New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-25
NO MORE La WEISS SPEECHES
SUPERINTENDENT BYRNES WILL NIP ALL
RIOTINti IN THE BUD.

MEN TO BE HELD BACK WITH STRICT
uAND-ALL WAS QUIET IN THE
CITY YEsTERDAY--A MANIFESTO
AGAINST THE SOCIALISTS.
Police SUPERINTENDENT Byrnes returned to MS
office at Police Headquarters yesterday h'oih
and his appearance there caused rome surprise
because he had not quite completed the Nao"N
of forty days allowed him by the Ponce Do",u
He looked brown and hearty, having hIeht MS
time out of the city with his IA My i' MS SUM
mer home at Red Bank. ~ j. lie sara he i'au re-
turned to the city little sooner thah ne hau CA
pected because of the meetings of the unemployed
workingmen at which. it was reported ihethuiaI!
sraecbes had been made. 1t was plain mat ne
was NOT satisfied with the conduct of the ponce
AZ some of these meetings, although he careiuii!
refrained from critcisng the action u the III
spectors who took turns as acting superintendent
in his absence One of his first steps, after max
ing inquiries about what had been done IN the
once was to send out the following general p0hce
order:
To All: You will instruct the members OF your COM
mand 10 be ygilsnt and watchfu at all places "hee per-
SONS have assembled, Or attempt TO assemble wh YOU"
precnct for the alleged purpose Of making nceno'!
speeches or speeches that have tendency 10 disturb ~
uublc peace ss such seaking in direct NO''oh VI
sections 40 and 451 Of the Penal Code
Won will further direct the members OF your commane
% carefully note the time od place Of any such assem-
M.
making incendisry speeches. speeches calcnh'd 70 us
urb the public peace obtain If possible tho names anu
sddressc, Of such speakers, and promptly report Uhe ~
In the TO this ohee W.T..
,.oo,or o,or,,n was not at the Central Office
ves, erday having reported sick. Mr.. Byrnes taIkeu
with the other inspectors and with some OF the cap
| tains who called to the Central Ofhce' iney
understood that the police were 10 Keep d cdieiui
watch upon the movements of the Anarchists VINO
] VII
reporter superintendent Byrnes SAID
at would appear from the reports IN the news
papers that unlawful speeches nave been ihaoe a'
some of the meetings of the unemployed men In
the city lately. l have no means at present Oh
knowing that such speeches were reported correct
w. hut ! may be in a position to know soon. III IL
is true that speakers have openly advised men at
the meetings TO go into shoe stores ana TAKE what
shoes they needed. If they did not have money 10
pay for them; II they have declared that II was
right to go into bakery and take bread without
paving for it, the speakers violated the law and
should be punished
"Do YOU intend to bring procec1iags against
Emma Goldman?" the Superintendent was asked
81 do not care 20 speak about my intentions re-
garding any person." he replied but II that woman
has used the language quoted in the newspapers
she has violated the law and she should be pun
ished Unemployed men have the right 10 meet
and discuss their grievances and the police VIII
protect them in that right at any cost the law
however, is is plainly against any speeches. OF the
kind alleged to have been made at some OF 'he re-
cent meetings If can find that the law has been
violated it is my duty to try to have the guilty per-
sons punished. / am going to try
1t was plain from the manner OF the Superih-
,endent that he was much in earnest and that ne
was ready to the entire police force al a mo-
ments notice in suppressng disorder In the CITY,
Superintendent Byrnes asked about report
which had been published in his absence that Tam
oh IN re
and that he might be forced to retire If he did not
make terms with them He said in reply
81 have seen the article referred TO. but have no
nersonal knowledge on that subject. No person has
approached me- either directly or indirectly 10
seek TO induce me to retire from the ONCE l hold.
and have no intention Of asking for retirement at
present | have knowledge regarding the wishes
of any politicians on the subject.
Quiet reigned among the Anarchists and the I'M
employed on the East Side yesterday. Emma Holn-
man was not in the neighborhood. she spoke d. d
meeting in Brownsville L. l.. on Wednesday night
Tho news of the return Of Superintendent Byrnes
was received by the agitators without any show OF
enthusiasm. .
The trouble now is confined almost wholly to the
agitators themselves. who keep themselves III Il
continued state Of excitement by quarrelng. the
Socialists and the Anarchists hate each other DIT
terly and never allow opportunity for roundly
abusing each other TO pass. festeIfy an an an
archstic manifesto parts OF which ioow ~a naces
on the East Side: 49,, .,..,.,o. -, an, .o,o,noo
SSsS in n S %nam OF We our have so1 So
brown into misery and for whom we have produced every
thing The faces OF our women ana children nave Neh
pnhed by povery ana ,rsn SEns h Social HI D%o Any
man who il boolsurker In ms Mofid OF roDNrS
We ask him he would dare say VIC are not Just IN our
Even the capalistic papers nave bo' soc :"
far as 70 say anything AGAINST us ..,o, ,,o,,. III,
Social D DnD The former secretary Of the init
Hebrew Trade. tod the o. ws the Reconsideration fnie at
waaa said ns We to n s 1" oaS ea
Fl rhc eslistlc Taiors' campaign club with Their
tthelr lars M% me arn Of a't the S
ployed They said we should co'hus 10 s,ar,c anu w.
quiet vote FOR their ma ~, nautical InoT nh. Nan
chcfsky our comrsde. who asked u mey womiu en'1"'
that thc Socialist would be any better than ne Dno'
n"ses rbsrsrd with saying that they should sc dyna
., rs,caS Of peaceful means. waschefky knows
about dyns% Mn, as we TmT " uN%MpfdYEBpO
" The officers OF the United Hebrew Trades who |
q re Socialists said that the circular was evi- |
IDENTIFY the work OF Joseph Barondess. Several de |
'n iooking for secret meetings Of Anarchists. They
Ala NOT find any. Several reporters. hearing that
here was a meeting In the Ateres Israel syna-
poo1Ie al No IS Allen-st.. went there. but found
rooms notices like the following were posted: I'm
,rder 10 avoid arrest. do not loter here Please
10 not loitcr around this corner as 1t is forbidden
Dy the police. ~, ,.,., ,,., MI,
cried that ne received thirty pounds OF sausage |
md ffty loayes Of bread for distribution among the
,oor A restaurant keeper sent ten meal tckets |
md promised to send ten tickets daily.
EXCURSIONS TO WORLDS FAIR VIA VAST
INGTON AND THE Is. O. II. r.
Special train OF vestibule coaches will leave |
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