New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
PARKS MAKES ADDRESS
Says Capitalists Cannot Bug Him.
Blooms DeUeru.
Continucd from FIRST Dag.

Fouowing Devery's big street parade taso,..
the Ninth" District the big Cher ara ~. 81
including sam" Parks. went to the "P,,nr -. ~.
there Devery and PARKS made brief address,, =
ty-elghth-st WI
The day had been one OF zrea, sat,x,,o.,.
Parks, and the night was even more eve1ts,l ~.
tne day From awakening IN prison tn the -.
ing. to addressing mob bowling for "Parx.r, -.
a big variety for the labor leader
throughout the parade PARKS had rre.s,.s
great reception When he appeared on The 49,
OF the Devery Club house with the .pf. 10y
Parks was cheered to the echo FolIosring r.,.- -.
address the crowd shouted so vehenentlv -, a..
That he consented TO say few words sf,.ss's
With uncovered head. leaning over 50 "a "a 49,. :
the balcony rail- and In a calm voice. Psrs, s.ts.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Citizens. desfr. q, -,
time want to say that my position h. =. yogr
to every laoorng man IN this city ana v, SIera
speak to you tonight as I wish 10 s1ss 0s emo;
down IN the bottom Of my heart cong-atssiISS1.
cay. Inc day has come when you better rsss..
tne advantagss Of education in determining vb5s
We. as fellow wOrkingmen and brothers as a
ING 20 understand ourselves; and we are uritss a.
tranple upon us. MY words must be few a. 80
h bt - VII, IN you 9lten IN me near future Thsr.
education TO care for our rights properly Ne, -
have among US to-day the best rnsc6a5ics
world Every man OF you must stand Tor vor- t-e
aienaoe rights 10 freedom and the right - a.
This right provides for the proper care az rnr-
wife and little family u Jour
L appreciate the fact that you are with rns - -
most trying moments. / thank YOU from 4 49,.
almost too full 70 speak I hope 70 show var e.
the near future that your confidence ulacsd ~ -.
has not been placed In vain I believe tsaf -
courts OF Justice will nv work IN the 1-ss,-
Light. and shall soon be placed On a leraj ,-s
all honest. truthful men. 7 shall show tbs -o.-
muntty that there is one man who cannot b -
died BY the capitalists
You must also learn that n n tncumb--t u,,,
you 70 elect 20 public Offices OF your own ~
! call 20 your attention the name OF William :
Devery- Here is a man who has been abused Nv
political parties II this city because he stood sr ~.
rights OF the people. II you want an honest sd-
mtniStration. help yourselves at the coming election
thank you. ladies' and gentlemen. for the attsr-
uveness with which you have listened 70 ne AZ
another time I shall be proud 70 respond to such
a demand from your great numbers. and IN nv
humble way speak to you OF what know and how
we best can profit BY our knowledge I thank you.
While Parks was speaking strong searchHghs
from the opposite side OF Eighth-ave played On
the balcony on which he was standing When Re
had finished after being interrupted tine and again
by shouts and cheers. the crowd gave vent TO one
wild. prolOn zed cheer Parks retired rom the bal.
cony. bowling again and again
In his address William ; Devery attacked I'm
many Hall and the Republican organization. ealing
10 the attention OF the people that they had been
robbed in that district last election and calling
them to support him at the coming primary.