New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
AN APPEAL FOR THE ANARCHISTS.
A MEETING OF THEIR WOMEN FRIENDS.

THEY EMBRACE EACH OTHER AND DECIDE ."
STAND BY THE CONVICTED MURDERERs
CHICAGO, Aug. 2l.-There was meeting
last light of all relatives of tho convicted
Anarchists They were reinforced by from all
parts Of the city, and Mas Spies subsequently said tha
over 900 subscribed to the fluid TO carry inc
case to the Supreme Court. Miss Spies said:
"We have been watched aud bounded by detectives
and newspaper men until we are nearly narasseu W
death. Bat got away with them ali this time, ana
have had our meeting The law may beat us by Judge
Garys rulings and by the special pleas made by Mr'
Grinne but the Supreme Court never will indorse OF
rule the same way Judge Phillips and others have toIu
us that Think OF my brother being hanged. when ho
was only trying to the best no could to help the
workingmen."
Uis said toat Mrs Holmes made energetic plea to
the meeting In favor OF awaiting the decision OF the
supreme Court The said that they were not In
the oppres.e1 OF ali nations would their succor
When the meeting dspersedit IL was an cary ho nt NM
hour. AMI the women all emDracei ana ueciarou '"'
they would stand together , ,...,..
W II. Parsons brother OF the condemned Anarchist
SAID 10 reporter night that the case would be car
rlcd TO the Court OF the United states neces
well nat ine Tn ys ag or
the which gave to AL men the rght TO peace
1y the authorities or private individuals. to break up
such meenr II The State supreme M enc o"r a,s
supreme Court on the grounds that tue question
The seven Condemned Anarchists put in the coils
on Murderers Row" last night and two Jaii ucpu'les a
| wal ed al
ers have maintained bold defiant front when before
| the eyes OF their fellow men. but they were an
n,eryas durng the night guards startled by
moans a cry OF anguish from his coll me PrsohMers M
newspapers news and for the next hour they
read the approval Of their Bsek n' Of their
counsel called and admitted to tue cage where tue
Paa soms trouble in getting in and Black. who
companicd him. haa to watt outside dS Ine men men
hatless and coatess looked haggard and careworn
They piled the lawyer with question arIer Question In
| Later in the day friends called, but only few OF
them were admitted
and this evening long editorial reves the capital
stic press" and speaks hopefully concerning tho con
taken TO the highest In the land We do not say
too much. the Arbsiter when we assert that the
".b camp who had been opponent." inc
sTffs sres tse" aes ro@ S se rs zg
one would only the BY thinking
the reign OF tyranny continues nut tna now taey
not in distant future until the DID, rotten and
corrupt system winch keeps the majority OF men IN
| need, misery and hunger Is swept away. -
States Attorney Grinnell having completed ms
left here for New-England thi. afternoon; Im9e-
diatey before leaving the city Mr. GrlnneIl heii
oSca aG ns Mr Walker and Mr. FHrh
The principal question discussed was ths a'i tn
Chicago who have not been arrested or presented ior
| Indictment the Grand Jury.
At the OF the conference the States Attorney
said 1--WE mean to leave Anarchists alone for time
Of free speech means in th, country; they sui
hold IT to that they incite men to rot murder anu
men who called 'squeaIers' aud :nformers, ,
There were three or four OF them one OF them went
have obtained the names of all the principal Anarchists
themselves s do not know it, want them know it
now. want them to know that they are marked men
Aud II ever hand Is raised to nure hair OF the he"a
OF any juror person connected with the trial that Is
every Anarchist might az well consider tina.
his deahkDel has been sounded. We have their names
and will bring every one to the galows Let them "n
Messages OF congratua,ion by wire and mail continue
pour INTO Mr.. Grnncs office from all parts OF the
country.
BaIt6azar Rau. 1t is said, has hedfrom the city.
| INDIANAPoLIs, Aug. 81 (SpeciaD.- dispatch from
Evansville states that schnaubs who Is said to bc the
who threw the bomb in the Haymarket riot In chi
| cago, IL supposed to he la c0ncealment there.
| PTTsBURG, Aug. 81 (Specian.-A msu. who gave his
name as August Lefair aud who claimed to represent
the NewYok Anarchists. passed through the city to-
day his way to Chicago. lie said that his mission
was to trial for the convicted Anarchists
He said that many friends In New York prepared to
largely toward their defence and prophesied
outbreak in the eveut OF their death. He said also
that the representatives OF all the Anarchist socletes
in the country will he in Chicago within the mel twenty
! four hours.
Wall OF A BOSTON ANARCHIST
BosTON, Aug. u tSpeciah.-John A. Henry,
an avowed Anarchist and intimate acquaintance OF
the Chicago cOnsprators has been iu this city Tor
some weeks Iio declares In q communication in an
| evening newspaper that hc apprehends 10 harm 10
| his old friends now under sentence OF death.
$50 violatye is this verdict OF the whole enghten-
ment by which We assume to be guided" he writes
"that thinking minds viii: wonder II the Knights
OF Labor disurDcrs, whose ways milk aud water
| compared 10 the truthful vigor OF tho
| Anarchists, will next come under the ban
Then indeed would the cause OF oppressed humanity be
dead The so-caled crime for which these are con
denned strange TO say, the very for which tbo
yor d's be have In all their ives
The fathers glOrfy were guilty OF 1t for their impulse
was III entica Here In Boston, IN l775 the speakers
and the Tor American freedom persecutcu
and some them even 10 death But tliues changed
and to-day We sng pcins 10 he deeds of fsui heveo
and Israel while at the moment we takc
on feeling of Satisfaction that malefs etors OF wider
IHurpose gripped 10 death by law IL cannot DO ntt
Ils ,erdIct shah stand or bs carried to its FUN me nt
Vulgar crimes may be justly abn'rfed mt this was no
yuI,ear crime-iL was nOblest among the noble"