Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
HONORED IN DEATH.
Aonstsx Croeia Msfaoxina Assr-
iax Ia CaicASo
DEsgscliInI OF HIS isSassnS.
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tazy ueksE Al cl>>~ss ~sx. frss.F
nizglsa. aaa tss soc-~isa -.s far fr0H De-
tns "a -irisa AssgiEs TIE sya8ing ~&s
s4ii a sf1rriaz P~-.-ss. and tsEiiiiag sOrds.
esea sp.ssAss Ss'1ia Sos-s aioss tsoa4 ia
Aga -rs@saE % a.ss st "a outraged eol2-
xz44any
Art-r .a osgaa soIs sy > A Baldwin the
rxs.iasas ok tss Personal kixs1 L<ss4s,
kr IL Dyrsakssta. stated LLs paTySsss
ef Eas u4sssias - bs the p.yneat Of marx
of rsspsot - tEs IasEnoEY of Dr CEoEia.
ves ssdsa q lss>fal iife Al The saads of aaOst
sosa<diy rsa4l.nly brzL-l EaaTdeEsFs he
salezizea Dr Croatia a p0biic- spirited
bosssr Aad fear isss men. 4at declared that
n wzs sAs garposs OF the Personal kighss
IsAx0s. % .hicA ths doctor q taeIa
bar. - prs1aots , state of zossrnIssas
sasrain organized murder could nad
fessEssd Hs tntISdacsd Colonel " r
ksad chairman of the meeting
Coionel Reads spssca called forth ire
qae2s outbaxsts of applause. After suio-
sfxiax ths dad ply sloiAa and dsnouncing
his mardsTens no suddenly cried out
-cfalsas. What Il our dgty7" There was
NJ RESPONSE 10 this ehAIi-nxe, sreathed
under pressure Of passion. and tAs speaker
--col0ssl n r. E-nd-Ans~-rsd 10 himself
'.it Is 70 hAag kIshs than HAmAa the men
who killed Dr. Crsnia down 10 Tao last Will
ssl accessory" The entire audiences sprang
60 10 feet With = cheer sudden. ringing
snd fan. aud 50 prolonged that IL oboed
and w2s renewed AZ ain a half dozen times
; from NE depsAs Of its earnest sincerity.
In closing Cololsl hcnc said:
let al issra a sa4atarY isssoa from this
startling event Let DO What 20
srs.k D. Laws. AID he voice Of paolie
eDlalsa. secret o2th bound politlc4l or
sasiz1tioas They are hostile 10 the
s2iFit Of our tDssisatioas. They
fraaght with pssil 70 the very esa.e they
seek 20 aid. Tasy ara contrary % our inter
s.ts sa1 a menace - our Government We
m1st STAMP cut orsAaILsd. oath eoand soeie-
tiss OF every kind, washer astlse or foreign.
kaow-aotnlns os C1sn-ns-GseL Criminal con
s2iEsoics under The aane Of PATRIOTISM must
have 40 place IA America This 10 not the laad
where thastsGs socrst consptraeies against
Law and The fghts OF others De permitted
il d . eommoa concern Of vital importance 10
us AL ss American citizens. that our laws
saali rule suprsme. that crime committed
against kEe.e lass shall DO punished and re
pressed aud that every oa- shall DC secure 10
ne .nioyneat OF lie and property. This
s1afn must D. removed frOm the fair name Of
oar city We must also sho~ The civilized
vsrst that assassins.i0n can not be tolerated
IN Amsrica
Judge Prendergast rivaled Colonel Rend
IN the Sc nsationAl effect Of his utterances
Hs vas checked repeatedly by spontaneous
and snthu-iastic applause Those OF US.
Tho said VINO ara In favor OF Justice and
A. sainst this conspiracy must not imagine
that We are FREQ from espionage. and
even in this house to night doubt not that
there are spies A deafening din greeted
shis remark And 10 will take the whole
power OF the State 70 keep their in
6asnos from the fury box" he con-
cause Of justice is against 10. and
shoss not for tho punishment OF Dir
Cxonsn's cruel murdcr-rs are against H. "
Judge Prsndsrzast was fairly magnificent
IN his passionate force. and the audience
yielded 20 his influence sensationslly Il
am conscious that invite the hatred OF the
conspirscy-or, II have not done SO by my
words. do 30 now" cried the Judge. a. he
closed his splendid. soul stirring and elo-
quent speech
An original poem on "Cronin. the Mar
fyr.D vas effectively read by IL T. Bar
sh0lome~. and good speeches were made
by Robert IiadDlom, Louis Nettelhorst, Dr
frask &. Iydston. Congressman La~ler
sod Adams and Charles q. Dixon Letters
OF re<res were received from Senators Far
veil sna Cuuom and.Bishop Cheney. OF the
h-forfnsi E.pi.eOpai church.
Tho foliowtag resolutions were voted
Ahrough with an sccia rnatory vote;
We. - citsxsas Of Tue Ualted states. resi-
dsats os t6s COS poltAs city OF Chicago IN
mass meeting Assem- bed 10 30 honor 20 the
memory of A fellow trsn. Dr T. r. Cronin.
hxhe. because he advocated that which seemed
rlght 10 him. believe 20 have been the
victim Of a conspiracy concocted FOR bsSest
psrpssss, snd. appalled, by the mOnstrous
cruelty of his murder. declare:
-. That from the facts 50 far made public IL
cerns ths ssssss.uaton Of Or 2. II Crouin
vas iosti<ated - most foul and criminal
malice.
- Every citizen has 4 right 20 life. liberty
and sropsrty guaranteed oy the laws OF the
iana. AM u i utterly roreign 10 the spirit Of
cor people. - veil a. 20 the laws that any
man pe deprived of elmer except oy due
process OF lav
- That ws hold 40 nat,opsiity or organiza-
sou responsible for The crime nor FOR the
cans-- wAich ed 30 u
a Tnat ~s bonor and respect love for native
lsad eut coadsmn asrv-rsioa OF that noble
sentDent - personal ends.
- That 80 hsr- ne lawful means Will D.
eeslscted % brisg 20 justice The instsators
snd perpetrators 0f th.s atroeious crime. and
that reseu' as pu 0ic outrage any attempt
- clog the shsels % justice 20 undue
Influence 20 shieid the guilty Public officers
must feel that their ghcs. duty 3 10 the
r-opl-.
g We cal upol ths prosecutors to see - Il
snst 80 innocent msn is condemned aud thai
Nc guilty man escapes therefore. be II
sS>ssissf. That we eecoura.e al lawful -
forts - brfnr % rlsfics which SHAH not d.
erns nste. and - adequate punishment the
rnstigss5rs AMI rerpetrssors - n : murder
The meeting closed With tb- singing By
IA n
nsr
Sow FoR rVrfcTssNrS
Cs1cAsc June 20 Ths June term II the
criminal court sxpires to-day and the
special rrand fury has determined 20 re-
suu its indictments IN th- Crouin case
who shose tsdicsment viii srraign Is
m altar ~ con lecture The >tates
Attorney has hf~ unird clearly made
sp regarding tbose whom he expects wtii
h~ indicted The evidence IA has spread
bsfor- the furv br means q ifD witnesses
during The lss- fortnight. aud which has
srsm lay n tsv been more CT less com
pietslv published. points ont the following
parsons From .Eaerx whom the guilty
men vii he selected.
Alexander saiiivsr Frsnk Woofyur
sff.- Black. Usaliivsn. Da-iei Couzba-
Narstn Burke. Pas Ceoney JOAN oAsl
tey. John Bsxgs Thomas Aurphy, HsFry
Jersisn and Lawrence r BuckieT
Tae popaisr interest = censersd n Aex
,ntfer Sullivan The testimony against
bsra iirrftsss. almost whoilv ~ showing that
-usrs rhsn other men ~ hsd an adequate
motive Tor in-rlgatinz the murder e
she dector. has b-en discussed tn~
snd sgafn T. embraces ths rreof
rs 500 80 er mere - tbs Clan