Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-09-12
ASSASSIN CzOLCOSz SCORED
Polish Residents Sympathize
With President Mckinley.
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About 200 Polish residents of Will
mington demonstrated their loyalty to
the flag and the government OF the
United States and their love for its
stricken President by holding mass.
meeting Tuesday evening at the Polish
TURNER'S Hall, No. Sl1 Lancaster
avenue, and taking action in which
they expressed tho profoundest sym
pathy for President Mckinley and de-
pored the fiendisb act Of the ASSASSIN
who attempted to kill him. The meet
ing was under the auspices Of the
Polish Turner Association OF Whining
ton and was attended by representatives
OF the following organizations; st.
Joseph's, st. Stanislaus'. st. Stanis-
laus'. No. 2, and st. Hedwig's Socities,
Polish Library, Milkowski Turner's and
branches Nos. l36 and ADJ, Polish
Alliance. $3.50.
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Turner Association, presided and repre-
sentative OF other organizations occn-
| pied seats on the stage. Teohl Wis
niewski was secretary and Frank
Cresinski, Frank Adamowssi, John
0sowskI, b. Lewandowski and Stanley
Lewandowski were the vica presidents.
| Although large proportion of the
| Polish male residents was present, IL
was announced that many more would
have been there had the meeting been
called sooner The call was not issued
until noon yesterday and nearly every
Polish resident VINO knew about the
nesting was present and took part IN
the proceedings.
| After calling the meeting TO order
| Chairman Poanicka made vigorous
speech in the Polish language IN which
/ he stated the object Of the meeting and
pointed out the manly spirit Of natives
of Poland. He called attention to the
fact that they had shown the utmost
loyalty to the Al kings and said it
would be impossible to think that
native Of Poland would be guilty of
such an not as striking down tho Presi.
dent of the United States, for whom
they have the greatest love and feel the
utmost loyalty.
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A. Uurrey mace q brief speech In the
English language, in which he con-
graduated those present in their mani
festation of loyalty TO the government.
L. ID. Janioki, speaking in the Polish
language, also congratulated his fellow
oountrymen upon their manly disclaimer
OF any connection with such people as
the assassin. He referred TO Emma
Goldman and people Of her stripe and
said their sentiments were not endorsed
by the Polish citizens. He lauded
President Mckinley and brought forth
| rounds of applauue,
Mr.. Adamowski referred with pleasure
4, tba fra.dom avtandad IN tba poI;sh
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peopie ln apor9a. cpenRing =, .ne
proposed celepratio1 OF Polish DAY Of
! the Fan a mexican Exhibition, he said
, the assassination had spoiled the plans
and the assassin had endeavorpd to ruin
the ranntation NJ the Polish n.nnla
He ali NJ. Aid noa baliaya fy,oiaos,
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was oio.
STANLEY 1esik spoke IN follsh hnu
. English. lie said he felt sure Czolgosz
was not a Pole. Emma Goldman, he
believed, was a Hebrew. The Poles are
hard waking ueonle wherever thew are
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WING pouiy Marin " Iuot
Anarchist5, ne declared use the Poli5h
language to cast reflection upon the
Poles. He said they had distributed
circulars in the Polish LANGUAGE In
philadairb;a and tha poia. rysre yarx
nL e W" .,,t. w., o.s
: nucn pun oue US RESULT 1hey con
! demneo such BOTTOM.
: The meeting unanimously adopted
! the following, which WerB read III
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. We, the Polish.American citizens of th'
United States of North Americn and resi-
1 dents of the city of Wilmington, Del, hav'
y assembled in masstreetinR, at the Polisf
] Turner's Hall, No. Gil Lancaster avenue. OF
o the 10th day OF September, 1901. ind unani
q mously taken the following resolutions;
: |. Resolved, That our most heartfelt senti
ments OF coincidence be expressed to th,
+ most Hon. William Mckinley, President o
t tho United States, on the occasion of thu
attack made upon his life.
II. Resolved, That we. as dutiful citi
Zens of our adopted country, the Unitet
States Ut America, most energetically protes
!. against any insinuations of some news
= papers that this miscreant, who dared t.
ralse hls saerhegi9us nenn aRalnst ine hign
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!. iii ResoIyeo. That our mother conn
y try, (Poland), although under the power o
! forty-four kings, never produced man VIII
i would stain her reputation by nyen darinI
d to raise his hand against king. though
one, through his conspiracy, was compelet
II to escape 10 St. Petersburg. Therefore, vi
8 nnaninouslv protest that he WIN dared /,