The morning news., 1894-05-07
FIENDS OF THE RED FLAG.
GOtham'S Loud MOuthGd Anarchists
Again Show Their Heads.


speak-Funds Sent to Bring Will
liam Mowbray From London-The
Second Speaker Addresses His
Hearers as Fellow Slaves.
New York, May 6.-What appears to
be a revival of the autonomist agitation,
was inaugurated to-day in this city
Over ]. 900 persons, the majority of whom
were of a respectable appearance, assem-
bled at the Thalia theater this afternoon,
and literally applauded the fiery
speeches that were delivered. The
Reds have been dormant during
the past eight months, probably
owing to the enforced retirement of their
female tirebrand, Emma Goldman, and
theactivity displayed by the police at the
time of her arrest in suppressing meet
incs called by persons of known an
arcnistic tendencies. Recently it has
been learned by the police that
the anarchists hereabouts raised
a sum of money by subscrip-
ton which was sent to William
Nowbray, a London tailor, and we'll
known anarchist, who edits paper in the
English capital known as the Common
veal. The money is intended to defray
the expenses Of trip to this city, and
Mowbray, on his arrival, is to assume
the leadership of the anarchists here
The immigration authorities on Ellis
island have been notified of the plans of
the reds, and Mowbray will be detained
on his arrival and probably sent back to
England.
THE OPENING SPEECH.
It was o'clock this afternoon when
the meeting at the Thalia was opened by
John H Edelman, who said in part:
We are met here together, and but a hand
ful As a party we are but small. If we are
So insane as the reporters OF the capitalistic
press represent Us to be then we would be
re1iculOusly small.
We represent not our own force, but the
ideas OF thousands OF studentL throughout
the world. Anarchism is the force of the
best of human development for millions of
years. 1t is the development of man and of
human society. 1T was but handful of
ragged French popul1sts who threw magic
into the words, liberty, fraternity, equality.
Take particular lotice of 1t, you fellows
that are here as detectives, and have paid
- cents OF the city money for admission, we
only too anxious to speak it from
the house tops that all men are free and
elual and want free and equal ballot and a
free press. If a man is to starye to death in
the midst Of wealth. il is but a barren sort of
freedom. We fully and clearly understand
that before lal or can be given that access to
natural rights the whole fabric of society
must he oyerthrown. Society at present
but tantiy and vaguely apprehends
what is Lefore 1t. Forty years ago a great
lrshman advised his countrymen to starve to
death quietly and constitutionally and the
fools did it. American freemen have been
following their example Great ap-
plauSe Fun has been made of the
toxey movement. These men demand
l4at the government quit fooling
with things in which the people have no in
leFesl, and that they turn to other measures.
Before this movement it was claimed that
2narchism was foreign plant. but anarchsm
Is now omclauy admitted to exist among
americans Loud applausel. 1t breaks out in
i4s Aeart OF our own people and it will
osNom ana increase. These armies march
ing on w ashlngton Will demand more than
good roads he country is seething with
uNcontent To-day, instead of finding en-
migration setting toward the west the people
are coming eastward.
SORRY SLAVERY WAS ABOLISHED
A Mr. Fitzpatrick, young Irishman,
said
Feilow-saves. There was time when we
could call eG n other fellow -workmen A man
salu TO me few days ago that he was very
SvlIy slavery was abolished. said it was not,
u ,uV . ne SAID he meant negro slavery, because if
II SUN existed, he would be tempted to
.lachen his face and sell himself to get some
uilIAE 10 eat. He then proceeded to tell of
tue punishment OF Ananias and said il was
nlA loI lne edltors and managers of news
P"leTs lhat his punishment was not in vogue
OF they would al find themselves dead in the
morning
~ he went on to draw parallel between
cromwell and COXey, commonwealth and
GSoommonweal, Charles l and Cleveland.
IAG signs of the times are that men will
no longer be cOntented to starve, and he
"a eeylsed men to be united on this question
VI supplying themselves with food at no
matter what cost.
FEMALE PROPHET OF EVIL.
Nhen he subsided the platform was
4hen by Miss Y. De Cleyre, of Philadel-
3H'5' VINO was very prophet of evil in
Ueeu. She said:
IN Kansas, Nebraska, Illinois and Wash
a eu-tou me seed planted by Gov. Wise comes
H!si n.si OF b ay answers the 18th of November.
-T' are sne Olrds of the storm that is coming.
meaning S'na Of i5a II rising sr1s that is the
gen change their clothes at different
asohs. SO DO social codes. The suffering,
s1',g,9IItL 1ommon people know that there Is
NggJulAR wrong, but they know not what il
ciat "ySe T are the suffering Samsons Of So
strSi.5 ne men who cry that the people are
Tft'', Tf @ are those who are stupid themselves.
less" people are clamoring for more wages
CHf hours and good roads. This is called
and ardd'5.no. IEno. ihe ass is patient but stubborn
Ior,""Iu "ugH , ne makes up his mind he will no
so g'toI & mind the lash of the driver IcheersI,
,le men marching from Ohio will no longer
No. 'ngyl rn oaroed-wire fences. They will have
fau...P'NI or piece OF paper signed by some
fro," or Tor the sheriff who eyicts them
''olu their homes
TO BE OUT OF JOB
sta,ellane l llne IS coming when factory bosses and
WarSolgl VIII be out of a jo5 and John
u7,,,liia aher must petition God to set up his
rigtlolaI IN heaven. 1 am glad that the
Ian ,4ty mas shown its teeth in Washing
kfc,"4io "4o mat these people have been clubbed
tina and imprisoned. They will have
to coNaue Naue nursing their bruises,
a outsider that Mr. Mulowney. as
N,Iompetltor for labor is not Mr. !
can. g2"Hey IN blue and brass buttons who
The rt' 'J' %hom he pleases. l want to talk to
who tL through their representative here |
prire ''E we we sold their honor. and for petty |
Is IHey must not expect that as man |
cr.snSVc SVclal product, the people they have |
mercto ana brutalzed will be angels of
Cbrft repeat to them the words of Jesus |
so s5au w ith what justice you have judged |
have r ye De judged, with what measure YOU |
Out 'tgVeu out to others so shall it be meted
nar9e went on to tell that the people de- |
nIlNeu work, food, free land and free
croa instead Of issuing bonds, and so in
Mn the burden of the people.
Wiz vib's ne Cleyre's address was received |
.u tremendous applause
9rt poe'u IN Spanish was next given, |