Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-21
MCswEENEY TO THE FORE.
lie Lands In New York and Ex-
plodes Blaine's JingOism.
The Luxury Of Languishing In
BrItIsh Dungeons.

II have come here Of my own accord and
unsolicited aud for the sole purpose Of using
my utmost endeayOrs among the people Of
my nationality 10 defeat the election Of
blaine ak the next President Of the United
STATES.
These were among the first words said Co. q
Herdid reporter last evening by MI DANIEL
McSweeney, the American suspect whom
Mr.. Blaine allowed to languish IN BRUSH
prison.
He spoke these words with merry energy
aud as he proceeded his manner became
more inpassloien, ann lns .n XII, ma gaih.
,sn ~ III, ~ ~ Naw YorE Hotel tn
a,,da ~ -, III H., ,ir ca,J,I greeting dressed
~ ,,i,ii .te ht,n 10 catch ths words
n''he .i3aei2 Nh, a., Intensliv Of indig
nsi Io ,p'A' '"'' WV
,, an .. me ~ sh. IT, onIy wort win the more
aa,.s,,ino,i,,, ~ chow The Irish American
,t at III eomn,rv Thai Mr. blaine il
u no friend Of theirs Ills talk to the contrary
T." ,iiei,p ~, y, tpicterv 10 e,teh VOTES. tef
-, mp = anJ n. rose Ia his feet and his face
H." 81 ,.i,b ,hs denth of iony neni exasuer
allan ithat in Mr., blaine had done his duty
I wo,ild moi have been In prison a day Al
H.. had ~ do was IN cabIe 10 England 'Re
iaasa Mcgweeny nrtrv him = They couIdn't
h,Ys iried me fnt there was Mating 10 inv
me- on and they must have released me
"Dii Won make application at once 10 be
,ota.sa2 =" he ,sas asLed
,.,,.,
nhA'Nh Nho''
iost no time, ahd theh iollowen weary
en- Consul eonId do nothing. Minister
laval cnuId ID uothing Mr. Hlalne cOtild
ia nothIu0 Al Mr. HlnIue's door laws nil
Tho hiama liz was tho chief hend the
direciing newer. he Ind The real say In The
malta
"nld von attn teen urgiug your release ?"
81 Ala evarvtbinv In nv nnwpr The case
lac ,Yhniiy yin Mr UIsine as SECRETARY nf
a'ss,e """'S VII" WI "''''o w ''''''"'' VI
nx.prn p,rpous ApprALs
- 49,. 49,. ..,,, ,, o.,
Az iehgth IN despair my Wilo Wno,o W
nun, picauihB P,reunsiy ns Nv "a' al, 49,
~, NY reishhe. lnni ieto' .n u.o" pa
Ilshed, aho you, gentiehen, presume, hhnd ,.
renu y, addressing lnc 'ntuns hp"ni n,,i,
hnund 10 HI r.ciiai
I'VE have, and with deep indignation"
said several quickly.
well, / don know Ms ! can tell more
about that letter than what you already
know" resumed MIR. McSwecney. "Mr.
Blaine did not delgn to notice u, ana re-
maned In prison till the end of his admins
tration Liberty Is dear to amy man, aud the
restraint Of prison bars, with no charge
against you, makes imprisonment All the
harder. ot course, peing kePt X ", III I'M
han 81 ~, ,vrnngs Ia Won think have got
nothing 10 Law IN against blaine for his
treatment of meg lie would have let me die
In iaii before he would have turned n finger
IN Geln mo
,wo o,,,, suspr,rs
TWO o'hh" sosrh''''
"rhere are only two living men he would
treat In this way"
Two other suspectsf"
Eyes, two other suspects Suspects with
Blaine-Mulligan aud Fisher"
This home thrust nj Blaine aud his most
familiar aud confidential correspondents
ELECTED a hearty and nppreciative laugh.
And now have come here To fight blaine
and help defeat him. continued MT. Nc
Sweeney. 81 owe him debt, and meant
pay him with interest. should be u novice
ut speechlaaking, but | can tell the truth,
and mean to let my voice be heard. may
not address many assemblages, but my story
mean shall be known to every Irish Amer
lean throughout this broad country.
UNWORTHY Of IRISH AMERICAN SUPPORT.
..,,,.,, A.. .,..,..,
Elaine was lna posiipn 70 ueIhnnu h,u
procure ,he teiease Oh '"e hne , sus
beets III BRUSH PRISONS; ny "iu ,lo, az r ~
inns was ms sisorous 'orc,sm ro,iey , ,mc
n', ~ ~. ~ NC ,,us.eu' NV ""on wv ~, ,h
shall he between now and the coming elec-
ton, there is one thing sure-that he will
not receive bakers dozen OF lrish-Ameri'
can votes.
THE AMERICAS SUSPECT
A.. ,,,S..,,,,, 81, , ,,r,,, ao,l ,,o,,
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INV p ~ neoiis ~, '.P.'.o'h Ill., ,i.'
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~, IN ,,ia ,,.r ~ T., iss1 ,aon go, ~ Az,
10 tn,s county III ~ 'ook ,s pu' nis nIst
p ,'n,', =, ~ Ii,ruia ha,. ha ,oot ant NJ
wen, " W ', ~ ,, ,"n ~. L.
seo"nu pipe'SS i,.,i Wv" ,,,i, I,,t e
= ,,1 H., ~ III y, E,and for III beai
anu ~ 10. W., \, a III nh"Ini.
,urshnd ~ Wv ,aii ,r..,hnJ III n',maa,i ~
puienasso n snn ,nn d'esh ar ~ o~nsshi, ="
VIC '.,'J I'LL, ~ ~ ,n,rnriiy Vii, H., iu,
NM st.tiea tiieie "",i VII m's wi, WI
nhu e,sn' on,iui I'LL ne Jm5nsem u, y" ,,,,f
ness, pu, Nus ~, n',ns }"'Is p ha,i,h a' nr
,h W",.s w. ,u ,sr, W" 10 ra,,,rn' ,hi
. WIZ ,r rs 81 o ~, ,nar, NM,
of lime p 1881. he was dragged from his bed
and arrested and carted to Dundalk Jail,
two hundred miles away. lie was released
from Jail August 10, lSs2, having been in
prison fourteen months ana ten days; since
his release he has been living AZ Donegal
and has fully recovered his health. He IN,
tends, after the close OF uhe frcsihehti'l
campaign, to bring his family over here and
take up his perm ,nent abode In the United
States.
WELCOME HOME.