Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-08-04
HERHERr BROWN - MapasN
THE sOCIALISTIC FOREIGN ELE
MENT.

FoRrY-EIGHT hundred socialists hid
their mass meeting in Union Squ'.f''
New York, last Saturday night, says The
Easton. pa, Free Press. Lu1r n
Chauiel was their chairman and Paul K
Murphy the draughter of the resoiu-
tions deuouncing all the enemies oil
their order from George NJ. Pullman 10
Grover Cleveland. Among the speakers
were Charles M. Matchett, their can0i'
date for governor; Mrs. Imogen Faies
Daniel Alexander Jonas, Freder ca
Scremshsw. Adam Jsmanosk', Geo &c
Zebosie, Abram Chebore and others Win
names of like continental sound. 'e
notice and detectives were on hand III
force taking notee and prepared tor a'y
contingency, but they did not inter ere
with the foreign citizens, but gave L enl
full swing with their speeches and I'd
flag waving. There was great vlgor o'
denunciation by the speakers and tre'
mendous vigor in the reception OF thsir
speeches. Few prominent public men
were sighted and Cleveland, Pullm IN
Harrison, Depew and the Grand Army
were vigorously Missed. The following
;s q brief of how the thing ran:
Mr.. Salisbury referred 10 Presi iehi
Cleveland as the embodiment OF cap tal
at the White House. There was gredt
excitement and Kissing at TINS stats
ment. benjamin HARRISON, ne CONT
uued, "was no better renewed hlss'ae j.
and Chauncey Depew would be no pet
ter. Hyou could get any otner rephp-
Goan or democrat who would be pei er
/ would like to know his name. n't
kind of a man do we WANT" -
Somebody in the crowd here yeli' q
ont. "Giye as Richard Croker, ana
there was great cheering and some IL S
ing at the mention of the name.
1--WE must select a man" continued
Salisbury, "that is not the tool OF ice
capitalists and put him IN the Wh te
House. We must fill every place, from
that of park policeman to that OF presi-
dent of the United States, with socia-
lists. and then if the militia is called cut
If will be a socialist militia"
The enthusiasm became great at thl7
remrak. The speaker then spoke ABOUT
certain American millionaires. :,
"Take a sample of our millionaire
said he: take George Gould, VINO
goes to Europe and in all probability Las
deliberately lost the yacht race and
sacrificed American honor TO curry faror
with the Prince of Wales"
The big crowd Kissed George Gou q
to their hearts content
"Ward McAllister sayF," contlr ueo
Salisbury, that anybody can get l. u
society over in Europe by losing I9W
games of poker to duke"
Perhaps they could have shot OH Their
mouths as freely in their native lano ano
perhaps not, and, no doubt, the diner
ence is what they appreciate IN America
as liberty of speech is one of the Am eric
an things that was not Kissed. But Gee
American popularity, especially "Itn
Superintendent Byrnes, is to know l's
people, and Superintendent Byrpes ano
his corps through just such demonstra'
tions as that of Saturday night can learn
more in one night than he could IN
year otherwise. IL is Whist he terms
sizing up disturbing elements on 'he
wholesale plan.
1t may do well enough to allow these
men to meet and declare Themselves Tor
such purpose as Mr.. Byrnes uses them'
but too much of this sort OF thing is Gan
gerous, and we have had too much oil
anarchy lately In this country.