New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-08
JUDGE GARY'S DECISION.
NO NEW TRIAL FOR THE ANARCHISTS
sPiEs' scHwAB FISCHER NEEBE AND LINGG Oh.
JEcTING TO THEIR SENTENCE.

SPIES, scHwAB, FISCHER. NEEBE AND LINoG Oh.
JEcTiNG TO THEIR SENTENCE.
[Br TELEGRAPH TO THE rRBuxE1'
CHICAGO, Oct. 7.-Judge Gary to-day in q
long opinion delivered In the Criminal Court overruled
the motion for new trial In tho OF the eight An.
archiss charged with completely In the Haymarkst
massacre He declared that the sentence OF death found
by the jury against August Spies. Michael schwab,
Adoiph Fischer, Louis Lingg Albert Parsons Samuel
Fiedcn and Michael Engs. and the penientiary sen.
tence OF fourteen against Oscar Neebs ust
and would be carried out In the afternoon tho session
was devoted to speeches delivered by the condemned
men. Those wero long that tho court Was adjourned
after Lngs had spoken, and there Eugs Felden
and Parsons to speak to- before sentence 10
finally passed. From remark of the Court Captain
Black before the adjournment 1t sinfered that the
date OF execution will be December g.
Tho decision OF Judge Gary embraced review OF the
principal parts of the evidence against tho accused
brought in the weeks and reading Of
copous from tho Arteiter Zeitung. The Alarm,
and reference to particular speeohcs made BY Of
the defendants well pointed criticism the
timony elected from Witnesses The Court said
In passing upon the motion for a trial in this
find that there 10 such mass OF evidence that
Ibsieve no argument 70 ndne to deny that ali tho de.
fendauts except Nssbe were combirsd for the
ment Intended or tending to deny that the other seven
were 10 c0mbnation for some object what was thas
reading wnat the defendants themselves have written
..s s" a n n. s m re-
tended to show that the object OF the TO
and n % M
gers. rcvolvors guns and explosives was advocated
selve. aud prepare for tho coming revolution Many
letters and communications in the papers named were
In addition to ali this there is tho estmony Of wit.
nesses that there was combination which was formed
md haf ar nm afnn had f,ri
purpose the changing OF the existing order OF things,
tho overthrow Of sovernment aud the abolition Of eli
law. There can DO no question In tho mind OF auy
these speeches. which wers written and spoken
long before tho movement talked Of This
movement, which they advocated, was but neans In
d.rsa Sirso
to tho arguments Of counsel that they proposed TO re-
which the police might make upon them because these
all snow that the object was thA
He declared that the evidence clear that the seven
defendants accessories before the fact and were
guilty OF the murder of the police He added:
The question OF tho Instructions whether these de-
fendant or any OF them. did anticipate expect the
throwing OF the bomb on the nigat OF May is not
question which need TO consider because the instruc-
instructed to nnd thom guilty, il they believed that
they participated in the throwing OF the bomb.
couraged advised the throwing OF that bomb, bad
knowledge that 1t be thrown. nythiug of that
The conviction has not gone upon tho ground thas
the aCt which caused tho death OF
Deegan. but upon tho ground, under tho
Instruction. that they had generally by speech and
print, advised large class to commit murder and hal
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that conseduence Of that advice and In pursuance OF
the oomb that caused Deegsn's death.
When the court was opened this afternoon the defend
ant Spies began with manuscript hand. He
said:
speak as the representative OF one class ad.
dressing the representative OF another. l VIII
s ~ me DSs' v.
ton; Of my alleged crime Is your history"
have Indicted on charge OF murder As An accom-
poe or accessory Upon thi: Indictment have o. been zen
70 :Soy .S6 rsv sss ,aa had
anything to do with it. II there was evidence to
show that was responsible for It, then my execution
is nothing but wul, malicious and deliberate murder,
as foul amurder may be found IN the annals OF
!ieous political or any other sort Of persecution In
themselves with similar excuses for tney themselves
have to %Ss OF the the w. E used
Jury pocked TO convict u.s. charge the states Attorney
sS@m, s1% b0nsS aaa.r win win N'%S n"% ss'p.'' little
incident which may throw somo light on
about o'clock met young man. Klcckuer by name.
My brother with me At the time ana never left
schwab that evening and he knew that such
so sy knew
match ana igntsd the fuse in the bomb lie 10
here and put him on the standi you ask.
Because honorable representatives. OF Grnuen and
Hona th. PERJURY Of Thompson and Gms
viii refer to the testimony given oy few Of our wit
very Objectionable some Of pariclan friends.
They thought eight hours OF toll ought TO constitutes
IL HiA'' was ss'A felt I Bonneid was the nan
Association "Bonaeld with vssse that only needs to
be mstrustedhe was he man To do this work.
II had thrown that bomb II knew the man who did
throw It, would not hesitate to own II. This. your
honor Is one reason why sentence OF death should nos
be upon In court o; justice II that term can
reinem5er that 1he Chicago Tribune OF February 20.
1885, contained a long account OF dynamite
bomo to be used against rebelous work.
lnsmsn Why So. was mot tho sdtO, o OF
Why wa. S not SA the editor Of he 6ay ies tled In his
bombs and OF them was found III his possession:
THIS is another reason why sentence OF death should
The system OF wages is tho OF present social
80 nGn.ro". 40 :" cry :. y,a
Anarchism belongs TO speculative phliosphy. anu not
word was said about anarchism at the HaymarSet
Bat fsnarchsm is on trial. AIN proud to say thst am
Anarchist. - , c, ~ ~
want life Tor le and have convicted equal number
men, OF whom II cannot be ruthiuy saId that they
fields victims The same system OF Jurisprudence can
be fourd among various savage peoples ana
tI1Oes Sy the ldsi ipnetion OF similar wrong to tha;
received at enemies bands They are not partlcu
sons fced long they have ife for life Tgs
walls to considerable extent among tho
natives of tho wch Islands II We are To be hanged
upon prncpl-stbcn let II 10 known let the rora
know what civilized and Christian country 10 this, in
which tho Vanderbilts. the Jay G0Giis, ana mo
rest pose the rescuers OF law and liberty II four
Ionor thinks by tho execution OF this verdict you can
stamp out the labor movement you do not eomprehcnd
the mower OF that mighty movement rJm whch Tue
do trodden and miserable children Vi toll nope ior
relief You know where tho blaze viii next break
out IL n a sub orranean fre that you cannot put out
Tho ground s hre upon which you stand You wAng
to stamp out the conspiracy. You resemble child
that 10 looking for his picture behnd mirror.
What YOU see and what you grasp IN our movements
IA moi nv but tho Of your OVID bad conscoBcss
n yon want TO stamp out and the sgta-
tors you must stamp out every factory lord who mas
made hls wealth tho unpaid labor or his employees
mi The who has uiade his money from xround
down and oppressed laborers and fArmers
Michael scuwab then took the floor In stentonan
voice he began;
II ia lot much have say. and would say nothing
nil aid not fear silence would lock ike eowardly