New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-29
SocIdLIS1S Ar / PIcNLc.
WHAT THEY DID AND WHAT lBEm sprAKrR, toll
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WHAT THEY DID AND WHAT THEIR sPEAKfis TOLD
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| Two hundred men, women and Children
Socialists or sociai- Dem Gratis as l. ey pr.rr 4, bs
called held n picpje agtatou meeting yrs,s,y,, An
Turtle Bsy Park a small b~cr- yarurn al Ffsi.ayc and
Forty-tlfclst They came carly In the sfret,oou aud
remained until evening driuAing beer snolxns ana
uterins yhsl thev called NAUTICAL eeonoay Tat ,p
OF the party which eonsains scnwab anc Drury. the
Communists OF Ayepne-B and FifSt-st, WAS without
represen tation Iuouiries aftr McSsrs sehwah and
Drrry eJieed only sneers and l.uaured speeches Tia
intellectual mart was furnished by a young man named
Kleber and Isaac Bennett a cIgar-naker from Esss
Broadway. Klcber is recently from rim, ana talked
in German long and loud saving little The newspa
nee press was unity of MATCHMAKING TIC socasts Tho
sneaker sad they were paid for 4; by the capitalists
bpt IL vould be of no use the Socialists would never
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give up I'LL tDey uleu, ete', etc. etc'
Isaac Bennett Is more worthy OF attention. not being
foreign Importation Mr. Benefits age it would DO
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haru 70 'e' hc Is smah anu uarA ios'oiuaJ NC wore
a black broadcloth coat good trousers linen waist
coat gola chain very nice shirt a standing collar a
bIack crnvat ana tan sk hat In private converse
tion Mr. Bennett is as amabie and pleasant as he APP
pears M nleasant and Illogical in his public utterances
Pe"i' 'HPi'aoan' a"u So, =. S F'.S ss 80
The secret OF the trouble with him may DC iound per-
haps IN quiet remark which he made before he began
Hie ePeoen yeS'o""s' "'4 W." 80 -. ~
earned w week. no" ah siiuh Va" o"in 20
AZ pan,a,t too % ,ottoof ecoponnv hut utterly ne
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geeed MS grammar his speech oi WHICH sumo Iepte
sentative sentences given below, was TRADE
against wealth the speaker continually alluded 10
"e"'"ss "e"'" t"o 'PO"~0
himself and his audience as Worklngmen on the verge Oh
sfarysion A glance AT him and his audience there
60, -, ,s.-..,,., a. pnoa,,,s toilet has haen
ioi0 osS"o i"'S'Ss'"e' - -,
described He must allow himself some luxuFies' ior
when a friend said flake cigar" he replied, al
ne ono an INV nocketD The audience looked
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equally as WeI-tO-do as ther orhtVr LUG non
were wen dressed generally In black coats aud
III. ..,.o., s.rhov ,,ora ciaan vrhita shtrts and
hsht uVusefs'AAney "oio O40"A "-o -.
there many white cravats canes ana tan SILK mats
baae Last were NOT Of the latest STYLE perhaps Most OF
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the men smoked MOI Us mueh Doel was ui"nn no 10
usually taken on such occasions. one man, VINO was
much formed the only exception this de-
-. IT. ,.,o,, ,,voro .ouoIIv we'll dnessed They
scriptiOn. Inc women "ere equuy "eu"i0'0e" Ao'
wore neat dresses-nOt OF Calico certainly DOhhets
decorated with prOfusion OF howers Ihey were NOT
without ornaments OF gold Two OIL snsee az e' mo
heavy gold chains and loekets ear-lngs IN he ears
rings their hands. The children were cream anu sh-
ing aud mostly dressed IN wnte: lner sdtmSnts Melo
not plain. but trimmed WIN Insertions anu euslug.
as far down their knees. The sash OF one cnu was
held in place with god pm, anu no.uel VIII .
OF coral The babies had on dds 10 QUE % swo
Instances made OF edglbg ana lace, anu
gold pine Two little girls about SIX years ou say oon-
nets Of silk, covered with lace lakeh ~
a well dTessed-in an odd fashion-Iat Rood-hatuIeu
crowd ~. s,, IT. anna and talked fast and
But Mr.. Bennett hung up MS arms anu wv taSa a
loud about ms poverty and wretchcuhess as
around the little platform. Here are some Vi MS sch-
tences with their grammar corrected: ,.,-oa s,o,
professors; they want 10 near pian ta
who has suffered they have sHheTea Appiasc lheIo
was a time when the WORKING Glasses geIc " ~ ~
count; no" tney are vi hohe ta savs pntIk and
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