The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-28
ANTICIPATING REVOLUTION

ANTICIPATING REVOLUTION.
Socialist Speaker Wants HIS Party
TO Prepar. for the Event.
The American section 81 I h" North.
west side sUrialIstic labor parry dis.
cu.s.d the cause Of business d"prrs.
sion in it, meeting u, EH Milwaukee
avenue yesterday Afternoon. Viii
liam Snyder Was h" principal speak.
or. Business depression tn his mind
and most Of those present agreed
with him Wa due To the ronccutra
Iiuu 81 capital IN few hand. aud the
improvements ~ machinery 10y which
production il "a multiplied that the
worker. fnr ih' share 81 tn" produ
II" gets. j. not able To- increase his
consumption I" the "Iulva'"nt of his
production. TIL" great basic diili-
Guilty was that IN" implements Of
production had been r"rInittUd 10
b"rO'ur pTivai" property, Mr., Snyder
Unclaimed any advocacy 81 force to
bring about economic changes.
\rVrrt hrl"sS, he expressed tn" lear
that such changes would not come
about except a. ia" result Of a rcvo-
luton, For such a possibility. he
- Il. socialists ought - pre- pare by "a
thorough organization aud "nd"avur
To- elect men from their ranks to gov
"rum"nt aud state offices. 80 that
when IL" revolution "Omr-, il il does
come. these Iu"n wuuld b. already
~ulr"t"d to s"iI" tn" rein. II GOV. RI
m"ur and iuauGuratr aud pat ia
operation the surirli-lir state.
John u. Adams did not ha," such
fears Of u revolution. \ revolution
could on com" IN cas-" ia" iut"llec-
tual and educational ndyanc. mrni
II the pcupl" did not keep par" with
their econniIIic progress. To his
mind, however, the unrXplainablc
ph"uOin"u,'n was how workinginrn
believing III Socialist" principles. ~
the resolutions adopted 10y the Amer
lean Federation nf Labor las, sum
mcr plainly showed they did, could
still keep on voting ia" republican
and democratic tickets Mr. Adams
introduced the following Coxry r"so-
luton, which was adopted:
"H'mi"d, That this socialist meet,
ing. Will" expressing no opinion r"la
tive 10 he demands Of C0N"y's com
mUuw"al. d"nuuurrs the action Of
the aut hpriti"s AT Washington ia re-
fuSlug permission To- CoX"y aud
Brown" t. speak from the steps of
the capitol; !, drnouucrs the brutal
0uirag-s committed by the police
up"u these men and upon other
American irlZcus, male aud female.
10y heating tA"m with clubs a. a
in"au, cuwariIy blow al the rights
aud liberties Of til" American p"o-
pie. 'hjr"G" Times.
Persons who sympathiEr with the
afflicted VIII rrJOlC" with ID. t.. Carr
~ l2b1 HARRISON street, Kansas City.
IL" Is al old sufferer from inllamma-
tory rheumatism, bat has not here
lufurr been troubled ~ this climate.
Last winter h" went up into Wiscon-
NIn. and ~ ""nsrqurnc" has had
! another attack. 1T came upon me
again very acute and severe he
said. My joints sw"lled and hr-
came inilamd; SCR" to touch or
almost t. hook AT. Upon the urgent
request II my mother-in-law | tried
'haub"rlnlu'> Pam Balm to reduce
h" swelling and rarr the pain, and
l." nay agreeable surprise. it did
both. | Aui, used three ifry-crnt
bottle, and h"l"," it to be the finest
tm'ng for rheumatism. pain, and
swelling, "Aldul, fur sal" 10y al,
dealers. Benson, Smith y Co., Agents
Tor To" Hawaiian islands
Mrs, II"rrl Ward l"rchrr i. re-.
ported To- be- III -trall"n"d rircum
stances - much - that her friends
ar" about 10 start u suh~crlpti ion
paper IN her behalf Mrs linrhrr.
it i sand, has trird for SOM" time IT,
cuLrral her real condition from her
acquaintance, and a. get tie ncrcs
sary means 81 support has kept her
pen busy writing Tor the press. Her
HUSBAND rarB-d u great deal II
money, hu, saved very little Of IL