, 1880-01-26
DENIS KEARNEY.

A CHARACTERISTIC ErEECH .DY HIM.
Tho EtSht-I1our League met at M. W West
Randolph street ycsterlny afternoon, tho pnr-
tIc,llar purpose t,cing tn nnnihlatc the street,
railway conpauiea, At former mcctlug n
committee Ind been appointed to dovlse wNys
and means. and tho RuthoriuE was larger than
usual In anticipation of tho Committees having
something interesting u suggest Or Offer.
Thomas II. Nackln presided.
Tie Con1ntttce reported, through ono Nelson,
recommending that each Labor Union contribute
e. for the benefit Of the t1,Rn Mccormick, wh6
was dismissed from the employ Of the
West Diylston Railway Company some
t"rnstton M9 A 1t u co5per.tiSe s"Aeu o.nuSas ss
line, 70 w. owned wholly by iaborinx mon, which
sh4ettd I'LL MtrsnFi,ort passengers Tor threc cc1rts.
MeAMlifc. Rogers, Nelson, bishop, Adams, Enra.
md Cary uppotitcd Il, procure /, charter for
the proposed enterprise anu report at aubse-
The gathering was then resolved into mass
n,cctlng to t,.Mr The sand.lot orator. Denls
renchcd tho uity tho lily betore, ard wis In thu
audience utmost nnobscrvcti. but when cnllcai
81 Tho sons ii to!l yelled and thumped lnsti!y:
Il. II. Parsons and Mike 11aiey, AMI intrUtiacc;t
a. tho representative OF tho working people.
Mc was Az dressed II % snst q blue iiannol and The
mcn 10 meet. tApplausc.l Thoy. could 20 10
Church IN tho n,orn'nE ana attend To- their spir-
meet and attend III tlc!r physical md higher
Neutrality-suspicious. their lungs. Frnm this he
NY hit the o,ly solution of ihe lbe3; labor 9isstion N
Wis 70 ho found III the b4slot-box aud IL Co
operative GrssSn.nent. Lawyers aaA p!n,ps
coming to The fr,nt IApplaiiss.] lie had resd
or tho strike Of tho butchers, aud tint they
were band Of cut-throatA Why didn't
ha ,hey I sS ~a"a s not hnve fnssea Xpplase ,s
io w4s not Il friend to strikes, but II ne wt.s
eyer cnllc.a upon to le.ld strikers ho wauld see
WouEi I ter.urss tho u" Soaed eapitsisis. a. -
nnnis ~, AEsfon ba @ ss ,sa r. ss kSPt ap s '
getting ssale; IS he11s "a. sroissh feE III man
s satS H INV c wo S sce that * u hors was
& af a'Xt abssns %fas 1g:s rhs sne@ss ea
o a aess 1spPss tSa tap hs fes4rnx
to tho editors Of this city, he cat.d thom grcat
many vile names, and predicted TINT tho lump
bcltcrGd tint the lawyers, editors, and Judges
were Table e ~ hnnK sy ,c ,n wSrk ,cnv
would eject tho next Prcsidcnt sure. tAppIausv.j
lie went on in this strain fnr some Ting, de-
Sennte u II band OF nttstocratto btin,ncrs, md
closed hls vu1gnr and profano abuse Of every
%s aa spaus s VIII II shs asy and ns rFns
eyeryldy tu come and bear him give tho oN.
onles OF WurklnEMen Ill in bis own why.
aInlihlr In lts tenor. lie accused TifE TRIBUNE
Of having lnlsrIprcseEtcd him III hts connection
With tho St.Wk- fnrds aud butchcls' troubles.
agals lcad them in wllr, aud predicted TINT tho
butchers wmnl vt yHt gycn With their op.:
ill., prorne"e f ~ % p!fessionHi U srnps 5S'
when thoy struck agan 1t would he to viii,
a.ld 70 HrlEtl down capltal and tho venal prrss
behind It. tApp!ause,l He referred 10 tho Eirst
Regiment u 4 band or "pimps," and found
equally rolito titles for the other militia organ.
fxMtivns. lle rlnsed his Bpeech-if 1t could bt
strike tho popular hcart.
Others followed IN brief abusive spells, and
night had suttlcd upon tho nudiuncG, and, therI
being no means OF lighting tho body Dispersed