The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-14
=. Gers After the Socialists
~ in Good Style,
..xn scORoHES JeHAN MOST.
-, black and Mrs. Parsons
a-s Terribly Afraid OF
us Effect.
n, Anarchists Trial

- MS address, and began by i'm
-, the testimony Of witness
III Which, he said, was untrust-
~. srst. because it was paid for;
- -..ond because the conduct of the
Anu ;.SIors was not such as it would
eonsRI 80 the word "Ruhe" meant
nav bs said it did, or f
1-isoners we're aware OF
INC aIesed significance. There
l nave been grain of truth, the
..- aid in what Walker tes-
sp.isos N but the most of their
<s.i.e- vs-e eOncOcted by them.
s aS,lIs, concluded by declaring that the
ss.to's sttorDey was blinded by malice,
o- S ;nsrsnce. b7 the police conspiracy
a aiI ne speakers client to the gal
80 Re arged the jury not 10 be in
5,,ce5 bv the attempts which would be
made 10 Arouse their passions.
Ar the opening of the afternoon ses-
ion Assistant State Attorney Inghsm
,.epped quickly into the open space in
froDt Of the Jury, and in a clear, ring
NJ voice commenced his address in the
allowing word: There are verdicts
1fiuries which make history. Your
verdict in this case will make history.
lis Of great importance that your YER
d;ct be right. We live in CHICAGO, the
metropolis OF the great northwest. and
he very centre of the civilization of the
nineteenth century, and all are investl-
ating an offense as great as ever dis
raced humanity. Seven men were killed
Jxty were wounded, but this crime
psles n insignifcance besides the point
o. issue, which you are to pass upon,
Matthias J. began on the 4th of May
cit Desplaines Street station, full of
lie and hope, and without malice
DEard any living creature. Between
lin and taem there could not possibly
have been any ill-Wlll. Now he
les II his grave. because he de-
ended the law. These defendants
struck at the law. The great question
which Won are to decide Is whether the
sE Of this state is strong enough to
urotect itself or whether il is to be
.rampled upon by these eight men. but
one Of which is a native of the soil. !"
Ingham defined the meaning OF the
5aense Scaled conspiracy as given IN
he statutes of the State, and said:
WAS the bomb throwing on the night
Of Nav 18th, the result of conspiracy
usO. these men are guilty and the law
s strong enough to protect itself.
From the opening of Ingham's ad-
dress. til his arrival at this
point, II did not aPpesr that a single
seg in the loom had lost a word that
had been uttered. From the judge on
ne bench to the jury, counsel, the de-
.endsnt and each individual spectator,
every attitude betOkened the most earn
est attention, and when the speaker be-
gan to pouT ont the torrent OF denun-
cations upon the heads of the defend
ants and upon their doctrine, the keen
est interest was depicted on nearly every
cOuRtenance. With the exception OF
Spies, who continued to smile insolently
he defendants listened with solemn
e0untenances. 4 know" said lngham,
shat Johsn Most, of New York, is the
acknowledged head of the Anarchists
10 this country. l know chat the de-
iendants are his ardent follower. They
tried 70 pass here as Socialists, as yehsn
81 dees in New York, bat l know
mat At the Congress of Socialists IN
Europe not long ago, Jehan Most was
e1peued-lhere were only two votes
cast II his favor" Here Ing
aam's emphasis became terrific, when
Ae continued. Just as the turkey
2lLLard spess his vomit upon fan
aslos' SO Europe spewed Johan upon
sless sheres, and Just as the vomlt OF
sIe .uIAsy -ouEard testers and corruptS
snA1 t! Il touches. so Johan Most de
aisS MS associates"
ne. ~ speaker said that were the Eu-
.sYPe11 leaders Of Socialism TO see these
-. SI-s--u ,-l and hear them call them
Eem. ! "Ouiu sP4' N'-
H.. answer TO an argument Of Zeiler
aI me ignorance of their hearers de-
Ne 1919. ,';eS mat Spies and Parsons should
-, -G gt-! language, he said it wss
ara s-sH 70 prey upon the trouble:
49, E E..s OF the laborlng men until
80! !. we're excited 10 frenzy This wa:
~ y sot lheiC power. Their doc
fF -;rh y alnarchy could not be made 70
he .,tlOhs prosperous people. Ever
90 ~ itaely-si. uated laborer was
80. -. y listen TO il. The defendants
49, poWSr and ultimate plumber
~ eMy way TO get thii
sTT.ss through magnifying wrong:
So oy the poor, eocit,
- 80. - The point of madness, arm
- ahc lead them against law
NJ IAN called the attention of the
f1ss, me finding in the house o
bi%saII. o. an appliance which Enge
H. - - admitted to an officer vas mad,
nss;r 80 purpose OF fusing metals in tn;
1919 1919 Of bombs. This was before thl
;p ,tt-o55,Ioi !Lingg in this country. and tn,
eoTl SS1ssctlon Of his bomb, which onI,
fsr-- - oe made without the aid OF bias
3 bor1L ;. The advantage of Lingg'
-. - vas apparent. az once, an,
49, o. the bombs described il
sTyI.s s book, the one which va
~ est.Ooed On Haymarket was ideEtica
L. nose found In Lingg's trunk
s1i5sg was disciple of Spies. Spies haI
CSoa ppeq Most whom Europe spewe,
IL H. a our shore. Lingg had not been il
Ur,o1 S1S1ihtry nine months but Instant
Bo ~ ms arrival he began 10 prepare I
bSS ~, MO smithereens Americans VIII
ds.,..- nifty years of economy and In
49, accumulated a competepe
EitS en they we're not willing to par
- upon demand. The extrem
utis,.sslt With which every word Wa
0Iel was heard in ali mari
courtroom, and gave him q sCes