Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-07

slow rolling and are set wide apart. Her
/ forehead is low and her face broad. HeT
nose is Of the fiat or negro type. Her whole
/ face has a strong suggestion Of Aztec blood.
| With her heavy ear rings, topaz buttons
and shining silk gown she has an air of old
Egypt about her.
| Her wavy hair is brushed back and knotted
! In becoming style on the top of her head. She
| wears black silk and velvet on the platform,
and speaks with a grace and force that held
| her auditors closest attention to the end. She
has been quite as active a labor reformer as
her husband, speaking again and again in
| Chicago and other points i'll the west, to
crowded halls She Is All exceedingly good,
even wonderfully impressive speaker. Her
audience follows her to the climax without an
instants WEAKNESS. The subject of her lee
ture in Clarendon hall was "The Nineteenth
Century, and what it has done for the
masses" She said, among other things:
1t has done very little, indeed. Nine-tenths of
the persons on this globe are condemned to toll
for the other tenth These latter are the railway
kings. factory czars and iron lords, who crush out
the life blood Of the weak women and still weaker
children They call crazy Anarchists because
endeayor to bring about a change. They say
we are trying to subvert civilization. We are not,
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Of things. We are seeking to remedy the evils in
our civilization They say are home des-
trOyers Suppose We were trying TO turn every
thing into chaos, to upset the undetermined civi-
lzation which enables these railway kings, fac
tory czars and iron lords to crush the life blood
out Of the people, could they blame us! We do
not destroy. We only desire To demand our
rights.
On the night Of the meeting at the Haymarket
I At with my husband He
and l were at q meeting in another part of the
city. spoke at this meeting and had carried my
children with me. In little while the meeting
was adjourned. Ny husband suggested that We
go TO the Haymarket. Heavens. what perfidious
wretches we are Our husbands carry the wives
and children they love right amidst destruction
and slaughter. Did any one ever hear such liesS
II Was proved that one little man had lighted
the bomb He was not an Anarchist. Police
Captain Bonfield had determined upon destroying
the Anarchists. II Il had not been for him and
others Of the policemen there would have been no
not The police swore tnat u black and a red flag
were waved in the Haymarket. 1t was rank,
downright perjury. I beGeve that a black flag
was waved twice waved one at a meeting and
some one else at another meeting 10 indicate that
distress aud want and suffering were abroad in
the land The red flag is indicative Of the brother
hood Of man.
More Is involved in this sacrifice than you real
ly believe. Can you not see that it is a move
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