Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-10
q yr0TES FROM U. S. SENATORS
,2.ss Five Hours and Forty Minutes In
Length.

INH+.. aHe AAaNAA-
Length.
g'g The SENTENCE WAS RECEIVED
rg,.,fo October 9.-As the concluding
.-sip The great trial Of the Anarchists
.-.-,1 close, more interest is taken,
al .s. suppressed excitement becomes
~. rl-zsi Hundreds of people this
-.-.-, Ueni,d their way toward the
r--..-., Court building, each one desirOuS
...,,-g.a, TO the conclusion of the speech
.l,.pb.,, Parsons, with the expectation
s,s-ag the death sentence pronounced.
g.,s-, resumed his speech rs soon as
r.-- rl, opeaei. He created something
.s.~7a.igu by declaring in u very dra-
-r-. MI impressive manner that they
.J ,.uye proof that the bomb which
.-..-lu.a destruction at the Haymarket,
r,.aua By IN agent Of the New York
.,a,., and monOpOlists, who sent the
-.- 40. here 10 take this means Of break
r-g ,r- risht-hOur movement.
Gar.u. Is the text Of
PARsON' 5 SPEECH:
rrc HoyoR-I concluded last evening
ra.g,rt.nu Of my statement before you
r..5 ul for It's purpose the showing of
donations and effects of our existing
,,l system. and the evils that flow from
.oaeh, in this connection to show
-.lu the evils that aflict society flow
I'm The economic dependence of the Ia
s,- apon the moDopOlizers Of the means
&Lr subsistence.
IA. Que influences are among the farm
1-e.r~e>, end the man who q few years
4.aga,d Oh. soil has to work it to-day as
4r-utat sill. \ mortgage Is placed
-,a,h,s ,o.l-he whose hand tills the
a-l aai rlu,gs il to blossom rs the rose
AID h-u. .orth lis richest fruit, even while
C {, l,.rrp interest upon the mortgage con-
tlle, % grow and increase. We don't
Ell,3.) to Ireland to lind landlords and
4cl,r,m. Iook a, Bridgeport. See how
lr .r,5 propcarr forced to live rs tenants
rVl. They live Us they do in Dublin,
s. hey 10 ln Limerick, huddled together
.a- rats in their holes, Is the States At
rrls. would pvt 10.
a-n- dwc.J upon this subject Mt some
,r'3e- Iragth, Parsons went on to charge
n.vm~l Tor the prosecution and tn e
s-ha1.a1r!,jrS with having violated the
a-a,, %, Tree l>,cmblagc, free press and of
v.-.r.eus,.
ATUryu!NG INCIDENT.
Aau,btey was born in West Polk
s'--y' Yesterday 40 the same hour that its
L,2r-, >lmur, Fielden, In Judge Gary's
Ul'l urln giving reasons why sentence
o. Death should not be passed upon him.
aat.ew who listened 10 FieldCn's plea
,,s,sct the cause or the added bitterne ess
% his speech The knowledge of the
$eas tengcuIctcd at his little home made
aS burden harder To bear. The mother
10 aear'bmkcn at the thought of the
-l..'ood5l.lty OF her babe ever seeing it's
a,hsr
"pooi his assertion that there was
4 GREAT CONSPIRACY
,- ,lr part %! capital against labor, Par
,.' quoted the expressions Of three Sena-
.N on the door Of the United States
>'lA,e IN which all agreed on the follow
: 'arory. There is q conspiracy to in-
.''''e 'ae value ola dollar, and decrease
-r - 'al9e OF labor the world over. Parsons
-.l.-r'l AGAIN that he and his colleagues
.S.' ,g7 victims OF this conspiracy. He
saw What are the real facts Of the
NJ ~, ..l'Agt tragedy, Your Honor? Mayor
'.'. ,-'- .''oa HIS caused to BE- published his
.''-.o - TO the matter of conjecture in
.-. -. reN ,a So7S World. which was copied in
,-.l ,-s 'r'sRt OF this city, and in which he
~. -.' donot believe that there was any
~.sI ,',s-,.oa on the part OF Spies and those
~, W 10 nave bombs thrown at the Hay
~A'let ltthey had.
WHY WAS THERE BIT ONE THROWN?
o." ., US " 'S easy TO have had 4 dozen OF fifty,
-, "ua'e them thrown in all parts of the
r. ~ 10 throw one. And again
~. was intended To throw bombs
-. night the leader would not
% been there at all. but
r,-f, oP'nion, like COmanders-in-Chief,
g,..t",e nv nave Deem in safe place. No, it
=. 'oe shown that there was any inten-
k,r, "a u 'ae part Of those individuals TO
h, , ,.'l ACT perpetrated at that partieu-
lI,yo..' .'s.,'lS 's.,S Now, your Honor, the
si,.' VI n''dGo Is sensible man. He
s.,,. PS''3n To know what he is talking
N ;-..,nie ne ought to he able to form
\ sL'Sent r'-.,Sen opinion, and one that
ra,. ,I''.l .f OF respect. He knows
sr3... '.9nt ,,n this thing than the Jury. l
~ -. ,..,A. Una. the Mayor knows more about
n, -,s'ao,'S ..,,'S by which this evidence, and
Ya,. 'ESSS'''Nony ES hIS been manufactured.
% n,1Eor, Enoaor, there is too much at stake
r,o1 ,Ne "a. ANYTHING for granted. Mayor Har-
s955 ,'l,'SS III. ~, and your Honor, too
oiF,S. uo' destroy seven lives as a species
IL, so' amusement" Parsons maintained
s., me AMERICAN GROUP
C5s,;3;lssiiii s edin bearing arms; that the
&a,o1a.,.',o'h gave them that right. But
81, trss''on ,.5 WAS not raised so far as Par
o proyS concerned. 1t WIS not sought
saIs ay.''s that he was violating the law
Jlisa a. member of this organization.
Gcs = so,IS tISyAILster had held that the pO-
olt IJs1t1 IsS,I not invade their meetings with
Id bT,sa,p M process. But the police in 1871
a,se, s'J;N J,l. INTO the Turner Hail on Twelfth
srks,e.u eun3g a meeting of the furniture
0ae ,,S mas which was being held, and killed
lever , and and Judge McAllister said that
sd ny poheeman in the crowd was kill
could 5rose Ms participating in the meeting
OOs aDS DS' \! oe held responsible. Were Par
eaOse ~ tb.Is nis friends then to be blamed be-
sy followed Judge MeAIiister's sd.