New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28

that no man could have been less So AT hrst' from
hasty reading Of the paper was inclined 10 ti'"h
they had got tho people But. after listening 70
the evidence. as given at the trial, there was Du'
one conclusion that ! could arrive at. had no
doubt that the men guilty II had to go throngh
with 1t again, should do just rs DID,
a meeting OF the Amnesty Association when
laborcd So long and earnestly for the freeing OF
Fclden, Schwab and Neebc. will be held Us soon rs
the members can be called together. Arrang meh''
will be made with the Pioneer Aid ASSOCIATION winch
took Of the families OF the men. to raise iuhu
be used In establishing the three pardonea men III
business. schwab was printer, Fielden stone
cutter and Neebe was engaged In selling yeas,.
"The Tribune this morning has the following:
"1he Anarchists unveiled their monument TO spies
and Parsons few days too soon. Inc moh"heh'
was unveiled Saturday, and yesterday Governor AIT
geld released the three who have been In Johe'
since November. 1887. 1t was generally UNDERSTOOD
that they to be let In the event OF M'Srids
election The Anarchists believed that he was ho'
merely an alien By birth, but alien by tenpera-
ment and sympathies, and they were right. He mas
apparently not a drop OF true American blood IN MS
veins. lie does not reason like an American NOT
feel nke one lie did not approve OF the result oil
the trial held before Judge Gary and. for that r,a
son, the Anarchists and halI-baked Americans sup
port cd him at the polls whenever they had an Up
porny They voted for ,b nm r ,Sr ua ane
who Will feel that II was wrong 70 h .o'mu
sentences OF F1eiden ana ScnWaD' II coh'.
qnence was to be- such act Of mistaken cicmency
as that OF Governor Altgcld. We cannot ieei ina'
the brave fellows who lost their lives In tne nay
market massacre have been remembered as lohS VI
as gratefully they should be-, when two al leas,'
OF their murderer, turned loose upon tue 'o'''
munify after a scant term Of hnprisonn nj. -.
The Times" this morning says that the Ahaichis.'
did nothing far as calm minded men couu us
Germ, deserve death or imprisonment, ana inc gov
,rnor In giving them their freedom, has exereseu
act which appeals to every heart lmoued WIFI
lOvu OF mercy -, -,
The Record says at may be that the penl-
Tertiary has the end for which Is. In theory
sablished and that these men are indeed, p'ne'it:
ana worthy Of restored liberty and citizenship IL
NAV also b. that the example of their punishment ma
borne It's best possible fruits and taught It's deep>,
and most lasting lesson. II all ths Is so, TIL a.
Justice demands their liberty just rs II deIandeu neir
incarceration nearly six years ago 1t Is unfortunate
however that the Governor, In beraung these ni',n
prcdicates his action upon an accusation OF uni'r'
ness in their conviction. Even II he believed ths 10
he So II would better have been left un>iid III may
find other believers and may awaken bitterness anu
resentment for imagined wrong
The Inter Ocean says that the pirdon Is only
fulfmcnt Of one OF The Governors nteelecioh
prom,ses and Will not draw friends either Tor nm,
self or for the Anarchists from the rank ana ne OF
the American people. who love their country anu pe
lIevc In law and order. lii on,
The GLOBE says that doubtless many VIII con.
denim tho Governor Just now, but time VIII surely
prove the righteousness. as well rs estuohsn '''
Justice, Of his great act OF official clemency'