, 1875-06-14
FIRE AND FURY.
The Communists nt Tlscir Old
Trfcfts Again.
An Effort to Win Over tho Coal. Heay-
ers and Lumber.Shovers.
Tho Opinions Of NIc.iulifr and Joflcrs
Concerning tho First Regiment.
Tho Workingmcn Invited to Take Up
Their Muskets,

Iho WorkinEmen Invited to Take Uu
Tbo,r Nr,lo+,
"o'A Doo'"o1e'
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<Ano TO ouuseTApo 1or Inc p" vorpote.H
II has often becn demonstrated that tho Com.
munlsts In ths city l,avo but jlttto Influence over
the vorninrmon. md All ,bc;r scho,rn. .,,a =,
fo.t, ~ mn,to ,,on, ,noI ssao,nua s"a ei
49," ~ u".. ,' 'nc''i "afe H'aflapy Ploscd atl
!Ailuie' SUI" thc 70" fanatics who hhvo got II
into their hcads tint they mist rotorm society
rofuso 10 bo rauelche,l, Whouoyer aud vbercynr
nm onnor,un,iv = osror. it.a,r ,,,.,, ....'
nd w. :. 49, .,.a ' 'ne5 po.u.o "loh
~" ro.,;a "o ~ ~. tav purpose ol ,nselennR tue
10 riot and bloodahod, and inspiring them with
a dosdly hatred nr,lnst .propertv.ovucrs ,nd
ee,,t.,,.ta :, t,,o. h.,e t.itat -, A.,.-1""
shp"t a..,. - ~. ,.na,,', ". !. .1su ~ bringing
aooas s'a'e o. anarchy u IS not 10 DO a'tf1b-
utod 10 tho inoflciency and tho tameness OF
thoir talk but because tho majority OF tn.
American worknvmpn .ro TN .,n.;hto -
cooa,i,or ,ho icea,,d,.-r .s.. -. T., ~
1.ss.,s oIas '""' u .neBo
iana'lcs' "no' while Claiming 10 DO tho working.
tncn par excollence, nro notlling but = lot Of
bumnoss TOO lazy to work md ear, IN honosk
living for thomsolyps.
Aho,,t woor ,ro ~, ,,,, .. -
,,nha. WV. ~ .ae eoa'.noaseta s'rack TOT
attempted 10 lntimidata those mcn who we're
willing 10 work. The police promptly interfertd
aud tLcro Ina boon no tu1ther t-o.hio .,n.s
t,oueI ,l,s s,T,t,, s.i,, nr,v.;,. ot.so'
tho lun'bcr'bhovors al:o struck, and their places
were promptly filled with l,ew mon. Tho brick
yard ncu arc also on a st,;ko ot nrca,nt and ~,
ovpers rofu,o tn ncce,1o ,o .ho,, ,,nsn1. nn. sas
49,. -, .r.,... ,.N, ~. .'u'o4u1' LIE
ia .s"'s u "uA'ss Aaa asah Afforded tho commun'
tets an opportunity to thrust tbeu1Bc1yna ron.
aptcuousty boforo tue public aud appoar In tbs
arena Us tho sayioss OF tho yorkit,pmn, and tha
champions Of thcir c,uao r, t,,sv ,.s, w n.,,as
meeting In or,1,n,rv ,,mos 10y ,har Mso s@~ya .an,a
not nave Gathered together hundred porHons
to listoued to their nonsouso. But thcT kno.
that At tho preson. tiu,o when 90 manv mon wera
out of employment and In an unusual stato ct
cacHemeht grand turnout would follow their
call. In this calculation thcy vero not mistaken.
The meeting held at tho Bohemian Turner Hall
under tho a,,spicca ~ tha c,,nn,,,r,,,. ro..aa'
day and IL to "e as bo stssfs s.s
particularly Invited, proved a grand auccess
from communistlo standpoint, Tho hail boing
crowded and no lcss .l,an 20oo norsons b,in1
p,osont. Tho tuenkera MI ~ wbnn, vor, .sh s.,i'
pu"o" pan"" np epeass,a' aN VI "non "e9o WELL
Known communists, having been foremost in
previous attempts, know they woro speaking to
AL apprcciat fvo crowd and heuco they ueed no
restraint in hrid!in9 tAoir tongues, but let thom
dea in Yesterday atsrnoon yss , ne,er befopo
hear,i in d public meeting In this conutry.
aud II attempted in any other would copsIQn lie
perpetrators to prison. Hloodst,ed and riot voro
almost tho exclusive tnomos and tho annihilstion
OF tho Frat Rogimont, Judging By aboiS ,sik.
seems to he q forcgouo colclusion. '"'"'
Tho meeting was Organized by TIM elnotion NJ
Mr.. William JelIers az Chairman, and II.
echluosef and Johu AlcAuln ~ 8ocretsroy.
HI. JOHN sIMMESs
WAS introduced ~ tho llrst tpeakar. In a1-
dressed tho meeting fu English. aud said tho7
were living in a country wlI!oh was called = Rc.
public. What xaY the meaning Of \ Ennuh1io
it was a Government ruled by tlo neoufos lid
tho stato OF Affairs here agreo with lis nop,,tsr
uo:ion3 No. And wlly not Docai,sa ti,a
rulod. but they rnjcd M innna1 II thnv snn.3
the tiuo thoy wore deyotinV 10 tho le.rn;ng ~
,rado to ihe governing of tho conntcy.
tho Biate OF atl1,ra won)d be far difrsTont