The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-20

permanent relief from the condition which
opprossed him, he should demand the remedy
from the source he could always control, L HI
began Mt the ballot box. That source was Gov
HAD TO LET EMMA SPEAK.
Emma Goldman pushed to tho front and the
crowd began hissinR vigorously as soon as hei
name man b wa and apparently greatly ex
cited as she forced her way through the crowd
ps g H i was apparent that tho words Of the
Scotchmab, beware Of tho Mosts aud Gold
%e mns no n" cheers 10 answer the Kisses But
when tho Chairman and several other men on
tb. platform hcgEei the Gr9Wd to be anist and
hissss subsidized ,suflicientIy for hor to speak
ana lie heard. There was u low accom- pan l.
chicare scored the hrst hit on, Em,na's bat.
traito voice. the people arc spending vast
gums OF money for mere amusement .1ls.e, while IN
man. as somebody, commendable. was
promptly oppressed to the WIcTr .idr +; OF en-,
S eES sseo 'pa to EN- Emma he
brave and honest man. WorkinRmen are be-
coming brave p"W r,ua hence the increas-
Tnis shows that you ar. Are be
hoad. You are not here to see a circus. but
20 demand bread You ncop!e male ALL. AL this
site. and ali these buildings. II tho rich id
The Misses subsidized Torn time. She PROMPT
would lie free men--lc free I"
shivered when the work mon marched abroad,
for the rich knew that the cry OF Bread !!
she spoke in German. hut used many He.
brew jnracn terms Tor the better undo nd;
inS Of he; hrnrers Whsn she i'niI h End
q man who was with Her to get her dr Ink OF
water. The man went to the Sergeant In the
water. not explaining what hc wanted 1t for
The Sergeant polite sly directed him to the
park drinking fountain. and the man told Miss
Goldman tho Sergeant had refused her
drink
MIR. uosENrHAL's QUESTIONS.
The next speaker introduced was Benjamin
Rosenthal. President of the Cloak Makers
Union lie asked questions and the audience
fSit light for" man to work fora year and
then be hungry -
"Doos tho Government do anything for
me;," -
Would II he any different whether Republl-
ean so or Democrats were in power"
ONLY PRISON LABOR RESOLUTION.
BY this time 1t had become a free for all talk
ing mutcn. Chairman Try had retired to pre-.
pare u resolution and the speakers stepped
spTit moved H them This was Mr. Gry's So re 500
luton.
wa-..,.. We. the unemployed. are without food and
Wne -. We nre being driven of homes by tho
a,h.ca: our wives aud children are ecmpeled to go
wiihoat food because we are unable t" obtain employ.
Ne: s;a. That We demand tina. all labor be with.
employed
BARoNDEss TO THE FORE.
Joseph Barondcss. who had kept in the
background until then. rushed forward. drag
R60 u youthful orator away, and proceeded to
mako a speech him self. He talked in English.
mon Who Were trSnsiatins the Germ German ad
dresses were not doing it properly He said:
81 vi .'E: for
ss,s Enow that we are ;Wsryns and TO e. them
question, answer unnn,mou.iy that the system Of
Is ror IT,
f., That's Why we are sa n, Of
:SHss' %Sss re SSsssS for :ss!sP
any sns aS"t' %AsS
the ..pi.nil..s arc The cause Of the pres.n. CRISIS
yaa max fool q You Tns RsEaS:;
y. A.n one. IA y. .d % Sss
sos @ s s . snd p s hi.
e., Ss,e is u, SEoHy WIN
@o are TO
.n s4... , and Tn
pai.,iai homes. pisyns BOXER and drnftnE eha anu
Is, ia lie pa's w. ~ present crisis. too
ven the JUDGES ann ponce ofncers
they must not erct ~ from our homes when we can.
Let rs send public appeal TO every warm feeling
Sors protect our rsmil'ss Sna eSidrsn" f' am
wall moi get r IT. n %
c u s Pie ana pro-
Torklnsmen. u
=, The cheers were given and Barondess re-
black s"or hat flushed Ht to N the 'front.' Se" and
IN piping voice which could not be heard
more than a. three yards away tried to make
friend Of Emma Goldman.
,Barondsss stteppsd to the rail and dismissed
few hundreds. is " 'A' '"''''''' " Nv" 10
Several young orators who had not had
hold oII Of one and Sergeant Morgan q tho Park
Ing was over. 1t was only little after 3
There had been one little fuss. Awoman put
down In tatters. The woman scratched their
SR F@ar 9n svenae @
The crowd was slow In getting away. In
ny the se
police say man resisted thom and called on
others to help him Policemen Ftzgibbons
e the ThIrtieth street station house There
the 4; man said he was Robert Johnson. aged 20.
He denied having disohcyei any order and
said he IVA WAS onra Spectator He wa. locked M.
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squad. and the broadway squad. and other
men witt, day Jobs ware called on for reserve
duty last night Capt. O'Connor had 10 OF
them on East seventeenth street. west OF
broadway. and there Were other details in the
streets near by. besides heavy reserves at tho
station houses. Inspector McAvoY was in
charge. 4 lot Of the policemen and detectives /
In plain clothes were on the ground Acting
,Conlin RECEIVED telephone
bulletins from Inspector McAvoy. and when
DO found our how harmless tho mseting was
he went homo. saying: II might lave heen
settled in the FIRST place for dollar at Wal.
haila Hall"
ALWAYS EMMA GOLDMAN.
Tho afternoon had passed IN reasonable |
quiet. The police were very gentle with the
little squads, that assembled In front OF the {
beer hills Emma Goldman found that she
bad gone u little roo far In her black flag"
talk ~ Friday She WAS not wanted yesterday
nt Golden Ru Hail. but she managed to get
In anu to make at least one speech. The nro-
prietor Of the hall Is doing ~ trer cndous husi-
hess in beer.
The police permit Tor the march 10 Union
square last night had been obtained by Adoph
Try and joseph Lev instcin. Try is the secre-
fary al the Cloakmakers' Union. He said yes q
nd ntpsK fl,.t