie Will Of ths people IN tl!smissnE
Matt Uennor. Tic speech ,was received With
considerable applause. Mr. Powcss WIS fol-
lowed By ono Of two agttators, anxious to hear
themselves talk, ula tau crowd gradually de-
serted TIC corner, leaving the ambitious orators
without MI audience Z:
"a'. THE sPEAKlNa or Tub DAr
waa to have boen started at hnl-past Q O'Clock
Mt the nlain stand. but It WIS considerably
neascr . bsfnre everything was IN readf-
ness 70 begin. 1he' chief spealss5, imp9Ftea ID
Doston-a stlort, PLEASANT looking gentleman,
with bald forehead and long gray oack-halr
AE.l beard, without any of tl'e traces Of
Kca.neyIsa either .in bis lnake,un, his manner.
sonic years, having deyotrd hts attention par
t!cularIy, however, to ibo ught-hollr nucstlun.
iu faut, he H. looked Up to among tile wage
workers, aud ia 10 adyarttscl In tho various
particular sub lori in the land. When lie speaks,
therefore, lIe al,caks ~ one having authority:
ani, as sunsc degrees of dc!ftitcncss 'n stating
| thu question from the cEEht-honr advocates
! tbs end that iii treating the question from an
njyerss point OF view there will be no knocking
down of q man OF straw, 1t ID erhaps well tllat
he was inyited to favor tho occasion With sotne
authoritative utteranccs.
I'm. srrvARp.
a.,.., - ~, ron,r.or I.,oro,,,,a ,.ho,
| asked fur something Uf skOtch VI hs career US
q labor agttator, was III 1S4D HI apprentice under
~ ns.ti,n ~ rciimrin.r tl,r Innra ~ I5hor Il
isrdi nul nrnfrsscs 10 11iuicrtake to ranrcsent
that school ot thought wtcll concentrates the
whole puwcr and strength of tho lnbor move.
| ,nent UPON u reduction ot the hours Of DULY
labor. Alr. steward Is PRESIDENT Of re boston
| Ia frtta
On W hIch lle las boon enga.ei for aonlo ycar6,
n,ul wt!ch ia to be entitled ''frhe Political
Economy Of Eight Hours" which, 10 says. wil'
unnefta,Ks a,1 10 s'alo t''' 9ueaap" '"''s' iA1'S'
a''n expics,.5,, -, ~. o,owa ,,o,,,o.oa ,,rna
AT tllS bugle'cdAl 1I'e crown Ga1hetcu AROUND
Inc main atiHd, pIeparsu II 1e sxhortcu. Mr
S' tbs &c COMMITTEES oa xas
naa,aEel 70 1aaku hIp'solt !parl uai under
csnity.
-. r., Mn ar4nTEp orr a. soLtoWs; ou,a, =,
sa1i 1I tho secon @ dss,a!stIon d iadepsndsnce-s
ore, tt W. % s's9sd by Ss 'an ai naseosk Tn x; ZAP
occasion Is thoroughly unaerstoodt 1t vii
seetu clearer tp everybody tlAt 10 two word
~ Univ anIi .:t,nt Eulrs. Fjrst, tiIcn for liz
irrIarnt!nn. or tj,r urunupc,anspto,
... ~ ,har,,,,',, ~ nr.'c.s'jm] II, ro.1 ~,
nF. nle"a1u a,i,i' @ " asau ~, ~
lo.lo"1'E Iesuu.'u'e WI, "s"s ,i,,' mGto ssGtGu ~.
general tanlenesS aiie on!y AtL!a OCCASIONAL AZ
plat,su:
Re1eieea, That lt,e practical question for a
American Fourth Of July ia No, between frerloi
III r. II ia true that ipbn1ers ought 10 hnye i
: | ittIa M ,,ursihlc III iha WaaIlh thoy producr
south Carolina xlaycha!lprs WtIc rght ind Massq
sImIsstea aInlitiuu,sts wsrg wJour Ijecau1e. VIII
ils wor;in1 cjw4scs arc 1cn,ed everything bnt III
f"rc. *saitr. III itfe thry hnyo m ticcrnt iii
fnr l3o.rtys AnI ~ ione u: manSind srn kent
n.tiio,n Ind puUr Nv liz Ful1pu clnsurs huya ceus
iii, si,ryc1 IL b. l,scessary IT, insurp ti,sniscy.
ro,;,narstiyn wuaIlh nuhu but the 1nost fclnprst
lam mi Irn,. .nI,,[ IT, suplyln can nlpntan urs
3 rI n@ry"nt ~ terr.,rs ii n,,archy or mtOb.aw
Sisxrrv !" th"rafnru t.tn child pi uoycrty ina,ss
os n"r,ltr Tic nhiid II slavery; md frccom + Il
ch,l II yr.,th lnsfuaI Of wealth the child !,