The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-02-29
Talk OF TIE DYNAMITERs.
Plots, Plans and Catechism of the Followers
of Mezerof.
Brooklyn Eagle.


Brooklyn Eagle.
Walter Elliott tall middle Gagged man, grad
uate of the school of dynamite told the meeting
he was pupil of Mezerof, who taught them how
to make dynamite. DR.. Gallagher could have
been a disciple of Professor Mezerof if he had
chosen.
NO, sir" exclaimed person in the rear Of the
room.
HE could" retorted the speaker, because I
was the one who offered to put him in the school,
but he would not go there There is no use talk
ing about expense. Any man educated in dyna
mite can get the material necessary for the work
for almost nothing. There is no use sending ten
men together to do the work. If work is to be
done send two men, and then if it is necessary,
one can cut the others throat Two men with
dynamite and Greek fire can destroy any amount
of men and property they like You can pick up
the materials for dynamite in the street We
have the secret for making it. If we could
have obtained money, there would have been
work done to astonish the world before now.
Men who obtained the first information are
weak in health and in pocket. The crowned
head of Europe kept the knowledge OF dynamite
from the working classes for years. But the
English tried to destroy New York with it, and
we hanged man Governors island for tax
ing part in the affair l can make bomb in
fifteen minutes, throw it on the floor there, and
there would not be living man in the house.
Any man of brains can learn this secret in
twentytour hours. 1t is safer to carry than
matches. Keep the parts separate till you want
to use them put them together and throw them
ON the floor. Death instantly follows. If those
men in Phoenix Park (who did their job decent
ly; | wish there more of them) had used it,
there would not have been much evidence
against them 1t is the prettiestinstrument i'm
aginable. You throw it after man. He is
blown into thin air. There is nothing on your
person to convict you-nO knife no pistol. Men
should learn to make and use it. We may have
to use it in New York without going over the
water. Mouopoists are crowding us more than
iad IN
work. are getting So week to support family.
So every man should learn to make dynamite,
to be ready for every purpose He then
urged unanimity of action, and praised ODOno-
van Rosa an honest man. He urged them to
work, and TO be willing to go to ireland to work
out her salvation through modern science, If
they got choker about their neck it would be
an honor, for every man would talk about their
brave deeds. He called upon the young to
come to their school and learn how to make dyn-
amite, 1t cost sixty cents a pound, and thirty
pounds would destroy England's greatest iron
clad
The chairman then spoke about England's pre-
sentation of ship to America for the Greedy
relief expedition. He said there were men
walking the streets idle who could build ship
here, while the representatives in Congress pan
dered TO the lickspittles i'll England. They should
rise up against any representative willing TO ac-
cept anything from Ireland's hereditary enemy.
Anything that came from England was ven
omous. The Irish people should protect their
rights by demanding half the representatives in
Congress, and then sending such men as Finer
ty and Richelieu Robinson there. Then Eng
land would not dare offer ship to u nation that
a century ago cut down wood in her forests,
butt vessels and captured the best English ships.
Edward w. Shellon a very tragic voiced
speaker, said that any priest of church who
prayed for the Saxon robber was not only
traitor to the people but apostate to his God
He lies, interrupted voice.
Great confusion ensued, in which the chair
and everybody else talked at the same time
Finally orderwas restored, and the speaker con
tnuedi 1T was sad day for Ireland when she
accepted an Italian Pope. Send no more pen
high priest of humanity in New York, who will
pray for those who prosecute you
young fellow in the rear of the room object
ed strongly to the church being dragged in say
ing they could all be dynamiters or anything
alse, but as they were all Catholics they had
better leave the church out
Others were making ii lively. when the chair
said: sit down. None Of you have made a case
out against the speaker"
Another man arose and said eve have a
right to tell the Pope he lies when he goes out
side of theology When he talks on IA political
position he is on the same level with us, and is
only man" Applause.
The chairman then announced that Bishop
Morarity was i'll place made hotter than dy
Mantle, because he denounced Feniansm.
After long discussion the chair launched out
the query, WHO made you2"
God, responded thin individual
AN right; hold on; very well. What did BE
make you forl7
For the purpose of using dynamite"
Then there was row in the rear of the room
between two of the speakers, i'll which one com
manded the other to sit down, and upon his re.
fuSal tried to throw him out of the window. The
meeting broke up in some disorder