New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17
SOCIALISTS ON ASSASSIyS.
NoBILTNgs CRIME DENOTTNcED

SOCIALISTS on ASSASSIYS.
DIR. NOBILING,s CRIME DENOUNCED.
MAss-MEETING OF SOCIALISTS CONDgaTSs THE
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION or THE GERMAN
EMPERoR-MUcH WILD TALK AND BLAsPHsMY.
An audience of good size gathered in the
Germania Assembly Rooms, on Saturday night, at the
meeting Of the socalisc Labor party The assemblage
not called to order until nearly o'clock Prior 20
that much beer INDUCED in down stairs. and much
talk The large room up stairs gradually filed until
every seat occupied aud many standing
in the OF the hail great part Of the audience kept
on has. dsdained collars and smoked bad cigars. Tho
speakers usual condemned Violence and resolutions
were passed 6enouncng the recent attempt 70
snate the German Emperor. The vigorous applause
however called forth by the statement that society
holds itself justified in taxing the head any who
commits crime against humanity aud by gross elurs
against Henry Ward Beecher.
r. II. Bartholomew called the meeting 70 order
aud +. scarda was elected chairman It
then resolved, with On extensive preamble, 70
ferring TO tho effort to kill the German Emperors
that I'VE repudate every endeavOr TO make the
Socialists responsible for any attempted assassnation
and call 70 account the uphOders OF the present sysem
Who by the practice Of egalzed warfare and judicial
murder and by economical and political oppression Of
the natons always produce individuals who in mur
oppression and improving the condition OF mankind"
h9ny DTy was S Rs s fe sss :as. sd
the Socialist party Is opposed to murder and an, 70
structon Of human life way whatever lApplauseI
We opposed TO the taking Of the life OF any individual
by Individual But be II remembered that there
something potent than any individual and that is
the iife of any individual loud applauseI . We
have the question Of Dr. Nothing, which
Is not ennoblng theme. lLauRhterl II the states
Of Europe can't understand this affair, wen tell
them. They claim that DR.. MODELLING is Socialist OF
course he must have been, for he shot the Emperor
Laughter The secret Of the attempted assassination
lies in the force OF paramount idea upon one mans
mind. Prussias indemnify was like gamblers igot-
ten gains II was spent ana more besides Speculation
brought the government into dsrepute with the people
Bismarck-who Is nothing II not smarter tnan other
msn-went back 70 the yillanous Vaccinations OF the
second French Empire, and got up some bogus assas-
tried upon himself; that lasted for few weeks
then tried upon the Emperor this ayaed only
for few months. He then introduced bill TO crush
the Socialist Labor party, which met with an over
whelmng defeat In this dilemma the force OF circum-
came 10 his aid. Napoleon H. was exposed 70
ten assassnatons-all planned by the Paris police The
Emperor knew ali about this; he ran no danger He
wasn't the to he where there much danger.
This shown nc Sedan, when he ran 10 yield up his
sword 70 his brother Emperor These men in Germany
idea that they have brought real sssassinaticns.
The best thing we can say 70 Bismarck IS stop your
bogus assassnatons you viii get euchred at your own
game.
not Unsuitable. Even that do not agree Let ty
rants ive their evil deeds punishment enough
Appause dGa IneTe IS nde SD Sds ;sef
perfectly justified in taking the head OF any man who
commits crime against humanity. When tyrant out
RACES this humanity society shall and crush him.
lShOuts OF bravo and deafening applause. hold II
right hang who shoots Emperor from hotel
window. but also hold IL right 10 hang man who
causes 10000 OF his subjects slaughter their brothers.
We ought hang Dr. NObllng at once, but don't let
forget to hang beside him the rival Of 100000
OthersBsmarck: aud the other band, hang the I'm
perOr Then warrant yO1 there viii be most excel
lent hanging Nobling. ike Christ, will then be cruei-
fed between tN thieves. Applause and Misses.
"Of course the blacklist OF the black. We are
always said 70 be plotting against the safety OF the Ma
road last summer; that they INTRODUCED the parson
fever i'm Brooklyn; that they introduced Elizabeth Ii-
ton TO Henry Ward Beecher. Iells OF hughterl. For
that kind introduction told 10 live hard bread
and soft water. But endure all this, for in the
end we shall prevail With you II remains TO say how
long before victory shall come TO US"
The address closed with the usual appeals 20 those
present TO jOn the ranks OF the Lab party Speeches
were then made by l.. D. Balda IN Bohemian, and by L.
Schaeffer in German
II was announced that the French section OF the Labor
party would hold meeting in this city 20 commemorate
the revolution Of 1S4S on June "a.
mass-meeting of Socialists held last night In
Chicago which pected that Henry Drury would
be by the Socia Of this city The man Of whom
so much has been written lately could not raise $50 TO
nav his expenses aud Chicago lost mis- elOquence. Many
OF the NeWYOrk Socialists growing tired OF DTury;
he talks much and not choice in the use OF his LAM
Cuage HIS blasphemOus comparison OF Nobiling hung
between Bismarck and the German Emperor TO Christ
cruc fed between the thieves, excited many COM
plants Some the Socialists say that Atheism Is not
Objectionable but they not policy TO be so out
spoken now deters people from joining the party
Drury's at the meeting gained eight American
members thirty Germans also Joined the organization