Evening journal., 1894-11-16

Louise, who in opening the moeting,
said that IL was for the common Grafton
OF ssthe judicial murder OF tho five an
archist martyrs ut Chicago on Nov. IL,
1887"
Mowbray followed her lead by saying
that the people had, through Governor
Altgeld, confessed that q blunder had
been made in tho execution of the Chioa-
60 anarchists.
1.-The press Of the country, no declar
cd, "would like to keep Inc out Of the ooun-
try. They say I am bringing my eggs to
a bad market but l say right now that
there Is no other country SO ripe for an
arohy as this All that the working classes
want is a little teaching, which win give
them an insight into the oppression that
is being heaped upon them, and there
will be an anarchist movement such as
no other country could ever have
Ho Hates Capitalists.
1.-THE conditions in this country have
come to such state that the capitalistic
press has been compelled to admit their
existence. l suppose tho press will say
that there Is no need of my staying here
If don't like the ways OF the country,
but am going to stay here and foster ia
the minds Of workmen a hatred against
this system of society under which they
are living ! hate capitalists for their
hypocrisy, and l want yon to hate them,
They won t listen TO reason until we mako
them listen and force them to share their
wealth with tic workingmen who made
them wealthy.
1.-THE recent strikes have shown tho
capitalists that they must eas5 UP. the
strikes have become dangerous, and the
capitalists are becoming alarmed. They
want you to settle things by arbitration
and in this way they are getting in q
wedge. Arbitration courts may pretend
( to treat you fairly at first, but the mo-
| ment they are vested with any legal pow
or they will turn and crush you.
Labor leaders nowadays are becoming
too exclusive The instant you give one
1 of them power no begins to boss you.
| What right has Gompers or Powderly to
order you back to work.
Tho politicians have no programme
for tho improvement of the working.
| mans condition. They can't improve 1t,
whatever promises they make. II this
political, oapitalistio clique won't and
can give you what you want, you must
take it by revolutionary means.
You may remove whom you please
with the dagger or bomb and You ars
justified when you can got your rights IL
no other way
Government Only Oppression.
1.-THE fathers Of this country didn't q
about asking tho English to please Civ,
them their rights. They took guns ani
bayonets and fought Workingmen arr
doing the worse possible thing for them
selves when thoy enter political parties
and strengthen the government. Thel
should not believe in tho utility of tn
government, for it is only for their op
preston
Mowbray was wildly applauded severa
times during his speech and concluded
with an appeal for contributions will
which to buy anarchist literature printed
in the English language to be sent broad
cast over the land.
Mowbray was followed By Emma Gold
man, who spoke ia German and Eugiisl
Of the crimes committed against anaroh
In this country Sho was too tame 70
tho audience after the appetite Mowbra
had given It for anarchy. There were n
policemen present in uniform.
In another part OF Clarendon hall Their
was labor conference for the purpose 8
taking some action toward the immediat
relief Of the striking cloakmakors,
( was attended by delegates from BIZ organ
! izations, repress nting nearly every branc
Of labor in the city.
: The Starving Cloakmalers.
For weeks tho striking cloakmakel
have been in want, finding it almost in
possible to get enough food together Il
one scanty meal q day. Every resOurC
has been exhausted in the search for I'll
q barest necessaries OF life and now as tl
y rent for their squalid rooms falls due the
are unable to meet this fresh demand.
Evichons are OF daily occurrence, an
g many Of them have no longer roof /
i shelter them. Over 100 dispossess wa
\. rants We're issued yesterday and near
that number served. One agent aloI
swOre out 20 notices Of eviction Vel
N few Of the effects of the strikers but ha'
b long since found their way to the paw
X brokers, but piles Of wretched furnitu
and scanty bedding litter the sidewah
in many east side streets.
= About 500 OF tho strikers sleep nigh
~ in Welhalla hall ia Orchard stree
In spite OF al the suffering, no ono tai
OF surrender. Tho strike IS being foue
ont with q bitterness and tenacity whii
arc nothing short Of marvellous. Cont
buttons Of food occasionally reach the Q
eeutivo committee. and the hunger Of
fow Of the rayenous horde IS alleviat
for time. but this food so contributed
only drop in the bucket compared wi
the necessity O. che strikers
Last Nights Session Of Council. 5
At last nights session Of the CT
Council the report of the city treasur
showed that he had collected during I
past week $500 from Edmund Mssche