, 1875-02-24
And 10 Swell tho Subscription List Of the
TDrb0te,

COMMUNISTS.


Thors.nark, Cruonlut, Hoffman, Nelko, and
othors-dcscssed tho sinking ahip, and haso
syer ttuoo that time rcfrainad from taking part
ia tho meetings, md have openly ropudiated
tho maclinations Of the incondiary,
blatant rorbolo cliIue, which con-
STATS Of lsl!ngn, Wiunen, Kranao md
balf dozen otllors. These fov mot are ses
of hati~craxy faiaticB, who In spite OF all tho
reyc1scs they hnvo already suffered, attll roflso
10 gire up tic fight, aud whcuovor MI occasion
offers come forward and howl about tho oppros-
Zion Of thc poor workingmen by tho arlstocrata
aud capttnlista. They havo but ono idea, and
thst Is to koep theu,Hovoa prominently heforo
tile public, aud rako thom baioyo thcy are ter
t,1o fui!ous, at whose command all tho wording
uou would rush forward, crush cut the capital
Its, aud dtyido their property among them-
Belraa. .--.-.
in Ills they were ably assistoa by fow sonss-
tional papors. WHO inslutcd upon reporting thcr
violent nwaBll inHtoal Of letting tlDM severely
alone and taking no notice Of them whatever.
Ilsttersd l,y the continued pron1inenoa That wns
g,sen to thea, in those pal'oss. thoy have con.
ciuled to
GONE AGAIN nEF0EE THE FzoFLs,
and frlghtcu t.om ns tloy did Z yoar aYo, whom
they marched iii body to tho Council Chambor.
Knowing tint there arc aga!n; @ ~ iaero we're at
In tho city who ara really Anfferng for tho nec:a
saroa Of lifo, thoy bold out to thom Inducements,
promising them bread and work II lAoy would
Krauae know that they cannot help theso mon,
nor do t4oy intend to. Il Ia their design to llso
them III Instruments whorewlth to I'LL their own
dopletod Golfers, Theeo few mon run paper,
TIE vonnoTE,
Which, since tho last election, has lod precari
Gus existence, and, during tho last fow Wceks,
has been lying in tho agoilics Of death, owing to
greatly t3lnulshcl subscription list. Every cnnrt
IA .+.&F Nav. Ia.
sllyo las thus far fai!od. 13alln pcnics, uxhtbi-
tone aud othor entertainments, hnyo lately boon
g.veu for tie bonoflt Of tho paper, but the ro-
ceip!B, IN nearly every instance. havo aecn less
than tho exponHoa. Though tic wurktnHmen Rro
roor and out Of cuploymcut At present, still
they bo1Ioye that most Of then car, rnso enough
money 70 bur tho paper, and thus Aoop It going
for a Whilo longer.
Thou thcra iA
ANOTHER n,!AaoY
for trying to eulist tie worEIngmen iu their
catao 1T present. Mr. Kings, tho, lead Of the
Chicago Commune, gavo up fcw months ago
tia honorable profession OF hctssor.grlndtng and
has embraced tho less honorable but moro profit
ablo occupation Of Acknowledgment. Ills place on
south Market strott III now known Oh tho COM
muuist headquarters. and gil tho lighta OF tho
party congrcGate ttoro daily to discuss tho, sad
gallo themselves will Klinea' cooling lager. Mr.
Ktings, wheu ho opeucd tlaia place, expected
that cyory working1nan in tho city. wonld spend
hs evenings there, SO that hc might become 9
hare thus {ar not boon rcsliEad: Either tho
workingmcn did not caro- much for Comu1au-
iH.n Or else thoy did not ljko Kings beer, III
fact they did not ratronize him, and hls saloon
hegau to rres8nt the appearance Of 81 caYa of
gooi,,' Therefore something Ind to DO done,
besides keeping Alfyo tho organ" to holp tho
famous loader to sall lis beer, and this could
only bu done by creating Ill excitement In which
10 would cut t4o naain figure, and i!is place boz
como tho centro OF attraction. Hcnco it was
tint It was decided Inst Sunday 10 Gull upon tue
worklnglnen TO attend mass-lneotinga for tho
purpose Of passing resoluttoua aud to set up
other demonstrations whereby tho 1lellai and
Aid Soci ETY. would be forced to turn over their
funds to tlom. Though tho garna was but
4 HEpETITIoN
Of last years. still tlo leaders calculated TINT 1t
wouil DO Batzed upon ~ Ho1,sation aud create
an excitement which would give Tho Porbofr
now life mud kcop kfiugH ont OF bankruptcy.
Ut course, 1t Ia unnecessary to skate that basdes
to meeting tG b hoa this ;a;S'onug nad ai
incenataEy resolutions passed, nothing will como
Of the movement. Tho Communists themselves
doelaro that thoy neyor tntnnled 10 make p.lbc
force. but ey viii Try e secure tl,oIr object il
L!na of mon who Would rlsk their
llyoB for principles ,,aakc. and they
esa o Rs ssy ysa sa S %h s oa
and iuccnd!ary talk. "nogs that bark nayer
bite." and there IL no need Of loedlng the bark-
ing Of theso faw arraut hypocrlscs. Thoy aro
ExcREuIA0Ix nKGiditTEp
1t the hubhuh they hayo cseutod anon. the
Aldormou aud Police Co1nInissionera. They bad
AHlosiauS time Ut Mipgs' saloon last eveuing
"loh they heard that tho eanaons were mounted
ready to guard tue Relief building. Mr.. Killings
pala that Communists would not fight that way,
but they would tate charge OF tho Water MARKS,
pump tho water out Of tho mains. then I'LL them
cap!ta!iata, aud sat tre to tho pipoa.
The Communists, elatcd with thofr success In
frightening otr valiant police. haya to-day
thrown another bombehel In the alapo Of the
following
"cALI TO TnK clrlaEHs or CHICAGO"
Whilo tho m!aeFy aud tho desttuton nav prevailing
climax. sa'd ~ great ms.. Of unemployed WORKING
nsn and ati1aans are At present wtslsuus sul.Cent
shag tes I'D fs sTsat s5s,sa
s sna S beey s1sifss Tsiase. u so9 IT,
money n.rustca to them foF tAs purross et relieving
sse s:ats Psal ~. satfe1s % a
= the caHaliass sro p%yius fow taxes psaferrs
to fga. ths e!t! & slanis Ia court: ~
elousing 70 tas ,sry Identical as-axlsrs. II. IL.
os sSs d 1.a aot -. sus t.
relieve sls really necly but suAndss tho .aanoy u.on
!asose'. or uss them Tor taeir oxa personal grsi1-
Al Tho Relief and Ala socety, |. now rctu,sps
&C. Sy,isap ippGs; T. s s ~,
,Eatlus ~ 81 fluid. solsly dt.ila,4, % =
ma. os, snl 's9fs"z s.gsa ii. si,Isa,
o.tais ey % :tsfr.sioa sa ee!a .as duty d ~
tIEooa etsea % prots.s against VI. ahanrtul pro
%;sss' xl J. ssla wsaas.d,1 IT, Il. To e'as '
" North avenue {Anlth sIds>.
aaa, T., coEue sseet, Northwestern Hall tNorshxes.
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