New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-17
KEARNEY UNDISMAYED.
prNoUNcrNG RUNNERS AND BLoCKHEADs'
ur COMPARES HIMSELF TO PATRICK HENRY AND
THOMAS JEFFERSON.

COMPARES HIMSELF ~
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
nsn;s Kearusv and his Sand.Lot friend. stephen
uavhsi, snent a quiet day yesterday, principalIy
ENTERTAINING friends who called. and In VAN en-
deavor to keep cool in their room at the Astor
Tonse Thew were found In the afternoon Dy,
TpfsusE 70 oorter busily engaged in preparing the
speeches they propose to denver az uno so Upen
air mass-meeting to De heid IN Ihon Of the
action of the Central Labor Union. when
refused to grant him the privilege OF the noor on
Sunday afternoon after inviting him TO speak, MI
.Pye experienced the same kind of treatment for
the last seven years from such pismlres ana dot
bother me b PIT Inc The msor,ty Of the socalIed
delegates are lot of bunmers who havens an iuo5
above their miserable ht1s salaries as Who are
living on the laborers and are thoroughly wrapped
up in their own gross stupidity and sehsnness
are b SnG w AND action ghens
them regard them good deal Ia tho s, az II
that a locomotive would little dog parking AZ =
from the side Of the track ar! 4" oI sny atten.
ton to them I've got no favors 70 ask o, sno to
men represent p r9ifGPSS a sns Accomplished my
purpose. At that meeting yesterday some iaios
wanted to know what labor club representea anu
Patrick Henry or Thomas Jefferson or any other her
great reformer waited until they got credentlais s
from dirty little labor club pedSrs bes wonid
have been mighty little reforming Done Wv s tia
the same trouble in the Chinese fight. THESE nttie
and aa1pr n sSGS resolutions till we killed them.
We viii have to do the !Shs sane Sbn nSw must
started the war r.. cry Than four YEARS they
went We now propose to start the cry that slave
wages must 60, and in less than four years tnst
viii be an accomplished dact Of those present at
the meeting Yesterday who accompanied me 70 tue
npnsr hall. I took away all but few trcksters
and fellows who are jealous Oh me- anu 0"n ~ ~
Referring to the way he was treated at Chicago ;O
Mr. Kearney said: They were AFRAID 10 iet me lhst
the convention. To give you an Idea asu0 wnat
Kind of men the convention represented III refer
Won to the recent report of the California Railroad
In that " s caor anaer state
otiicen OF the Central Pacific Railroad
was a member, saying must have what Ide .
mand or fight. Not a man knows I'm here TINS
morning You have 1t In your power 70 GoSsiUS for
myself Thurber and the whole gang are tarred
with the same stick"
start on Friday night for Boston, where he Will
speak in Faneuil Hall. He will then make two
weeks tour of the New-England towns, speaking
win cali another meeting and .endeavor to effect an
organization. BY the. way" said he ,as
the reporter - was about .,s, 70 GOO a
curious coincidence. When I came East in 1878,
Henry Ward Beecher started West: Now 1t is the
the same section of the country for both Of us."
% guess he's gone to San Francisco 10 capture
the Sand Lots,n put in Maybell. r,
- He won't succeed in that" said Kearney The
Sand Lots will never subscribe TO the doctrine OF
dollar day on bread and water"
that after sleeping over the matter they are per-
fectly satisfied at the action taken at sundays
meeting in the Kearney matter. There are good
s ss9 Ka thsy s as sold sSE oH Se
railroad interest, and they wish the
him as a body. What individual members may do
rests with themselves They attach very httle I'm
portance to his new idea and do not regard him as
sincere labor agitator. There are, however, some OF
the most prominent members who regard kearney
as sincere man, and while they were not willing
ton. they thought that there might be something
in them and that the Central Labor Union had
acted hastily in not allowing Kearney to express
himself
PJ. MCGUIRE DEFENDS HIMSELF.
TO he Edftar OF TIE tribune.
Denis Rearney charges that i, along with others,
waited MIN and invited him to speak at the Central
Labor Union yesterday The facts are In company
with jeremiah Murphy, late OF the Freight Handlers
waited on Kearney to ascertain his views etc. While
we were present with Others Matthew Mcguire, secre-
tary Of the Central Labor Union stroed In and invited
OF the Central Labor Union were pubic,
Kearney would be welcome as spectator, and at the
This proves that while I was present, not the
Mcguire who invited him. on course, kearpey Is
his spleen against me for the part TOOK
Union but hereafter propose that that body is
conducted far differently from what it has been.
Eew York, July 16, 1888. I'D MCGUIRE.