, 1873-12-22

}, MONDAY, DECEMBER
no liberty unless tho worlingmon wcro accorded
moro rightA Tho nasBes lad turi1od out to aco
to It that tho worlthg1nou received tho Bamo
rfGlts TINT tho aristoorata had+
NORKfNUMEN AND AltfBT0CrtATa.
worklng.1nan was just NJ goud, II not bot
Jaws remained In force. the WORKING M ma,i would would
DO nothing but Hlayo. TAcro had boon no i'm
proyoments in tho conditions of'workingmcn for
tho last fifty years. and oyory effort TO make
ya i Ws gy Eve eo nors e'l DS ad + woes 0esn H.
freedom? Tlloy woro strangod by tho froo
press tho bourgeois, and the prieat, who did all
n their power to provont enlightenment among
tho wording Classes.
CARL H1inkFth9n addressed tho meeting In
dorn'al'. I19 1td TINT tliis meeting lad proved
beyond do.lbtt that the ~orkfngmon Ind talen
soir affairs III tlloir own llandB. Thetrnnity waB
against them. They woro now ready to win n
standing in society.
He tlion read several articles showing how
thoy had been migropfeHontcd by tlo German
crisis was not crentcd by them. but by tho bour-
goois, monopolists, md ariBtocrats. Tho press
wns III tic service of tile rich, and tho writera
dared not oven to oxpreas thcir own opinions.
(Applause; q voice: "Down with Tho dogs Of
tho prcss."l Mono felt the hard times but tho
Sorltingnlcnt mud they wore compelled to draw
tho fow dollars in tho saving bnnkn to Bustain
life and still this waB only tho beginning Of
tholr troubles. tho times would be still worHc,-
moro terrible than anything they had yet OK
stand together shoulder to shoulder, aud man
by man. A capitalist in hard times, aud whom
severely preHued, could tako advantage Of tho
bankrupt law, but . poor laborer could DO
nothing but taho tho consequences, and starso.
must ebow that they wcro able to protect thcm-
selves, and. If necessary, use tlloir
BTnoNu AND DnAWSY FISTS.
lIi;em1en.ious nnd long continued applauae] To
when measures against the compact mass Of
bourgeois worc in order, and, therefore working
n'en must DO unitod into ono grand society, and
I'll s.llo III there WAS God in Heaven something
would bo accomplished
PLAN or OPERATIONS
The Provisional Committee had to mako the
following propositions:
Work for a TINT ont Of employment md able to
work.
That advances bo mao to such az arc unab1e to sup.
That cosnttco DO appointed to SEQ to It that ar.
sss1nco "as rendered to ach only rs were actay In
nced.
He thon continued by snying TINT tho nnimaa
oven Ind tho right to ask protection, aud 80 IL
eties lad bcen formed to see that they were not
abused. Why should tho worltingnlen slowly
perish from starvation
REMEMBER nEs1Na.
The sfaats-zeitung Ind said tue laborera in
this country now made the Hano demand that tile
workingmon in Europe mado in 1913, but tho
aristocracy here would know how to nut them
down; t. They should, md probably 1id, know
slaughtered by the thousands, aud Hosting now
made tho sumo proposition. They should ro-
nombor TINT nlan forever. Tremendous up.
palao.l
The speaker concluded BY saying that Monday
evening they should assemble at tho corner OF
Union and Washington Htreots. from there to
| march III a body to tho Council Chamber, mud
sco what tho Council would do for them. The
moro that Turned out the better it would be. fo1
sufficient numbers, the Council would be com.
pclel to accede to their request, aud tho rotten.
ness OF Tho present system would be exploded
| tGreat applause.
HAVE wonHisasrES RIGHT TO LIVE?
Mr: Arnoldt WIS tho next BreaAer. :Ho- began
BY asking il tho worlkingmen beloved that they
had as good right to live as their 1etghhors
Did they believe it was their right to live in thif
! country TINT they haa helped 70 build up, and be
donied what was due them ? Had they received
their duo? He thought not If thoy had there
| would not be 10 nany poor people, aud 40 mitch
suffering for tho ncceesarics Of life es could be
Witnessed to'1ay., [Applauao:] Vas not tht
had not received justice, and Ind been treated
in such outrageous way by tho monopolists tl1at
! 1t was no wonder that llis heart was full o1
| anger,
THE CITY MUST GIVE THEM WORK.
They should unto and demand their rights
tho right to lire, and TINT tho city supnort then
| in bnd times. Ho beliavod all warn willing tc
| work If worlf woa rirnn them fGbao,a I S}av,
ery was abolished. tho "niggor" vas FREQ, bnt .
SLAVERY "oTsc t4An tnat which had oxlated III TIC
South prevailed IN the Factories Of Chicago to-
day. 1tuos required thom to be at work at q
certain time, aud il thoy were a n,f,,uto late
onarter of n i7nv'a nav wna dnf1rctcd nu,3 ,yhor
oyer work 1,ccnIne ujacI, T tev woro Iii r. n,,;t
~ IVA oon'eao n'"GtA tnoS "c4o tu4u " Htt'l
| 1hey were otteh askea why they d'u not star
| LOT themsoNes. AoW conlu thoy 10 IT. Then tht
I means wo1e taken from them They were
Charged high prices Tor everything because tho,
| could not buy in largo nlantition.
| inv pI1cra ron nv roov
| rbo ,,t,,fo"oI, -,ar",,a4', .i,..it ,,,1 L.. A.,
| 1no "noaoas'e , A.eich"nln snonlu seh W ~
| poor Ut tue Hano prices thoy sold to tho capital
| 'ht. tA}l,lause.] An nnknuwn committee Int
| prepared resolutions to be submitted for tllefl
| Approval. Those resolutions declared tlat
nrar1 r,o,, Ind :, -;ol.t T., H.. ~ H. H. IN