Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-23
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5 N an give an impartial opinion
O - the status OF both. Readers
- The HERALD will probably re-
n,eubor that We said, six weeks
- that the Chronicle's attacks
Upon Wellock were really anticipa.
MI q what IL would shortly say
koarnsy. As long as the latter
og inoendiAry and indecent in the
cEteoue In bis harangues. no words
NO TOO extrAvagant to employ In
~ praise By the Ohronicle. When
~ traveled through the State
lfoojcIs lackey accompanied him,
~ his speeches were thought to
q e0(aclent Importance to be tele-
Geaphed by the column and spread
Aroa6oast through the medium Of
W Chronicle. Now, however, that
XSarney has become measurabIy
Goeont and self-contained, for him,
~ Chronicle is approving itself
bleGer blackguard than Kearney
over was In its coarse and con-
tounptible invectIves. Hear its
dssoriptlen Of Ksarney, In his
Gooooh before the Tenth Ward Club
oG gan Francisco Tuesday night:
DonIs Kearuey was introduced,
n00 came to the front of the roe-
teom. He wore . soiled colored
o0tFt which would have been
Efootly improved even il washed
( ~ = ChInsman. His limp and
unetarched collar rcorresponded with
hle harrassed and jaded face, but q
Blue oaCque coat Ill became one of
!, ~ ohort and insignificant stature.
1xlo peoktie was awry. while his
5 ecax1o and uukempt locks, like the
No1su upon . pOreupins's back,
!. po1nted straight towards the cell
Inc. For some unexplained reaso n
The aroh-agitAtor did not, as Is
klo usual custom when about
- deliver . broadside of billings
gate, take on his coat, and as con-
sequences the heat Of his body
blonded with that Of his mind ami
eorved to render his remarks
rather more than ordinarily incen.
diary. As be paced excitsdly too
and fro during the delivery Of his
lsofhnes vulgar, vituperative and
1ll1terate harangue, taking long,
uo8Reeeful strides, his email blue
eyoo Dnapping with rage at the au-
deolous Journal that had dared to
eEl1ioise his acts, his timid little
honrt sWelIed with anger 1T the in
91Gutty which bad been put upon
him. His low brow grew damp
With = virtuous perspiration, he
eetow his arms wildly around him
- ~ awkward attempt at gesticu.
lntlous and pranced upon the stage
tlko An untamed mustang, or a
nnon possessed by q demon. The
g0euro thus presented was as ridic-
u9eue - u was amusing, and more
cnxeuiated to suggest-to the behold
- eno insane antics of low COM
$3.50 enoaying the part Of q trage-
Wan than IL was to impress them
With the Idea Of . calm, clear-head-
~ unprejudiced reformer, free
nom all petty spites and quarrels,
Ara with but one great object In
yjeWs vis., the emancipation Of Ia.
boe and the improvement OF the
oondition Of bis fellow men.
The fact 10, and let no man Of
eouamon sense doubt 1t, the Caron-
~ d and always has been inspired
~ = profound and thorough hatred
md contempt for the well-meaning
and often humble people who COM
- the Workinemen's party. ITS
RAJ animus 10 now becoming ap.
parent. OF one thing we are as
snEod, however little deserving of
rospeet DsnIs Kearney may be, he
d > thousand times more consist
teut and worthy of attention than
hle late laokey organ. Go to. thou
prince Of journalistic trimmers!