New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
ANARCHISTS MAKE TROUBLE.
THEY DISTURB A SOCIALIST MEETlN''
POLICE CALLED To ry1oy sorARE-INvADERs

DRIVEN FROM THE PLNCE'
Again the New.Yorl Anarchists invaded iapor
meeting, last evening and tried to create o'h'uH' 80
comparative order reiGncd IL was ~ W" 49,,
May Day demonstration Of the sociana's-' WV
Labor Federation Of Ncw-York-in Union '1""'e '
evening. There fully 1900 people III 'e''"''.".
ST., In front OF the cottage in Union square o''
If Them were members of the United Hebrew Trades,
who marched TO Union square from hu's'''
The Others marched from the East side hhoor 10y oe'
at No. Ca East Fourth-si.. and from the "'S' '
Labor Lyceum. In West Forty -sccfhd-s..
Luccn sanal. the wel.known socialist pressure" Ut
the cottage. The other speakers at the co."sc W.
Howard Balkan, Adolph JabllnowSh :. r. ""'o"
Abram Cahan Isaac Bennett, Charles wagner anu
Theodore +. Cuno Abraham Cahan hl'ue ''o pm
cipal speech. lie spokc In English ana Su'o'cu'u
I'm arousing considerable, enthusiasm and. incidentally
considerable Anarchi>tic opposition. lhhah SP'"e II"
a Wild imprisoned manner.
Now. brothers, said he. "thiS Is n grand aii'ir'
/ witnessed grand parade yestciuas III '
streets. saw Russians Germans. French r'r"'"'
Those Frcnchmcn were organized TO Kill the "er'"hS
and all united for the purposc OF shoo'ihs uo"
each other. That a monkey business.
! "IIurrah for Columbus (ChcersJ The next ume
we celebrate the discovery Of America VIC VIII III
shake hands instead OF marching through 'he srce'
with guns and cannon. We read great oeai "po"'
Office seekers now. What Is Office seeker! '"uc'
the present circumstances lie seems 10 De u i"'""'
| Hall SUCKER. Rid yourself Of these vampires '''
politician. Down with Tammany Hall that 'ri's y.
force Us into silence Vote them down. The Daho'
is our weapon Use Il against our enemies, tic hos cs
| Of Tsmmany Hall"
AZ this point there was n disturbance in the crown
I'm from Of the cottage Tw" Anarchists we're denver
lug spcccle, shouting loudly they could lot Inc
evident purpose Of breaking up the dcmon-'rn'inh'
stop that noiser' shouted Cahan. Policemen
| trvipv ID
our meeting"
| But the Anarchists KEEP, with their spc'ch's'
;he novelty Of which attracted half Of tic crowd IN
f,,,nt Of ih,. cottage The Anarchists were Moses
katzcnstein Editor of Die Frci" Arbcitcr''nlh'e'
ard a man known 5 "Citlzen' Ihlman. l'oth arr
! Anarchists Of th" most pronounced type. Inc wv
.ycn kept on with their offensive speeches. August
| waldngcr 4 We'll known labor leader. called on the
police for assistance In preventing the riot that wa
| imminent. Four park policemen Responded 10 uI'
| call and Two minutes later III" bcllerrcnt Ahar
-u.fs were out ia Fourth ave. saying mean 'ihnt
about The police. few hundred >ympn'hHe'S io'-
The demonsiratcn was continued until nearly mid,
night. There were 'pccchrs IN ',crm.n r'o' r near
| isi,sadwav and The other near Fourth ave me
| speaker, wcrc Ludwig JshlinowsM X. Winter, ird
| ,,bo.Ier 4 Thomas. O.. Seebury Louis Muller. X.
| IcwIs. VI. Liehcrman. r. Fcgcnlanm. Louis Pollock
| Lazarus Colcnhcm and Abraham Wclnsiin .,.
The following rrsolut' Jus were ADOPT Il uhiiino"H'
R.,oyed That TIE vorkingmon Of NewNork hereby de-
,lar. thcmscl,c. In iuil symIothy with tho aims ana
spirit q The great international labor Movement u"d'r
Who's auspices this meeting l. held
R.-,lvod That call oil our fellows throughout
Tho United stat. to organize for independent tc'I
.cto. rforgh which oil the hours Of Labor caa b. -
| apced and labor b. ,nancpicd
Resolved Tat forever aui wc shall ogita's ana
nsa II necc.-sfy. achieve thu emancipation Of '"p''
rom the cur-cd yoAo Of waite slavery placed ON '''
working c.s.-c, the eapali-tie -y'cm Of robbery ad