Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1889-02-09

CAPITALIST PAPER REPORTS
A SOCIALIST MEETING.
A Journalistic Bouquet Anarchists,
Revolutionary "SOCialiStS." "and
Ordinary, Everyday So
cialists of the Social.
isl Labor Party.


me greatest curiosity mas pre-
vailed among many Of the readers of
the WORKMEN ) ADVOCATE as to the
recent agitation in ChicarO in which
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official report from the Sections
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of going to press, we print a remark
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Cag0 Ucr0ld, kindly sent by Com
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festly unfair to withhold such rich
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Western METROPOLIS, and the pubIi-
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soclailsl az ltaIIoh meeting ny uFIIIy
pa er, much as 1t may endeaVOr to
ridiculc the movement. does at least
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sion Thn socialiets can stand all
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t,lo l''il Vti0 l'o"0l'' P'i' may l'"N0 Nv
them, ana ENJOY IL 100.
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tommy Hol8dh "eCla'e" war upon
Iile atlarcllS'S 9eSlttI"y' anu IFo"eu
ne Wot'lu HoV iel "p ~ MS oPPo9l',oll VII
III they olScohtiiued tlie'r CoNardly tac-
OTIS unuet the 3ulSe VI SoCi4,'9'n' -, I[ ne
aharclliS'lc iUilllli'a'iohS o. 1 f"l' l. H.
"aislue' WHO ''l''e ~ NiilCdS" apouI
lo'ti "reNa 40 a. an a'IiV''''eu "SI1a'o'
ol tile o0cial'S' L-"pot ANY anu 'lei'
forded r, j. Morgan an opportunity to
declare himself. which he was not slow
to avail himself of. WaverIv Hall was
about halt, filled with avowpd anarchists,
but this did not deter the little socialist
in the least. He opened the bail by
reading a communication from the pI-
ecutIve committee. making injuries
about the ppculiar duties of Prof. GAR
side while in Chicago as its accredited
reprpsentatiye. He then offered the
following resolutions:
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hc"0's'u' nat 1t Is 'I'e Gelloerale JuuB-
hlehV "l 'hlS oody' oa'eo on 'i'e eAPe-
rlellce anu Kho"Ie'GF acquired 0uFinT
the lanI tnree Weeh' a8i'dtoh' that
rrol' l. H. 'dr9l'e Is not a proper per-
son 10 occupy 'he I'M i,orlahI Po9I'Ioh "I
0lhclal Iecturer Tor the SOCIALIST LABOR
Party ana m
HeSottd' nat we Respectfully urge
the NatioraI Executive committee 10
make searching investigation INTO ms
record ana the feSnllI OF MS agitation III
other partS OF the country, ana pending
thelr investigation instruct nm TO SuS-
pend al! further agItatlon' SO far as he IS
cohcerned' III Nhlca8o'
Then came the storm The anarchists
were ON their feet in an instant howl
inc like madmen "Garsidn j. GOOD
en0nph for rs " shoutad ono anar@bi.t
with limos of brass and his adbprants
velIpd and chnerpd nntiI thev were fired
Cboirman F : 0livar a1dod to thn
'axcitemant Inv attamnt;n,, "a ,rIe tho
resolutions ont of nrdor IIa elain,e Il
that tbav sbonl1 ha nrnsontad Of tho a,.,
ecutiv4 ment,nr of The sertion and not
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claimad that no oin,f7I,, ra,I H.. rn.f7I1
t;ons so that thn nHbIir n,i,,bt knn,r
what the sorialists tbonaLt nf Prof C;ar-
side and he s;n,nII, reaJ tban, +, an.
nonnca what ba irtorloI - L., ,,Lan
tba section mat i, ay,.,'ti,.,' ,,,,,
Chairman Oliver then decided that as