New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
DEFINING FREE SPEECH.
THE CHARGE TO TIE CHICAGO GRAND JURY.

ANARCHISTS MAY SPEAK, But THEY ARE RESPONSE
BILE FOR THE RESULT.
CHICAGO, May II (SpccidN.-lt was found
necessary issue special venire to-day to complete the
Grand Jury the OF the Anarchists are
to be heard 1t until after p that the panel
was completed. Comment freely made on the ap-
pcarance OF jurors when they responded TO tho call
OF their ames The impression was that they were
goodooking intelligent body OF In HIS charge to
the jury Judge Rogers said:
We hear good deal OF what constitutes freedom OF
speech There is no constitutions right 9r ms 20
speech These men must be held responsible for WHAT
The history of the days will make 1t necessary
for to advert to other matters than the actuai
commission OF crime as we'll the commission OF
offences against the law. The bill OF rights OF inc
state Of Illinois Incorporates the general pfinclpes
of the Constitution OF the United states. Men may as
semhe and discuss these matters-the constitutional
right OF freedom OF speechbut they are hed respohs
bic what they II men are incted to riot arson
and other unlawful acts tho men responsible for tls
may held answerabe for the results Tho principles
OF inv Dculcae the doctrine that men VINO teacn rio,
unlawful gathengsto incendary actsade re-
sponsibe for the effects ST these ranngs red nag Is
puOlc menace. IL Is an emblem thht no quarter VIII
gwen The police have right to suppress these Poo
the right To quel all such disturbances s. ana Tue iuIice
and the chief magistrate Of the city did their duty when
the time came and acted like men,
In defining the law sffe citing the OF the men
who incted the riots Judge Rogers plainly indicated
that chief conspraors could be held accessories
before he fact the crime Of murder In speaking OF
the extended labor troubles in this city, the court sad
They have attracted the attention of tho country at
large but don't lay the trouble to any one ma
tionalty It naonaties but individuals that are
10 blame It IS not the irsl the Germans or the Bv-
hcruians nationality. All these people love pea'e
Men have right to strike. they nave flght 10 qlll
work If they please when they one step further
and say that have not tho right to work. they vO-
late the law and can he punlshel IL Is 70. on ,.o
princpals that he held Responsible nut the aces
sores well lie. they, who stand idy by atter nav
ING advised the violence committed may be heldequay
10 blame with the principals . FL,
An tho states Attorney SAID tnls after
Iunderstand there are between sevenly-hve ana a
hundred to be examined. Probably, however,
not more than twenty i've will DO heard shoudlndlc
ments returned the will be set for trial on he
calendar the Monday June, and III all lkehhOOd
a hearing will he had sOou after. The testimony NAV
will be offered the Grand jury VIII be testimony
from eye Witnesses men who present at the Hay
market when the bomb was thrown.
Otiicrr Thomas Redden died at the County Hospital
this morning at o'clock, making the siAth 'edln
among the police wounded I'm the Haymarket riot
Blood poisoning was the Immediate cause OF death'
had his left leg fractured by tue dynamit te Dom
received a bullet wound in his left check anu wouh
in his right arm He leaves a wife ana two Children