New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
ANARCHISTS WILL SHOUT.
THE NETWORK FOLLOWERS OF THE RED
FLAG TO GLORIFY ALTGELD.
A PIG UTILIZATION MEETING IN THE WINDSOR
THEATRE - SUPERINTENDENT BfRNEo
WILL ALLOW no LAwLEsSNE:S.

, PIG UTILIZATION MEETING IN THE W1NDSo"
THEATRE - SUPERINTENDENT BYRNEs
WILL ALLOW no LAwLEsSNE:s.
All tho Indications pain, 70 n large attendance nj
the mass meeting Of Anarchists IN the WINDSOR I"'
Afr. This evening. The meeting, as has already oecn
announced has been called for the purpose OF XIV
ing new significance to the cry. Nive TAnarche' "n
OF clarifying Altgeld, pard0ner OF the 'hicago ono"
chists and Governor Of the State OF Illinois But INV
corifcatIon Of Altgcld is to be given to the par"o
not TO the Governor. AS has been said in the An
archst organ Die Frcihcdt' the meeting Is " sym
at all established auhority-not to praise It, Al tnc
meeting this evening the two opposing Anarchist 'de
lions of this cy-the Antonomis's. led by AieAa'ei
pcukert and the Communists, led by John Most 1hi
meet on ground to speak the words anu Si''
the songs OF Anarchy and TO shout the praise VI i
bombastic pardoncr OF Anarchists. An lnt're9uhS
feature Of the meeting will be speeches In ENGLISH
As rule the speeches at Anarchist meetings are W.
vcrcd in languages not spoken BY the majority Vi
American citizens This evening John Edelhah' III
Furli,hman. and Henry WeSinan, German me
t1i,or NJ "The Bakers Journal" will speak III
English John Most and DR.. solotarof Will speak III
German The advertisements OF the meeting III D'
rreibe,- announce that there will be other speakers
singing Of revolutionary songs and to cover expenses
admission fees OF 10, IL and 20 cents
Police superintendent Byrnes yesterday con
meeting OF Anarchists this evening. lie sa'a
understand that such meeting has Deeh
called TO express satisfaction with the actoh
Governor Atgeld. OF Illinois, IN pardoh
ing the Chicago Anarchists. Those persons
have the right under the Constitution 10 aSscn'o'e
peacefully and express their views. Some oil their
lenders are known to the police as enemies oil law
and order and have been sent TO prison for tryihs
n stir M their followers to violence 1t may Dc
we'll for them 10 DO careful 20 long as the Anarchists
violate no law however, tho police VIII protect ''e"
I'm their right, to assemble ana express their Views
On the other hand. If the Anarchists who aSscihoie
for any purpose shall attempt or threaten any act
tending toward breach Of the peace or injury 10
persons or property any unlawful act, such an
assembly /, unlawful. and evefy perssn who par
tcpatcs therein by his presence, aid or instigaion
I, guilty Of "A mSdemcanor | shall TAKE Cur -. ~
have policemen ut the meeting ana Twill uS r ~
punish any unlawful conduct at the meeting. Inc
whole power Of the police would be cxercd, II
The scenes Of disorder which have been witnessed IN
Paris IBIS week cannoi G% repeated oc Nondc
The ponce can ana VIII put sup !" SUI" ''
John. Most in two column article in to-morrOwS
Issue OF Die Fp.heit' will say
I'm tho las: Nv days bombs have been planted, and
not little bombs other whose explosion Will make
all tho thick. skinned fellows tremblc. We PLAYING
here not only thOs Neral e bombs which, for cN'
ample or atcd such terror In spain among the guilty who
feared 10 sleep Whoever will know what
We wish 70 say hcrtiat Atgeld is uc bombarccr Every
argument that h. regard the trial Of the Chicago
Anarchists WIS such lomba bor'o whose working can
never be weakened but which later on VIII be STRONGER"
And how timely came thl, explosion Not that ii was
desired have had il earlier. Tut that II should come
exactly on Ii, Fourth OF July That IL particularly
glorious This the propaganda OF deeds which he
carried out And tn Jcautful part Of II was thai
10 was not comradc VINO acted thus. and tina, h was
not moved bv any motives OF "A denlgogue but FROM
feeling Of right AMI lu-tce. II A1clds bombs have
struck a Bonneld or have kl'd Cay or ''rinn Il
and have morally E>sacred ali tho rest OF the nurd ers
November l. they At the same time set In motion ths
machinery Of the thought OF the entire Natoa.