The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-17

Mr.. John Kelly is reported in u re-.
cent interview Vt Saratoga rs express
ing The opinion that General Butler " Il
attract large Irish vote from Mr.
Cleveland. WHY SHOULD Irshmrn vote
for General Butler? The most shame.
loss and uncalled-for Islander ever made
against lrishmcn and workingmcu OF
New York was made by Butler in hi
City Hall address in 1850 The New
York Times. a paper at that timc
friendly to General Butler, printed a
full and no doubt accurate account OF
this speech In this report Butler is
quoted rs saying
"Meu who are driven To In" polls like sheep
to the shamhIes, men VINO only i"."" "h"r"
their blind leaders lead. do mot desire discus.
sion Tor themselves. nor ,ut iirN bear iHhl
+ Others shat mean what ihrN them elves ni"
. unable to comprehend .br'uf 2I"Httng.I
/ And prrhnp, no better "Ncmphueiti"n of tine
/ spirit of suCh mon can be found mF"h'"
7 lhan m the scene before u-. Whore Il tcw pI"n
/ seek to siiilo free sprcCh los WDrr r'' ~
I noise, aud under the Ruidtuc" ui th"It l"Hi'r,
/ who by such means they hop. ~ elect 600,
+ ernor who now has Tho power. u ne "Nu.i
] usr u. Ia sin b. u wnri ~" mob which uuH
J dIsgrac"s the ciiy over winch u" pres .d's, tlI
. who. II he we're III to rui. and had hut OriH
I nary foresight, would --r that hr l- hut follow
/ ing ia the track OF him no. from Tho step ui
/ that NrrS hall addressed rs 'fticndt inur
/ OF the stat" OF New YORK by his cOWpli' ~
/ with the mob spirit, has doomed himself 10
that iutHny which IN tree ocunirN ihu'e
who favor luObpCrAcl must ever incur, ~-''
] now nuoi hcr wOuid-hc Governor sui prr-"n'
I Mayo, from the precincts snd purl"us Of nus
+ own ,,t,c. set his hired rrtalncT- to the con
/ genial work - putting down FREQ DISCUSSION
Z and free speech N"Us cpntu-loI hul
] chcoTrJ II has been sad that tins dt-tuf b.
anc" - personal to ny sen. J ask no. hlEn"'
compliment from my fclios-cltllrns han th a
500, tacie ON the third dag before M" election
oi l.GG, coutrt-tei with m" sat. OF THUS on
the third day before the election ut l|si when
had command here and no cur iar Il yeIp
but with 'bntcd breath aud whispering hum
bsn-s-. took Oh their hats a. lia*- a. 'Nu
u au-e And warn th-s" mon thai II VII
take tut aicw more such 7ocho- 7" d-te min'
the great National party of tue nipu 10 see
to Il that there - l~.aoc IN New f"ts NJ "N"r'
electOn Al there was IL lsss ',h'"r- hu'
"ihi. is a miserable scene, but vhai -houi'
W. eNp rct when We rcH"ult-'r thh' the m't
no are nov halO"tug AMI honiIuE are No.
men who ~ l-si were kli.lug negro rhiiif"u"
. men Who were murdefluY bahlrs Wh"u lhri
dare not look them ia III" face Ana J 49,
member. too, that when th" army ri lh'
/ United states cam" here iO restore and pre-
srrv" order, tines" same baby Hutner"r- we're
tho ur-t to bow their head Why. yUu poo
fools have faced your masters ia baltimore
AMI New OrIoans, have hung Your brother Is
aud ~ yDu don't le1fn ~ lchuNe your "'i' Z"
! fear shall have tue chanc" to SON" day di
the same Ia you WY, nav" sr'h MAJ,
more such ~ you. with the M'ni" rihr ana n h
+ pusket and the bay"n"t "a thor mana,
actuat,.d hy the SANE spirit thai autuai'6 you
and did not finch from ih'm DO you sup
pos, then. thht 10 hHCh tef"tr YOU
man who has sn"lt gunpow'I@r can stand run
and garlic. You mink your,"lt the etiuaI %
= the nero No no. tho negro Is as linucaSsif
& ably your superior H. Heaven above The h"i
j 10 which ynu .rr = ing. And uus
4 lnru OF thc Fiv- ro.ut- huliic- Of tht hte dN
house, burglars ~ thr Ton.i-. ! -nnpy IL
~ ella g. az tie VOICE of IA" Nation. thai Nuu 90
10 not IT. tor the exercise ~ IL. ei'ruN" irhi
ID chse
% Mr. Kelly perh,p, forgot This iamou
speech when he 80 d Gru"rN burio
would draw lsrse li-h vote fr"r
Governor Cleveland. But ihc bun
dred- Of workin4mrn, American. au
g foreigners. who were the sub cct- q
Y this abuse. have not forEoti"- il On
etssaA Tn. alreJ.