New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-13
THE KILLING DENOUNCED.
c. L. U. DEMANDS THE PROSECUTION
OF THE GUILTY PERSONS"
A PROPOSITION TO TAKE PART IN THE DELHI
ERATIoNs OF A DEBATING CLUB CALLS
FORTH SOME SPIRITED REMARKS
ABOUT ANARCHISTS


At the meeting of the Central Labor Union In
Clarendon Hall yesterday the following resolutions
introduced by James Ryan. the delegate OF the
Photo Engravers' Union, were passed by unani-
nous vote:
whereas The miners of this, country are en-.
gagged in struggle for the alienation OF the"
miserable conditions; and =,
Whereas They have conducted their struggle IN
Whereas party Of Pennsylvania miners: while
endeavoring 10 secure the cooperation OF the,p
the public Highway as their right under the
OF the United sstes were ,b met be by o o
hundred deputies; who; without any right n, OF
nineteen Of them and wounding forty-two others
OF whom will die; . A. C,
trail Labor Union of New-York hereby calls upon
all fair minded citizens 10 unite with IL IN Pr
handing that the Governor of the State Of Penn
institute bs mTer and n
mandng that the PT9sesT,ng IN brinr,ns the
guilty person or persons 70 Justice
Before the passage Of the resolutions Mr.. Ryan
said that words not strong enough to condemn
the shooting Of the men. Other delegates talked
In the same vein. and then George Warner dele
gate OF the Machinsts Union. said the New-York
Debating Club was holding a meeting In an upper
hall TO discuss the shooting of the miners and us
members desired the Central Labor Union to CO.
operate with them in protesting against the "Hiul
shooting.
Several Of the delegates wanted 10 KNOW sone-
thing about the New-York Debating Club. William
J. O'Brien declared that II Mr. Kelly. the presi-
dent OF the club was the man who associated Win
Emma Goldman the Anarchist, then he ala not
want anything TO do with the club
az object to hearing the committee Of the New
York Debating Club" continued MI u biien' vi"
less we know who they are. This man Ckehy) gov
the privilege OF the floor at the meeting OF the
Bu;,dine Trades section of the Central Laoor
Union and we learned afterward that MISS Emma
Goldman with him.
Delecote McGil wanted to know what wrong
Emma Goldman had done. she is not more raul-
40, f" no continued than Cardinal Manning. VINO
declared 4 hungry man had a right to take bread
The delegates were worked up to high state OF
excitement and Daniel Harris said that ne "a'
afraid that the Central Labor Union was f"'''''"e
wild again.
NJ Nober saws that our protest will be OF no
eror vet think that II II goes out. II VII stir up
IN nm 600 peope he added This shooting couid not
have occurred IN monarchical England. 90 no.
know who the New-York Debating Clubs, out Will
welcome anybody who will stand up against tn.se
murders even II II be Emma Goldman MT heily
~ Iobp Most This trouble OF the miners Will not
down There will be meetings all over the country
10 condemn these dastardy murders Inc Cehtrai
Labor Union is not the only labor BODY mat mas
taken up this subject to-day.
There was then considerable discussion as TO the
proprety Of giving to the committee OF the New
York Debating Club the privilege of the moor. ana
1t was finally agreed by vote TO do So
Mr. Kelly of the committee. was then introduced
and he said that the headquarters of the club were
at Eightieth-st and Avenue A. 49,, . ,.s a
II believe" he continued. that the time has ar
rived for the adoption Of something more than
that which has already been done; 90 not saS
Somehow eIse's blood than that Of workmen will
be shed if this thing continues Is Emma Saoldn ian
Grated from prison young man VINO was trying 10
J. H. smith. another member Of the Network ,s
Debating Club was then permitted 10 speak re
declared that the right Of workmen TO come 70
coded I'VE hear a lot about foreigners, ne con-
tinued. I'VE told that these murdercd men IN
think that had they been Americans they would
not have been shot. and that there wonId now De "a
words have by We mus dc sS siie
government Of Pennsylvania TO shoot men Gown, II
As the privilege of the government OF Ne"-1o'A 10
70 VA few Years ago to call man an Anarchist
10 condemn him It is not we ANARCHISTS an H reyG
we w have watched y0Hh s hn for 'S
think it is time you got together and II you are not
w'n the wSg sSSey a to hai 6
crisis is sufficient now TO get US together IN mass
II was then voted that committee Of three be
appointed 10 attend the meeting OF the Debating
Cub which desired S9CpeIa 10 The Central Labor
) Union cooperating with the Debating Club Il
say that these men are howng AnaTchss SIS he n Ge
should cooperate with them In holding mass
Sshs Ss ayhdns as
a meeting in Madison square , 49,,
James McGll. delegate OF the Plasterers' Union.
declared that workingman should 1 Join the militia tia:
I'VE stand too much; ne ADDED: Me N "oud no,
Delegate warner said tina, he was in favor Of
abolishing all National. STATE and municipal consti.
went on "and are not suitable for our present
needs The constitutions should be made from time
10 time and then in times Of election we could hod
Government officials responsible for their acts. We