The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20
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and
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long to an organization which had been
| Murderers" " and there will come time
he said. when We viii look back upon 1t
with gratitude. a bishop OF the doml
I Sunday that before IL could be n power
| II would have to partake OF the spirit
| that is actuating the revolutionary wing
OF the fiGhting working class
Workers Are Not Criminals.
The speaker then reviewed the Occur
| d Alene trouble citing as an example for
| their emulation the case OF Mike Devine
! The workers don't know enough 10 be
| criminals. he asserted. They tight each
! other. The laws are made by the ruling
class for their own interests. No wonder
| Steunenberg met the fate he did. There
| is law of compensation In this universe
1t is not made by man; 1t is made FOR
some great purpose that we csnno,
| fathom, ard no individual can violate
that law without paying the penalty"
Referring to the conflict in Colorado and
the horror of Independence. he asserted
| that after that crime the bloodhounds
used by the officers went direct To the
! house of Orchard. but he WAS not ar
rested No" he exclaimed "he was in
the employ OF the Mine Owners assocla-
| tlon."
Leaders Must Die If Need Be,
Tonight Is the anniversary OF the Com
mune in Paris The editor Of the Dcserct
News recently referred to the Commune
''as the bood-red fury of the Seine
Never wns life and property safer than
during the two months that the working
class had control Of that city. The work
ers Of Colorado had not fought the mine
owners. Their leaders had said 'Discre-
tion IL the better part Of yalor. They
said No we must suffer; we must die If
need be in order to open the eyes of the
other class. If we only hold the fort long
enough rcinforcements will come and VIC
tory will be ours That day Is here
Eloquence From the Tomb.
The execution OF the Chicago anarchists
in 1887 was next cited az a case In point.
'sThcse anarc rchists," continued tho speak
er were executed for what l am doing
tonight They were prototypes OF those
who were to come and they went to their
graves silently. but some men speak more
eloouently from the tomb than from the
II stand here tonight to protest for law
and order but where human life is at
stake wncn the ruling class are not will
ing to abide by the law. then II Is time
for us to say, We have played your game
with the ballot and you have broken tho
law and denied our rights. We are still
willing TO play II because we Know we VII
win. but in the meantime we shall say
unto them You shall not commit this
murder If they dare TO carry IT that
far. once again Will you hear that old re-
fran:
Shall our leaders die7
Shall our leaders Gie?
Then there's half million men
Shall know the reason why
Al this point cries came from All oyer
the hall. 1.-TWO million! TWO million"
Reyerting back to the state of anarchy
In Chicago the orator said: 1895 is not
1881 We have sown the seed; we arc now
ready to reap the harvest The remedy Is
in the ballot box and next fall they VIII
carry Colorado and In 1888 they Will not
only carry Colorado and Montana; they
will carry the United States, and at last
slt let TO lc Ia OF n
ing ground, .he backward South. and we
will Kill the beast in It's lair Arc you al,
ways going to carry guns Tor mem mem ana ana
then back up that vote with rifle. That
vote stays put and here's the thing that
saYs So
Resolutions Adopted
The chairman then offered the following
| resolutions, which were adopted with ac-
whereas: The officials lackeys OF the capt.
talst class havo ruthlessIy overthrown every
1nfe-g guard which tho law provides and by
brute force hnyo kidnapped and Imprisoned
Charles n. Meyer. William ID. Haywood and
Vincent st John officials. and r. A Petit
bone a member of the Western Federation of
whereas: Tho daily press. with few hon
orablo exceptions. Is doing It's utmost to pre-
judice and infame the minds OF the people
against our comrades by holding them up
criminals and assessins for tho purpose OF
railroading them to the Ealow5, and.
Whereas: The Mine owners association and
| tho Standard OH company lor years hnNo
vaInly endcavored 10 destroy the Western Fed
Grafton of Miners by means OF bull pens, do
| Iorlatlona manufactured Confessions ana
| brute force OF every kind, and have been met
and defeated by peaceful. legal appeals TO the
| courts and ballot. and
Whereas: In every where union man
| has been accused and q trial had the members
| of the Western Federation OF Miners have
| been acquitted.
Resolvod That We, as members OF the work
| ing clnss In mas meeting assembled declare
| our belief In the innocence OF imprisoned
| comrades and I'm the In1ustrial Workers OF tho
| World of which tho Western Federation of
| Miners is integral part as law abiding la
| boi organizations and donouncc this attempt OF
/ tho law -brcoking STANDARD OIL company and
| Mine OwncTs association to murder our broth
| err. and warn tho tools and lackeys OF cap
| ltnlIsm that viii not stand by and submit
TO this outrage on American citizenship.
| Resolved. That denoUncc the unfair and
| vicious course OF the prostitutcd press nnd we
| call the working class OF Salt Lake to re-
| rudiate these organs OF plutocracy and TO sup
| port The Crisis and all other papers In sym
| pathy With unionisn.
| Resolved. We declare that the private own
| ership OF the mems OF production by tho plu-
| tocTnts is the real GAUGE OF this and oil othoT
outragcs and crimes against the people and we
call on the working clnsS to join the Industrial
| OF Utah. and 10 legally and actually taKe pos
| session OF the mines railways, factories and
| trusts In the name of tho American people and
| thus put end TO the usurIution and des-
| has debauced our Institutions impoverished our
| people and 10 seeking murder the labor lead
err who cannot be bribed to betray their clnss
Nr Corbett then rendered the Mar
selaise," and song on the freedom of
labor. the audience Joining In the chorus,
and the proceedings terminated
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