The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-04-20
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! Socialist Column

Do not forget the labor meeting al
the opera house. Friday night,
But suppose union labor. and the
7 working people Of Ada county strenu-
Y Ously- object TO these men being
Z ing in the corridor OF the Idanha no
I tel in Boise ITO hell with the PEG
Z pie What do I care for the people
If any OF these unionists Try to raise
! trouble I viii call out the military, -
replied the 6overnor.-Appeal to Rea-
son, April Z.
What do you think Of that Mr..
Labor UniOnist and working men
To hell with the people" That means
you VIII you vote for party who
only a few years ago told you to have
confidence" and gives you hell" for
your cOnhdence2
Referring TO Meyer, Haywood and
PetubOne, the New York Journal Of
March a, says: The governor Of
Idaho, having got these men in his
power by illegal means, now disgraces
himself and his state by declaring
them guilty OF murder in advance OF
any trial 1t is known to what eL-
( tent the mine owners own him. And
IL is known how deeply those mine
owners desire the cOnviction-and the
hanging OF labor leaders whom they
have not been able to conquer in a
and manhood has at times sunk pref
~ low in America, but we have not
yet reached, let US hope, the stage Of
hanging the innocent 70 Oblige en-
throned capital
Say. Mr.. Man, that is not a social
ist paper, Is il, the New YOurk Jour
nal2 You cannot say that is the words
OF a socialist crank, can you? You
had better come to the opera house
Mi 70 10 1-h
Es4eeting-
Years ago Roscoe COnkling. then
United states senator, said D
laws General Sherman Bell of
Colorado, Of deportation fame, said:
To hell with the constitution" And
now Governor GOOding OF Idaho, says
ito hell with the people Talk about
labOring men being anarchists, can't
you see that when you want anar-
chists, you have to hunt up United
states senator's generals, and COVER
nOrs2 And, mind you, all these nice
fellows that call YOU anarchists be
long TO the c. o. P. Say. boys. stick
together at the polls, and some sweet
day" @. o. p. viii mean Gone Out
Politics Come TO the meeting Fri
day night O'CLOCK; at opera hous-
The Appeal, 539, dated March 81,
viii devote its entire space, from the
first word to the last, in boldly pre-
senring the bare-faced truths, from
Occur d'Alene up to this last Colo
raQO-ldahO affair, exposing the foul
ness Of the whole plot, regardless Of
the threats that the Appeal will be
suppressed If it attempts it--EXtract
from circular letter Of March Is, by
]. A Wayland.
Do you see that, my boy. The APP
peal is threatened with suppression
If it tells the 'bare-faced truth" But
the plutes can herald through the
Associated Press that Meyer, Hay
wood and Pettibone are guilty Of
murder before any trial. But they are
not threatened with suppression for
advertising innocent men as guilty
And why please2 Close your eyes and
think a minute and you will get the
answer The law in the books re-
gard all men as innocent until proven
guilty Suppose a number Of socialists
would accuse some innocent rich man
Of murder, and advertise him guilty
before trial. What would happen2
They would play the old trick and
$50
December 9, 1905, the Appeal got
out a special edition called the trust
edition. and over three million copies
were distributed OVr the United States
and Canada December 16, just one
week after this wOrld-breaking edi-
ton was issued, Mr.. Madden, third as
sistant postmaster general, enacted a
law which would mean, if enforced,
that the Appeal could not issue any
more record breakers. March~10 the
Appeal announced it would issue a
special edition March 81, that edition
in only three weeks doomed up to
2,52O,0OO. Then April 4 Mr.. Wayland
editor Of the Appeal, was notified (and
not befOre), Of the law Of December
Is, which was to go into effect April
i four days before he was informed.
to publish what they please; call you
murderers, etc, but boys,
in this free country, you cannot say
what you please unless you please the
plutes.
The Appeal to Reason is suppressed
in Canada. 1t seems strange that
when you appeal to a mans reason
and hit il, ne cannot answer the rea-
son. There is only one thing for him
to do, suppress it Oh, consistency,
consistency, thou art dead. If thou
had'st one one friend he'd bury thee
If they hang Meyer, Haywood and
ers2 Who next? You. Who next2
Your boy.
Detectives have been lurking
around the Appeal to Reason office at
Gerard, Kan, the labOring mans pa
per Say, Mr.. GOodlooking, did you
ever hear Of detectives lurking around
the Office Of a paper published in the
interest Of the plutes2
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