New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
GLORIFYING 4 UOULDBE MURDERER.

MEMORIAL MFHrISG FOR AUGUST RFiSspORF-
FIERY SPEECHES by MosI AND OTHERS.
COucordia Hail has been furnished with new
chars since defeat OF the Socasc factions by Cap
tam McCuagh and his r'ty poieemrn on the night OF
February 2 The chairs occupied last nigh, by
much the same crowd that occupied the hall on that
night There were uany who compelled to stand
up IA the hall became ncd what space was not oecu
plea by the crowd was nied with tobacco smoke and
utId ink in "A foreign accent Herr Most the only
one of the prominent Anarchists of this city present II
there were any police In crowd they III citizens
dress
The meeting was intended ~ memorial for August
Ecinsdorf who was executed February IN Germany
for plotting to blow up Emperor Wilhelm and the royal
party at ths Niclerwald celebration j. W. GrOsuch an
Anarchist Chicago. the first speaker He was
yioeat IN his remarks advocating and DlOOishrd
as the only means 10 overthrow the existing Govern
ncnts mot only OF Europe but also OF Ame1ca, ana
called upon all trades unions and the Knights OF Labor
to Join the Internaonasts. saying that their methods
were the only practicable means of improving hcir con
ditio a. arson and boodshed the only arguments
which capitalists would listen to.
John Most received with loud cheering. lie said
In part: Fellow wOrkingncnl We stand before fresh
gra,e-tc grave OF that hero. Ronsdor But Jour gioi
is mingled with feeling Of satisfied revenge. when We
reflect that that nserabe spy kumpf who was ihstu-
mental IN his conviction. stricken down by the
gnife August leinsOr may he Justly called the Iaicr
rounded bl those conditions In which the human eatt
eau only hate Like AL iroletirans he had home
no country Al Geneva, switzerland. he hrst I'M
bued with the international theory ol the universal fo'o
Luton and steadily disseminated its prccepts until lie
ed splendid idea OF elcvaing the high per
souagcs that asscnbed at Nlclerwad utn stll higher
region. wIts that famous product, dynamite.
lhe speaker next gave biography or the German
Emperor his point of view arraignng him Ior uh
numbered crimes and niinties committed on Ills SUD
iects The Crown Prince came IN Tor his share Ol III
yrciVc Herr Most gaugng his character aud iutiifo
polIcy by his while the Emperor suffering rom
Inc shot-uuu wounds of IlUcdel. lie then rAtOlcd
Keusdorf as hero and his acts pure herOsm. Iho
press was eNecratcd Tor rejoicing NJ the murier o
inns noble character" He sympalhiLcd with the Hlsh
dyuauitc - aud the other Europe III revOlntIuni7Is
=" iut YOU say" continued, IN free America hei
Deed such procedure. Let me remind you lnA
not many cnngs horde Of iuiahs enierod ibS
hail aud unmcicIiuly struck men. wOueD and chldich
with lndian clubs Nothing like II ever occurred III any
EIroIetn country.
They aIe oa ers," cried several near the pat
form ,,.,a
they pose To show their authority ny
clubbing foreigners and nativesl After some more
fierce invectives against American Injustice lo ie,i
resolutions substantially similar 10 those IN Ensllsn'
which were adopted without dissenting voice.
After Most a young Bohemian spoke. A large req
meeting was declared closed after resolutions we're
passed conforming the execution Of Keinsdor a. "a
judicial MURDER jusiying and glorifying his actions
sympathliug with Irish dy ynamiteurs and deDouhcng
The action of the police Ia dIsporsing tho meeting Oh
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