Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-09
A PRIEsTEsS OF ANARCHY.


says be received the impulse to murder
the President, is about 35 years old,
the daughter Of Russian tailor. With
out education, she was brought up 10 q
hotbsd of anarchy, near Koooa, in
Russia.
She came to this country seventeen
years ago and married man named
Gruenebaum, with whom she lived 10
Rochester, N. Y. She deserted biu
after year and half.
Assuming the name of Goldman, she
ioined an anarohistic group known as
the Pioneers OF Libsrty. Her language
was go vi lent that they expelled her.
She associated herself later with the
German ansrchists and wrote signed
srtic,s for Die Freibeit, John MosPs
paper. Then she quarrelled with Most,
and ou December Is. 1892, lsshed him
with a whip as he was sDout to speak 10
Odd-Fellows' Hall, New York.
Alexander Berkmanp, who travels
around the country with her, shot
Henry @. Frick at the Carnegie works.
B 9TH she and BerkmaDn then Joined the
extreme wing of the anarchists. She
mac Q her living by speaking.
She got into serious trouble for the
first time when she made an ipcendiary
address at a meeting OF the unemploy-
ed at Union Square, New York, on Au-
gust 81, 1898. Her trial began on O:-
tober and ended ten days later. when
che was sentenced to year on Black
Wells Island. A shorthand report OF
her speech was taken by the police and
introduced at the trial. In part In was
as follows:
You want bread, but who will give
il to you? No one will give II to you.
II you want it you must take II. II you
do not get 1t on your own demand take
IL by force. Go out toto the social
revolution. Prepare yourselves. The
capitalists shave .prepared themselves
with the police, who are armed with pis
tolls and clubs. You can defend your
selves with sticks and stones, II attack.
ed. tell you again. organizs and 60
and demand what you want. and, if It
is not given, then take 1t by force. II
you take bread alone 1t will not help
you much. Take everything. March
to the palaces Of the capitalists and
demand your rights, and If they
are not given to you take them by
force. You will be attacked by
the militia and the police. You
must be prepared to defend yourselves
with sticks and stones. Either you
will have to do what tell you or you
can 90 home quietly, lay yourselv-s e
down and die of hunger. 1t is true
you are not prepared, while we know
that the police are, with weapons, but
we also know where the weapons are
to be obtained, We are living In
time when we must act. Now that
you know what you have to do prepare
yourselves. May anarchy liveW
While ssrviog her years term on
Black Wells Island she began to udy
medicine and took degree after her
release.
Just where Emma Goldman Ia now
is a question which the police of many
cities are trying to solve. She was
driven out of New York FIVE months
ago by the police. They stopped her
meetings and told her to leave the city
or be arrested. She went from New
York to Toledo, then to Detroit, and
next to Cleveland.
That there was conspiracy in
which many besides Czolgosz were con.
cerned and which had the murder
OF President Mckinley as its purpose is
the firm conviction OF all members CT
the Cabinet and of the Buffalo police.
An agent of the secret service said
last night the theory is held that EN-
ma Goldman, the female anarchist,
was the prime mover in this plot,
which may have contemplated series
OF crimes much more far reaching than
the murder OF the President.
Emma Goldman was In Buffalo last
Monday. She was there under en- as
sumed name. What was the object Of
her visit is not known.
The police all over the United States
are now searching for Emma Goldman,
who is said to have disappeared from
view. Her arrest has been ordered.
1t can be stated on absolute authority
that this woman tescher of anarchy
will be deported IL excuse at law can be
found for such an act. She may not &c
alone. Holding to the theory tina!
anarchists conspired against the con-
stituted authority and the government
OF the Uaited States and planned the
assassination OF President Mckinley,
some mem bers OF the Cabinet will urge
that strenuous efforts be made 10 eradi'
cate them. Secretary Root is particu-
larly earnest in urging this.
II is believed that Dationsl legislation
will be proposed at the next session oi
congress looking to the suppression oi