New-York tribune., 1909-02-28

efficiently organized came forward on the plat
form. The few sentences he uttered have never,
! think been reported or printed. but ! can hear
tho'n still At the first note Of that clarion
voice the surging throng stopped and turned
Said Phillips.
Let us remember where Wa are and what
are going to do. You have said that you
VIII vindfcate the fame Of Massachusetts, Let
me tell you that YOU VIII never do it by going
to the Revere House tonight to attempt the
impossible feat Of insulting a kidnapper- The
zeal that won't keep till tomorrow never will
free slave"
IN that single moment, he he'd recovered his
control IF tho audience. The movement 70 the
doors had stopped Every one waited for what
was coming Phillips q his best. He was
master Of himself and of those before him. The
words Of entreaty were words Of command He
stood and spoke as one having authority.
But Just :han came 8 voice from the other
end Of tho hail II belonged 70 Mr.. Charles L.
Swift tho vehement young editor Of a weekly
paper called iHc Commonwealth, and it an
norInCed that = mob of negroes had attacked the
Court House which had been turned into gaol,
and wanted help TO rescue Burns. That dis
solved fhr spell Faces were again turned to
the door. The shouts which Phillips had siIenced
broke loose once more. and the three thousand
citizens Of Boston had become a mob. 1t was
al - no purpose The hall was long III empty
ins Itself and long before those who were really
in earnest could reach the Court 4ioUse the i'll
advised and uI-pi;n1ned attack had been made
ana ia''ed- hisE'hS"h' "i"' "''i'''' ''''>
il and Id It had not a. that time any expert
enc. in measures oG war He had plenty Of
courage nr rlg. headed kind the kind not
then needed Perhaps Airott who. after the
rush had been made With no success. marched
rcoijv VI, tho steps leading 20 the door defended
hE armed polio" and troops. HInoreha ID "''"'
vas as much hero as any body. But e was
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ut.. James Bat"h"'5"r- had got away ""''
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and no man Eh" saw II ever forgot 'ha' sh8i''e
fui spectacle nor doubted that Il vas the re0al-
ton of Anthony Burns which completed the
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