Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-29
COMMENTS ON THE:
HAYWOOD VERDICT
Bryan Does Not See How ANY
Other Could Possibly Have
Been Reached.
NEW UNDESIRABLE CITIZEN.
Editor of the Vollss zcitung Says That
1t is Prest. Observation-Disclosures News
Thinks Famous Phrase Indiscrcct.

Chicago. July 2s.--In a special to tho
Tribune from Peoria, H., William j.
Bryan is quoted on the verdict at
Boise. Ida, as follows:
Il am glad to learn OF the verdict,
and that 1t was not guilty. watched the
trial, and did not see how any one
could he found guilty on Orchards tes-
timony. Every crime he charged was
one he himself suggested, and It was
shown he was in communication with
the mine owners and attempting to
induce the defendants to engage in
crime.
THE manner in which the prisoners
were taken from Colorado was hardly
in keeping with fair prosecution"
NEW UNDESIRABLE CITIZEN.
New York. July President
Roosevelt. not William ID. Haywood,
is now the undesirable CITIZEN" said
Alexander Jopes. Socialist leader and
editor of the Volks zeitung. when
asked how he regarded the acouir.al
Of Haywood
HIS reply was perhaps the most pro,
nounoed of many opinions by local So
clalists and organized labor leaders.
but 1ubilation was the Keynote of them
all. Moses Oppenheimer, the organ
Yer OF the Meyer Haywood conference.
in speaking OF the meeting of the Gem
trail Federated union, in which Socl-
alist and non-Sociallst unions are rep.
resented said:
Il have been n great many years
In the labor movement, and In ali INV
memory this Is the first time the work.
ing class has eXerted itself in the sanas
way as 1t has done in behalf OF these
mem, meaning Haywood. Meyer and
Pettibone. Efforts will be made to
persuade Haywood to come here next
week to attend Socialist parade ana
mass meeting In his honor, to be held
in Madison Square Gardens. 1t ia
expected that 10000 persons will be In
the parade. The New York socialists
claim to have been the first &c come
to the nnanclsl aid of Haywood, Meyer
and Pettibnne.
They contributed $4,000 of the fund
of 100000 raised for the defense.
SOCIALIST sEcY. BARNS.
Chicago. July 29.--National secretar-
! of the Socialist party. J. Mahlon Barns,
last night sent the following telegram
| TO William ID. Haywood, who was yes
terday set free AT Boise. Idaho:
Greetings and congratulations. Your
Vindication brings inexpreSsable Joy to
your comrades and fellow workers ey-
erywhere. The verdict is a complete
route for the conspirators and a signal
victory for the working class. Greet
ings 10 your companions, the 'undesira-
BILE citizens" Meyer anu PetIiosl.e
1t was reported during the day that
Haywood would go to Duluth
Mimi, for the purpose of TAX
ing charge of the strike of the iron
ore miners, many of whom are mem
bers of the Western Federation of
Miners.
ENGLISH VIEWS.
London, July Accommodating upon
the result of the trial of Wm. d. Hay
wood at Boise the Chronicle says to-
day:
THE state of society revealed by the
trial Is more terrible than any civil war.
because 1t is more treacherous ana is
likely 10 be more lasting. From begin
ming 10 end II reveals condition of
brutal repacity, confronted with saw
age despairipg violence, condition
that gives Americas boasted civillza-
ton a very dubious look.
From the outest the question has
been complicated by the fierce preJu-
aces of a kind OF snoidcring class
wal. The whole movement both IN the
relations of me trial a1i its accom-
panlments In public excitement has IL
Illustrated the insecurity OF authority In
America and the profound skeptlcism
concerning the identity OF law ana JUS
tice"
Both articles refer to President
Roosevelt's undesirable citizen state-
ment. The News calls II one OF his
frequent public indiscretions ond the
Chronicle predicts that 1t will eo,-
him denr