The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-13

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thsiess. TIE ceremonies 81 the csmetsry
wsrs preceded BY . procession through
the downtown strseta The services
at the cemetery were begna by wndiuon
of Annie Laurie" Parsons faverite song,
and then Schwab delivered an address.
The earlier portion Of the. speech vas
taken mp by an account OF the last night
IN the jail prior to the EXECUTION ol kne
anarchists. He said:
1T was the most wretched night OF rns
life. The clicking of the telegraph instrn-
throughout the world, alfernated with
monotonous hammering on the scaffold
and awful thumps when the ropes were
tested. At last day dawned. The SER
wants of the law with distressed faces were
running back and fourth, smelling of the
schnapps which they had taken in
order TO be inspired with courage for the
murder in the execution of which they
were instruments. At III o'clock Sheriff
Matson appeared. Spies. Parsons, Fischer
and Engel were handcuffed and the death
cap thrown o yer them. As they stood be-
fore the cells they called TO rs a last fare
well, and the march 10 the gallows began. -
The speaker then reviewed the causes.
which led up 10 the Haymarket massacre.
He said:
"The preparations of the capitalistic
class caused our leaders to advise us 10
arm and defend ourselves This ad vice
was perhaps foolish and imprudent. 1t
cannot be called wise under the circum-
stances. for in the sphere of physical
power the capitalist is far superior 70 the
workingman.
Regarding the throwing of the fatal
bomb. he said: I'VE defy the police to
trace the thrower of the bomb to our
ranks or show that the man who threw il
was a workingmaa."
In relation 10 the pardon by Gov, Alt
geld, the speaker said: THE action oil
Gov. Altgeld brings to us hope that there
are yet men of stern honesty and purpose
who have courage to stand up for the
truth and that there is bright future
before US. by which truth and right shall
prevail"
He concluded BY earnestly appealing to
the audience &c submit ali questions ot
difference between capital and labor tc
arbitration. Fielden next spoke and said
To-day We stand in the face of a society
based not on equal rights. but on rights oi
privileges, and the only thing that gives
US courage is that here and there a man
rises up like Gov. Aligeld who has the
courage of his convictions. The men buried
yonder wsli receive justice in the future.
beseech that you SO 20 your homes and
resolve 10 do your duty ia righting the
srong done them.
After singing. the assemhlsge dispersed.