The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-04
CHICAGO ANARCHISTS.
4 BL00D-THIRSTY CIRCULAR Found
YESTERDAY
IT Is BRIH FULL OF INFLAN-
NATORY UTTERANCES.
THE LATEST NEWS FRorI FoREIG>
SHORES.
The Races AZ Washington lesterdsy- Re
suit of Yesterdays Base Ban Games-
The Lydccker Court Martial Ap
proved by the President

Inc iAhetktr court Maftlhl Ap
proved by the President.
CHICAGO, May 3 On the 3Oth Of May
the Haymarkei monument is 10 be un-
ycilcd. and that the Anarchists are al
ready preparing for The event, is evincod
by the issuance by some secret printing
establishment of an inhammatory cir
cular, copies Of which fell into the
hands of the police to-day. One Of the
circulars was enclosed in an envelope
and sent TO Chief Hubbard this morning
Another was found lying on the base
of the monument IN The llaymarket
square II is believed that many other
copies of the circular have been secretly
circulated among the anarchists, who are
known to be- still loyal to the memory of
Spies. Parsons and The rest The circu-
lar reads as follows
May Alb. 1885. and November lith,
1887. May ith, 1852 \ peace meeting
attacked by one hundred and eighty
armed policemen. acting under orders of
a wcllknowu bully and ruflan, contrary
tO the commands of the MavOr of the
city An unknown hand throws n dead
ly and dealh-dealing missel, and in a mo-
ment the air is rent by the shrieks and
groans of the wounded and dying men,
and This the result of the disObedience,
ihe cowardico. the hatred Of one man
"Citilen. vou are asked 10 commemo-
rate by you attendance at the unyeiling
of the statue erected 20 the memory of
tho policemen who fcll on that terrible
night, The bravery not of the common
men who had no choice but l0 obey, but
of the man Bondoid whose murderous
act caused untold suffering. Some of
you who read this will listen, il may be
with approval. 20 the recital of the awful
scenes OF that memorable night With
ychemcnce and great clOQueuce faithful
orators will picture TO You the situa-
iion, and strong appeals will he made
TO your patriotism and your prejudices
passion. which time has cooled, will De
again aroused. and the hated anarchists
who. YOU will be told. are entirely re-
sponsialc for this dreadful affair. will no
painted as hends i'm human form So
have the people ever been blinded by
cunning knaves But stop Have you
ever given thought 10 the patient suf-
fering. The cruel persecution, the
unjust trial and conviction, and
The base murder, of five Of the
real victims of the Haymarket tragedy,
or 10 The undcseved punishment, com
pared with which death would be merci-
fnl. 90 the other three. Have You for
gotten tine seli-sacriiice and grandeur of
spirit and bearing of the man who yolun-
iarily surrendered himself 10 share the
fate of his comrades DO guilty men
lhus voluntarily return lO meet certain
death, An. friends, ask yourselves these
questions in sober carnestness, and then
Hsien without "A blush ol shame. II you
can. to your orators az they tell
YOU this is the lrecst country on the face
of the earth. This kind OF patriotism,
like the song of the Siren, pu.s YOU 10
sleep whilst you drift on to certain
slavery You remember the trial of our
lsicnds-how the public prosecutor,
States Attorney Grinncll, pursued our
friends with al the malevOlence Of q
iiend. how he adopted every device
known 10 towards and knayes, in
timidation, bribery. jury packing, and
force. 10 carry out the will of
money power. whose willing tool lac
was There are maay incidents con-
nected with the trial which still remain
10 be told. The time will come for com
plete Justification but il is not quite yet
And YOU who pay your tribute TO brave
men and eXult in the triumph OF the law,
consider for moment at what a fearful
price that triumph was secured. When
YOU assemble on the 18Th Of May, think
also of the llih of November See
the four martyrs of free speech
and liberty as they stand transhgured on
the dreadful scaiIold See the proud,
triumphant look which lights their faces
ilear the voices OF Fischer and Engel
eyultingly shout for they cause they loved
dcarer than life llearken 90 the warn
ing and prophetic voice of Spies as be
foretells the time when their ST.
lcnce will speak I'm thunder tones
Listen again to the last appeal of the
noble Parsons -chOkcd in iis very
utterance. while law and order reigned
supreme within the jail Oa that sad No
yember morning without the walls WAS
being enacted another scene. At the
very moment when the devoted husband
and father was being prepared for eter-
nity the faithful wife, with her children.
was seeking admission granted 10 her
the night bef0rel 20 obtain one last word
and embrace. made desperate by the
insults of the uniformed ruiilans
who surrounded her and her children,
were hurried away 10 the pOlice-statiOn,
and there-Oh shame on the American
manhoOd-bv immand Of Captain
Schaack. whom politicians have recently
returned % power. The almost heart
broken woman and the two children
were striped stark-naked. This, at the
very moment that the husband and father
was giving mp his life, willing sacrifice
10 his convictions. On the 4th OF May,
1886. free speech was dealt a stunning
bl0y. On the llth OF November, 1887,
free sprech was killed Jutright-choked
I'm The utterance of one of its nOb.est
champions. and every sentiment Of de-
cency was outraged in the brutal treat
ment offered Mrs Parsons. On the
monument at the llaymafket should be
inscribed i'm letters OF fire these words !.
" Erected to commemorate the stian-
Cling of free speech, and the shame OF
an enslayod people
Chief Hubbard was interviewed con-
cerning the circular late this afternoon.
lie saws he scarcely thinks Is possible
that the anarchists will attempt an armed
outbreak ON the day the statue Is un-
yelled lie says every precaution will be
taken, however, 10 secure the safety OF
life and property upon that day