The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-04

Parade Followed by Enthusiastic Dem-
 Onstration at Music Hall-speeches by
 Ben HanfOrd, Rev. Alexander F. Ir-
 vine and Others-Resolutions Adopt
 ed.
 A great demonstration of the work ingmen of New Haven was held last night for the purpose of protesting against the arrest of President Charles H. Mover and William D. Haywood, secretary of the Western Federation of Miners, who stand charged with the murder of ex-Governor Steunenberg of Idaho. Previous to the. mass meeting which was held in New Music hall the various organizations formed on the old green and paraded the principal streets of the city. The following was the order and line of march:
 First division Band, socialist party, Brewers union on right of Socialist party, Arbiter bund on right of Brew CTS union, and Carpenters and Join- ter union.
 Second division: Band Assistant Marshal Eugene V. Tourney; Arbeiter Manner chor, Cigarmakers' union, Workmen's circle, Cap Makers union, Lithuanian branch of Socialist party, and others.
 The following banners were carried:
 We will stand by our brothers at any cost"
 If Mover, heywood die twenty mil lion working nien will know the reason why"
 Capitalist tyranny will cease when you ballot that way"
 Tn the west now; in the east next. J
 Branch of the New Haven bund."
 "Workingmens Circle.
 The scene on arriving at Music hall was an impressive one. It was a gath ering of the hardy sons of toll. There was no dress suits worn diamonds and costly furs were conspicuous by thell absence, and the men who sat on the platform and conducted the meeting belonged to the same rank and file who occupied the seats below; while the speakers who addressed the gathering .were men who, while they had no high sounding titles, yet they were men of common sense and men who had the best sympathy of the working class at heart. In short, it was 8 working mems meeting conducted in a plain, simple and orderly, yet effective man. ner. Eugene Tourney acted as chair man and introduced the speakers, the principal of whom was Ben Hanford who was candidate for the vice. -presi- dency at the last election on the social istic ticket. MT, Hanford spoke for nearly an hour in very interesting and convincing manner, and his re- marks were repeatedly encored He condemned the attitude of Governor Peabody and said that the capitalists and captains of industry have taken part in all attempts to crush unionism and the rights of the working man He said that the captains of industry were as always, ready to lay all crimes committed at the door of the Fedora tion of Labor. Union men, he said were charged and convicted of crime before they went on strike, and when they were tried 1t was not by theil peers, but by their enemies. The capi- talists, he claimed, had all the judges and prosecuting officials on their side and that even the juries were packed The capitalist, he said, says to the working man, We are the law and you must obey order He instanced as an illustration the famous James Brothers who, he said, were men in comparison with the captains of industry because they fought their own battles and tool all the risks. But the capitalist does all his fighting and dirty work through