, 1875-03-01

investigate the charges malo ag4[nht tho Itolinf
and Aid nocioty. Thoy, told The Mayor TINT 1t
plAuAe.1 TAoy Ind luno everything to show tho
Teople ttat thny were NOT tho kind of men
the papers represented them to DO. They would
take avery poeaibis prccantton 10 prevent Any
rotous proceedings on their part. Thn Mayor
replied that II such was The cass ilo would pro-
tect tlIom.
The Committee then called upon tho nolset
aud Aid Society. Thoy found Mr. Tlnsdctl
there. who said he vonld receive Committee M of
low hnS neatly % siiey wore stro.te II 1eson'ions
vors again pasaod, tl,eY should 10 careful to
pasB auch only II thoy coull carry ont. !hcro
10 carried cut. They al,onld do nothing that
was unlawful, thon they wpull have the support
Of all rcspoctelbio citizens. II they could not
aucce,d IN lawful way, then ho knew Of no
and 's stand shoulder 10 shoulder a. nest election
and vo!o for mono except such - they kasw
would be favorable to the cause Of tho workings
men. tAppaauaa.1 They had tried It at Last
c1sction. but failed m!aerably because ths work.
ing,nen did not do their duty. Next tme ttley
must act differently: they muat stand together
and SEQ that they had tlicir rights.
MRS. rAAsEn
= crazy-looktng wolnat,, waH next introduced.
~. He hul como. Hlio Haid, to talk to tho
hearts OF tho WorkinEnen. They should nos act
with their mouths bit should commence acting
With their brains. Action was needed 10 recsify
the abuses from which tho workingtnen uclo
suffering: the time had cumo when talk must
cease. They mtlBt stand shoulder 10 shoulder.
and Io ttotr duty. She hoped tho reporters
would for once iell tho truth aud not peryors
every word she had said. Shs then retired,
amidst trc1nandous applanBo aud cheers.
NH. HENRY z1MnEL
waa tho next speaker: Ito con'rnonced by saying
that everything that was necessary fur
tho e1isteoco Of manlnnd WA produced
by Tho work and intelligence OF the laooring
the iirHs ones who are enti.lod 10 the wealth the
earth produced. but still thoro mere thou
sanls aud millions Of 1aborlnB men who woro
starving for tho want Of the must nrgont ncces-
saEieA Of life: Aud why wore they aat!ering and md
gcnce, or wero they living III the dark ngoa
when 1T faluro OF tho crops all had to su!lor2
mol the tiays when Bucl things wore possib!e
had passed. Nobody needed 10 atarvo In
III. THAR snse9f g led ase E'en IN ons 'Ts oayt Ta' -
tho country suppllea could DO easily
secured from moro prosperous partB by rail and
watar. Besides thers wero no fa'luras Of crops
anywhere during tho last foM years; ats!l they
tar.oH counties thousands hal died ior tho
want OF the noccBsarlss OF life. Even In prussia
pooplo wero starving but few yeatS
ago. And ia this great FREQ and glorious
Union ab9re1s not ~ aoTSd ss n .9
thoy wero kept down to ako out o miserable
existence. It had como 40 fur that tho capital
lists could buy up nll tho provisions, and keep
them In Bsorehouses for the purpose Of rain'ng
tho prics above tho real value. workiugneii
could not.eycn got their hard-earned wages.
Whenever they rise up to look out Tor thoir in.
terestB, they werD kopE back With promises. 30
they we're fooled last winter, aud they hnped that
when susn1ncr came they would DO ablo to do
hotter.
But how few OF them had work during tho
summon. There wolo not two among them WHO
lad earned enough to 1.-Two with during tuls
winter. auch way tho sad state Of things iu tits
pointed or elected to look out for tho welfare u
tho peoplo did nothing but draw their
snouoy, drink hot-Scotches and cocktails,
aud commit exccaBes OF all kinda. They would
not do anything for tho workingmeu. Ticso
men reaa tho accounts In the papcrs, aud be-
lieyed the worki,gmen were nothing hut Com
and raAcals. Immensa applarae.] They
wore told that nuch thing as i division WAS
ridiculous, as after awhi!o everything would be
'lscd up. II those mon only would s4udy tho
question properly they would ao0n become Of q
d,fIorcnt opinion. Socialists dsu not want rev.
olutionB, they did not mako them. 1t wns bad
Government TINT brought abont revolutions, aud
II thero waa no speedy change III our ru1c1a ons
time would como when they would bo compelled
to tako up arms. II the people only understood
tl,alr nbiects tbnv wnuln mt helteyn Tho nrnsa
tinnst scco,,ntn of Tia nnncrs. 'I'hn ,ncencst
tilr eyer dam by nm ofl;cai WA tin rcyncnt,o,,
If EIinv.t l,cnnsa hv Maynr Calvin. II VAS
aLnnelul to rnb a nan iIrn K1lorn nf lila 1jynii.
hool. llo had done ITO WRONG to 10 thus treatet!.
[lmmouBe and louE-continucd applause.] Thoy
we're no denlagoKuos, no outlawB, no mur-
l1kn a hnoneranr IN tI1nan who oo,nmit,ci tl,an,
pit not In tas city alope arc SUCH outra1ea com.
1t,cJ XII ~vor lin snrii IL wss ~. as,1s ~ ~
Il a TepubIic. rnonarcby. or anytLinr e}sr :ine
vel ujjko oyeryYI,oro thov ,honr,,t
thoy lad been chosen Tor tho purnoso Of tyron-
uiz;ur over In nnonla. tT.nnc.cout}nmod ~.
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s.uu ssi ,a.sn' "senn8 t8 oI peAeeaos catlzehe
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