Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1886-07-11
CAPITALS HATRED
WHAT NEW YORK PAPERS SAY
ABOUT IT.
Capitalist Sheets Reprint Socialist
DenunciatiOns. and DenOunce
the Socialists -- A Class
Wnr-A Labor PA.
per's Defiance.

The brutal exhibition of power
which, it is to be hoped, will be of
short durations, of certain dispensers
of injustice, has raised storm of
Indignation that is gaining in favor
and momentum as the miserable de-
tails become more widely known.
Fearing the publication of the truth,
there is now a movement to gag the
press-not the slavish hireling press
of capitalism--thc true and valiant
labor press.
Anxious to assist in this detesta-
bic crime, several New York dailies
have endeayored to create senti-
ment against the Iiolhszeitunq tone
of the abIest of New York dailies,
and to its honor be it said, the only
Socialistic daily in the Statc) by re-
printing two of it's editorials, with
added insinuations which must en-
dear them, especially the Uorld and
SIM, to the hearts of I.abor's great
est enemies. The first of the JTolks-
zettung's articles (n last Saturdays
issue) is headed "In the Stocks"
and reads:
The boycott trial which found its tenn
porary ending yesterday in the outrage
GUS sentence of Judge Barrett, and whom
we recommend in another column to the
inextinguishable and eternal hate of the
people, was an act of the most brutal
character and an unexampled instance of
class violence. Under the mantle of the
law, an act Of contempt for all law and
justice was perpetrated. The represent
atives of one class sat in Judgment on
the representatives of another class, with
which they We're in "A state of war. What
a travesty of justice! The verdict and
sentence pronounced on the boycotters
is not the decree of justice, but of hate
What will be the answer of the proleta-
riat to this thievish attack on their rights!
Will they crawl into their holes like
whipped hounds: No, thousand times
no!
The hatred manifested towards them
they will meet with burning inextin-
guishabIe hate, and they will not rest
content till they wreak retributive ven
geance on their miserable foes.
In the following list our readers will
find the names of the complainant and
the jury of the last boycott trials. Let
everybody cut out this memorandum,
paste il up in his room and read it
through every day, and remember that
every one of these men and every one
who has any intercourse with them,
either commercially or socially, is dead
ly enemy of Organized Labor:
MEMORANDUM
The following business men" have promin
emily participated in the first Boycott trials in
New York:
|. As CoMPLAINANTs OR WITNESSES
George Theiss. Address, 18th street, between
3D. and ith avenues: business owner of con.
cert saloon: character known.
George Ehret Address, 92d and Odd streets,
between I'd and 3d avenues business brewery
owner character, purse proud npstart.
2 AS JURyMES.
Charles Stern, III Vesey street, wine mer
chant.
Adolf sternfeld, 27 Spruce street; leather
James Holiap, 432 Broadway: restaurateur
James A. Didier, li9 Baxter street; moulding
manufacturer
Isaac Fege, 236 East street; private citizen
Henry Frey, 195 10th avenue; private citizen.
Oscar iahne go West street sausage maker
Robert NJ. Hamilton, Produce Exchange; bro
ker.
Anthony F. Woodruff, 61 William street; bro
ker
Bernard II Hullen, 1O9 Clinton street; grocer
Bernard A. Dryer, l43 Maiden lane; oil mer
chant
Ernest D. Hahn, SO West I'D street: dry goods
merchant
George C. Batterman, printing shop owner. 81
Park place
Adolf oppenheim, printing shop owner, ia
Center street
Lazarus Wolf, real estate agent, 3oi East
1lSth street.
Louis W Mares furnisher, 81 Christopher
street.
Edward Trudeau. stair builder, 13l East Hist
street.
Samuel Wertheim. butcher soi 2d ayenue
Barnett Lewison, merchant. GB Lexington av
enue.
Thomas Edwards butcher II! East 18Th
street.
George W. Cable, property owner, 46 West
1881 street.
Meyer Hecht, Jr.. clerk, ia Greene street.
John W, Miles, glassware merchant, 1901
Broadway.
Henry krochwolf, book printer, as9 9Th ave
nue..
The second article is headed
''Volksgericht" Peoples TribunaD,
and is as follows:
Things are developing fast, much fast
er than the boldest optimist could have
dreamed few months ago. He reads in