Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-30


oil The wealth produced O. small non.
producing class, while the w0rkCu--
thu REAL pfOducefs-ate Ia constant
DANGER NJ starving; and,
whereas, This small minority 81
uOn.proIucers dictate all legislation,
influence the pulpit aud control the
metropolitan press IA its own Interests;
thufri. r.,
PULPIT AND PRESS DENOUNCED.
Resolved, That "oierual vigilance IL
tho price OF liberty" aud we call ulou
the people 10 carefully watch the poll.
t,CianH, cleau,u the pulpit anu tepudi.
ate The subsidized pfesa, anu "a order
10 further our objects aud ttstOfr 10 the
people their heritage 10 b. further
Resolved, Tint W. call urou tire
workers Of the held anu farm 10 rupu.
diale all claims ot tho Injurious money
lending clast; aud DO 10 further
Received, That We call uuou the
wago.W orkcrs u the whole country 80
refuse 10 uay tribute Iu tho shauu {
rent 90 the landlords; aud ba it lurhet
Resolved, That We, the unemployed
working people Vt Cmclgo il msss
meeting assembled, hereby autiuf2t
anu direct the chairman ul tbs meet.
ing 10 appoint committee oi i've
wh0ee duty II ehall be- o confer with
the industrial organizations OF the
/ country with view TO creating
healthy public opinion on the iuuda.
mental causes now operating 10 the
disadvantage Of the pfguucrr. AND bar.
munI1 NIX anu g1lidi'ylug the wealth
| prOuu cts 90 a. 90 bring about nu
economic adjustment Of nllsirs based
on the night Of muu to the IIs duct ui
! biz toll. and DO 30 further
Resolved, That tnii committee be
| authorized and requested 20 ado 20 its
number from the vHti ue states aud
territories VI these United Sinlcs.
The committee appointed was CONE
| Uuggd Of MVssfs. O'BuVu, GUdhuri,
! Van Oruum, ana SchwoitZgf, they t.
choose the tllth member,
OLIVER OPENS IuE MEf1INU.
When Chairman Oliver called the
/ meeting 10 order everyone o the 200
seats was occupied, tue hislrs were
/ filitd, the doorway crowded, uud the
overflow beginning 10 take up 4 lac, b
/ Ia the wings Of the Stage. IL took re-
| puatUd raps u tbs gaNVl 10 quiet the
crowd. Then Tie chliruau a..
nUunctd thu object Of ths meeting. Hu
| said.
"Weare assembled 10 consider one oi
the most Important facts ui muItrn
civilization. / teiCr 10 the wrongs
porpetJAted on the wOtgiuEmvn under
tho wiggs Of national pfJttCu0u, the
evils without number wui IA arc upily
porpctfated aggiutt society iu the name
VI law aud which IRE the CAusr tolay
cry men iu tho ely OF Chicago. The
criminal indilUftnur of the various
legislative bodies 10 tho dihtfacting
condition Of labor is 90 apparent thu'
II needs no comment. Tue picture Ut
HUNDREDS Of thou,anGs of homeless
fBmilitslu tue county, yet with more
than enough food aud clothing ia stBgt
10 tupply all, shows that something b.
wrong. We are told by our wist legs.
lni0m and others VINO ride the juggeT.
maui 10 which tue blood OF lsbIr b.
sacrificed, that these questions u sUcis
aud national Interest Hre all too deep
TOT our Unite minds 10 attempt 10 solve
We are told the wJTkiugman canuo
understand. You are simply the PEG
pie; they ATE tue little gods 0i wisdom
VINO ear your iiio blood. Tue money
power, ~ over, stands before you today
Ia naughty arrogance, ruthloasiJ
stamping out public expression, w,
are hero 70 discuss means 10 better Oul
condition. / leave suggestiJus 70 thOs,
who follow"
WILLIAM van OKSuM srEAils,
William Van Ouum was introduce,
AMI spoke Ia part ns follows;
Hrae question II lust now az 10 wal
OF OIu; " urTuwilhai Hhill the multi
tudu lu fed? That is tho question {,
he answered, anu that right speedily
Those who by thrit tIil have UrouEu.
into being the wealth Of our Cuuutry
are ln poverty. TnuHo who have uuil
palaces urB vi hoIt sh Ter, those wac
made taimeut without clothes, thusJ
. who have grown the c0uulry's iU9y
. products on tue verge ui starvation
What q TO be- donr2 Unless q suLls
factory uuswer d soon given the hJ-l
Of the unemployed viii answer thi
question tor Themselves IN their owl
Wpy.n
Continuing the speaker delivered al
nunthtma against those who represent
tue government, saying that the legis
. latDfs had delivered the fpina Of Ia,
government into the hands Of tht
! bankots. The latter ho charged witt
locking up the money OF the country
ana bringing about the present uri o.
Tue lave were entirely Tor the rirl
and, as ~ usual In the presence VI cal
antilles, tho poor suffered. lie CON
, | tiuurd;
"The POOR viii always be- poor Of
: long No they eubmit 10 the laws, Now
my frlenIs, / am not going TO Civ,
YOU my ADVICE or 90 how 10 OhlaiI
, bread. | should DO assuming tern
bic responsibility. That you must du
. ciIe Tor y0umui. Which uru the mos
:. numerous, tho rich or the lgof ! an
: not OF those who hold law m Fucl
supersliti0us reverence that AL
y afraid q act.
j Tlis remark nwoko wild applause
and Il was some moments before III
; SNEAKER could proceed. Then h.
!, | closed with an lAuack ON the press d
, the country, anu pflgn0slioAtUd tn
= carly dominance OF anarchy and Tn
swevpiug away Of individual properI!
, rights.
\ DoN'T PAY RENT OR MOVE.
I. Robert Steiner spoke In German
/. Referring 10 those In the audience win
\ had been served by their landlord
I with notices 10 yacate because feu
4 was In arTears, he advised those VIII
+ had no money 10 ruilee either 10 pn
, rent or move. The army ui the hun
4 cry numbered lOO, 900 now, he said
a July strong enough % tXtermiuate u
The roustubulary that could he bruugh
forward 10 eyict tenants 10 the uutn