New-York tribune., 1879-01-23
DENOUNCING BISMARCK.
LARGE MEETING OF SOCIALISTS.
CROWDS FROM THE EAST SIDE AT CHICKEEING
HAII-JonS swINToN's VIGOROUS ARRAlGN-


Of representative Socialists IN denunciation OF BswareA
and his policy. John swnt0n presided Tbe au-
dence winch included many women, received the points
In the several speeches with enthusiastic applause MT
swinton was the nrst speaker. HIS remarks were de
ycred with great vigor, aud were frequently Inter-
rupted with loud cheers.
I'VE are here tonight" said the speaker " to enter
protest against the malignant measures OF repression
aud persecution, 6uOwn ~ the Anii-socallst la"S' re-
Gently adopted and relentlossly enforced III Ter
many. under the insugaOn and menace of Bismarck
measures which outrage upon human ha'uIe
winch are of i'll 10 all mankind, which are sup
ycrsive of the OF liberty and progress when
are disgiaccfu to tho German Government ana Whcn
have made the name of their author a Kissing and
"A reproach throughout the world. Under these
laws our brethren, the Democracy OF Ger
many. subjected to Imprisonment ana eAit
helr benefit ana economical. as well as their polca
and electoral societies, are rxt"rmna-cd their news
papers, their tacts and their books are all swept oh
the right of speech of meeting ana OF debate IL taken
away from them; aud all their protests and appeals
against existing wrong are stined.
cit Was the Chancellor ~ blood ana iron who forged
tho ARBITRARY laws now ia view. Colossal Bismarck !
cried Pope Pas the Ninth few wears ago; hut heiSn"
and is h. who once wastd war upon France very the
same who row conironts IT,, advancing liberties ot
Germany Eaht years ago Bismarck marched
from Paris t. Berlin, hearing with him the gilt
trrne 4pns of war; aud once again. row, ~ these ''
IN diyS ne bears 10 his imperial master ne i"" ''
Of another victory Then, in his train. uHi,t b' o"..
he brought an EmperoI-the Emperor 20 F."ir'
now. in hc shadow of The throne. be brar' 1''t
the palili herd Of Ioedcl. Then he brought ~ hi'
Lani two of the richest province .: Franc N1act
ard Lorraine now. lie crrios m MS sla- huhcH "i
sturlcd new ,pJpcrs. Then, h HlouFH ~ ms wagons
the golden burden ui 'h"uN'n" U!''ion "' @ 49,,
now he aronls over the money pots sriZru uolh the
workin.,mrr's charitable societies Ui hi' '9@h'y'
lG'cdf arl uerI l",I ~ 'o w., ' ' " t, nm,
army France; now. h" SeZs ~ Ms clutches thr nH
ne leaders tie children Of misery "r drives them ina'-
rrc"anze The magnitude Of B'.marcks work for
M he Empire ant conc0ciinc The Enp"ror after bring
ug together various states ana unluhf nom %, 81
become infatuated as 10 uhdcihlle ue
foundations upon which alone can Germany
bAnor 70 her founders, II his October pio-
or mpe were calculated to remedy the ills under which
Germany ausUishes If, the Othcr hand. II cIud
eNtiughls.. tht hopes tlt nave been kudltd IN me
mind, oi the German Democracy and that nature hls
n.autrd IN the -Diit OF man, II were sOhctulD% but
what .j3 hn i;,o bttcrnrssi II were better for
GERMANY and FOR him that hc had never been born.
VI % I'm bismarck before this tribunal of the people
m America: AMI ia tais tral mere II ~ by the law of
,is moi b, the power o ms sword, that Judgm M ~
entered Iarra n him before justice a the ai!ant
o. lis life; before Hh,rty,a be who has attcTped TO
tprot.c - h.iorn The spirit Of the age as - vol0r;
! world a. an enemy of the human HIS
doom Is ou'ltwry among those oi DINER ages IKE uhlO
fi or tCf.e cxtrrahlc laws ofrcprr ssion-IIsmarck
a. Dr TrI.ch has just shown IN his BosNclliau book
tn i22c,tmHuthci man III ail hlI"pt' VINO T9ui ict
tr every mouth not III 6 epinE win his o"I.-l'inarck
If the scorpion tongue, VINO "ouid roo' ou' az men
own broat-who himself open vent 10 the ns0ient
ON Of Ia, oiaLdi -'o'SS4 Di H. "S IL I9' Inns j5,If
NdrIiu, no ta> "!cSt'd lCW tE' H"tIt,y o. Ger
! uanv the right % printing and speaking Nud an the
yI;a rlb's consequent thrirfro. ana Tor "hat' hnt
that tLe bG-a system of Spoao Wuch hc represents
coud withstand the powrr OF reason or the "oid'
Where VIII these inslahlc tyrant. ~op Do Won
the proposition from "rhn for the formation o an IN
irrna 6nal league of Kings to prrncrinte wholesale
murder upon the people whom thrl can ana
do yuu know that there dr" men ID power among u7
| American Government Of Thomas J,NrIsOn join that
| hrlllsh league! ltircat applause
unaware OF the schemes tnat are hatchng. or Of the
! clements tha' give them Etieh;tb' or OF the ways
! they are intended to subsefye. We know that
| ,r,,ilrsr and pluuder are advancing their lines
are l.yiug their masked batteries. lutrtnching
'b,,osclyoS in rusIaon in courts In churches in me
press ana the IigGt of capital; aud are looking To
iEr day When. through processes OF di>francisrmrn
,br,,,,, iptc,i,rcrcr vith rho freedom of speech
thr,ugh IL lay domination through the propae alton
o. fal.thoods aud a!s' alarms they viii establish the
conditions that necessary 10 the security OF their
! power BI,maGckism ha- roots Gtsidc OF Germ ny;
and war upon It everywhere is necessary 10 safety
| against it any where llong app!ausc.I
g Not tor GERMANY alone the omiTnus and menacinG
question of to-day but tor country ana all the
world. Those who never knew TINS before are learning
| il rapidly IA these times. Under smaick's reign ol
Terror however it may be- and however long 1t
| may ,ndure Democratic brethren Ia Ger
many Will stand true, strong and WatehinL Doubt
prmciples which cmnOt be banhbed, OF npri30ned or
! contscated. decnpated OF extlrpated, and which
| what course OF policy they can pursue under to
days circanstances II Is Tor 1 t9"m ana not, not Tor
ton they snail refrain from IL - bat ours. VINO can
speak, say word for them, now dumb 1t Is INT
| ours 10 send them spark Of thar sympathy which
makes kin of all the sufferers fOr liberty throughout
The wcrd Doubt not that it will reach them. that
% ,twIII he welcome Mt ali the enginery OF German
law can keep cut OF Germany the echoes OF the hundred
meetings OF protest and sympathy that have been
ar will he lpl
Now, then, tn the suffering and speechlchs Democracy
| OF Germany TO the millions who are wronged by the
new schemes Of dcsposm to those who in prison.
| IN exile, under prescription; TO those who have
been spoiled OF ther goods aud reduced to poverty
| to the COURAGEOUS and faithful editors and speakers
whose papers and meetings have been iaclDy sup,
pressed and To all the other victims of bSInarcks ev
powcr-we offer the strength Of our pledges and sym
pathetic sautations which are sent not only by this
semb!ed multitude, but by millions OF Ihe American
| people,
ADDRESSES OF OTTER SPEAKERS.
| II was announced that Dr. Adolf Douai was unable
TO he present and letter from him read at would
he difficult" he wrote find ungratrfu dynasty
as that Of Gcrmany-a dynasty that is bent
on raising itself by using its university men.
IFS DO Ice and It's immense army to oppress the DemOc
! racy. The programme Of the German Socialists is
founded true principles; while Bismarcks policy il
he condemned not only for its end but account
| of the which he takes 10 accomplish his end"
Mr. Swntou expressed his surprise That several OF the
Germans who had prolnS to speak we're absent ResO
| lutlons drnOuncIug smIrck and the So called anti
So,ialist laws aud extending the sympathy of Amer
| leans to the suffering Hptechless democracy
Germany read IN English BY Mr.. SOtneran and III
| German 10y Mr. Schwab, and were adopted with only
one dissenting voice This came late and prompted
Mr. SWiutOn " II my name were Drn,s krarncy,
should that there 1000 here and al but
were f. the right The resolutions VIII he sent the
Federal authorities at Washington for transmission
Berlin Government - Ia the Federal COunc
Pa arliaucnt OF Germany and To the German Cnan
| cellOr
Mir swlnton then said he had been unable to get
| single German to speak. said he: Not be
| got speak Tonight" Loud cries made for
George Winter. VINO finally from the back Of
| hall and made an address III German, In the
vein as were tho SPEECHES Of
| the others, when was Was received
! thusiasuctlly. Henry Drury the next speaker.