The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-01
nIvgns OF BLOOD nusr rLoE
Anarchist widow Parsons Raises
uer Tasre I'm Chicago.

/ CHICAGO. Dee. 2I.-A1arrhiss Parsons
6ayk-s kfnned willow yesterday made Der
{ tozsf f2st sbe world speak in Chicago IN
st,it. Of the police i Sss In Waverly hall,
one square fFDzs MAYOR ESche's 0efsee. AID
I Il the sasse place Ehtch W&k closed against
+ her ~eek ago. Fssar hundred peogle Eere
crowded iufo TIE poky bttie aassror1uza.
slsa scores Of Others ebSse1 up TIE en-
fYMaee aud stood Up on fBe st4sr4 The
meeting vas ene cslie& b. TIE sociaiissic
labor party 10 tFnnzaes BUSINESS aad for
tire promotion Of softAfistie doctrines
F The Droreefi1zs opened Nth the intro
. aacfi1u Of resolution e0neemuinz TIE
police for their secsHf ~sawses4 Isterfer.
euee with pab3ic usstinzs~ The rcso.a-
( ti1n sas ufsaimously zdopts3.
Tommy Morgan. q So lalfst. vas the Grst
/ speaker. he said ne employment Of force
7 ~ wsgkiugneu va. faille * appealed 70
+ the lowest Instincts II mankind aad was
wrong ffoa moral. intellectual and pfze-
I fisai stanaFsyints. fra fmpzEEslcsbsiity
T had been demonstrated ia tsis city b. tee
Haymsgket srvabie aud ~ re1ulss TIE
hanging 81 the a8&reazs.s Was ryas3f
enough tiat force wss irnpraefieabie. The
Meeting was then opaDed % any one who
Esnied - talk 70 minutes.
Mrs P4rs0Gs lose. The crowd cheeFe9
Z when !; sAx her familiar face. II should
ike very much some Of these days -
I snseer the assertions Mr Morgan bias made
against those who are dead, said
7 she "bat the Ekhse has gone forth
I from R0che aud Lord boDneld
that am never Ia make another speech IN
Z Chicago. and that / arr 70 be forever de
fssive4 ~ that liberty under the conssiiH-
ton BHt l cHnDot at here quietly aud
hear Il said that thosa who are dead aa1
silent Ia their FONTS bad anything 20 do
Nlfh toe throwing Of the Has market bomb
though ia the var against tYfants all things
are iRssiiAbie Those who FaF anything
else are cars. They were miserable ours
wh0 On last sunday night allowed them
selves - BE- sriyea away from this hall sy
the police
Mrs. Parsons flsen read what puTportei
70 be al extract from 8 speech 81 Thomas
jefferson. ia which occurred these words.
God isrbid that any country should BE-
for - years without rebellion -'Dla
Parsons or spies ever utter ANYTHING more
Revolutionary thsa that, ssid Mrs.. Par.
sons 1T hiss been said that the dead
martyrs are 20 good. bnt their memory =
dear 81 ~ and a perpetual inspiration, b.
cause thsy died before they would ash
nari9u iOF deeds they dif not DO when
Liberty shall be crowned With Immortal Ills
the brightest names ia her crown viii
~. those % Parsons, spies, Fischer.
and Eugei, who died fu her lcheefs. !
an for peace on principle II y0u see two
rival armies approaching each other ald
take poll u the men. BON viii hnd that
nine tentbs 81 them are for peace, but tbeF
are fafAr On bs 4 i3its tffsfe}halAlt 10 tue
conflict Before We can baFe peace IN
society ike our osn rivers Of blood viii
have 10 run. lApPiagse.
The chairman interrupted Mrs Parsons
aud said that her 10 minutes had expired
number 81 detectives were present bui
made Ho attempt 10 interfere. After a
humber u other speeches. some IN a de
eideiiy fiery yeia, the hail gas cleared aud
a private meeting held by prominent mem
beers ~ the soc aiisilc Labor party. When
the conference ended 10 vas announced
that arrangements had been made 70 con
tiuac the meetings every sunday after
noon.
THE POLICE SUSTAINED.
CHICAGO, Dee. 8i-Master Ia ChAneery
Nindes. to whom was referred the suarch
list petition for al injunction restraining
the police from interfering with their
meetings, rendered decision this morn
ing. The opinion refuses % recommend
the granting Of an injunction. aud thus
give n victory 10 the city. The master says
be cannot discover any property rights in
VOWED ia the issue. aud there was 30 pre-
eedent for the granting Of such an iH
{ Junction