New-York tribune., 1919-11-10
Literature Reveals Pro.
gram for Walk-Out to
Bring Revolution and
overthrow Government
IS More Radicals
Held i'm New York
Pamphlets Urge Staying
of Police and Military
Authorities and the De-
str"ction of Property

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9. - Arrange
snents fo- the derorta,ion of the two
hundred and more radical leaders who
were rounded up in the nationwide ar
rests Of Reds" went forward in the
department of Justice to-day. while
orders were issued to continue the ar
rest OF suspected anarchists
Acting under telegraphic orders from
Attorney General Palmer, Federal dis
srict attorneys throughout the country
are preparing cases against the cap
tured radicals, and hearings to decide
whether they shall be ceported as an
Archists will start tomorrow in many
cities.
Death and Destruction Urged
flans of the Union of Russian Work
ers TO bring about an overthrow of the
government through general strike are
revealed in documents seized in the
s:atH sa.us anu made public tonight by As
sistant Attorney General Garvan.
WIN the government overthrown and
everything wiped from the earth that
rs reminder of the right to private
ownership of property" the Russian
workers. according to their manifesto
looked forward to "the magnificent
oeautifu. form of man without Cod
thority." - Au-
The documents and publications OBJ
sained in the raids, officials said to.dav
are OF the most infammatorv nature
and make no effort to conceal the
unions program of destruction and
death to achiac it's ends. Much of the
material made public tonight IS Of such
nature as ordinarily to cause sny
newspaper rerrintlng it to be barred
from the mails.
Would Destroy Private Control
Included among the documents seized.
al which are printed in Russian ia
IN omlrsky-Manifesto of Aanarch.
2sts- Communists" This manifesto, pub
tshed III New York this year and the
most recent pub ication put out bv the
union was SAID by Mr.. Garvan to be the
most dangerous piece Of propaganda
eve. disseminated bv anv radica or
garizatlon in the United States.
me manifesto outlines the purpose
OF the movement started by the union
as complete destruction of private
contro o. natural resources and capi-
Eat and complete destruction of power
OF ru 6 and the institutions invested
with powers to enforce rule of one man
over another"
~ Under the caption of "What Should
BE Our Means of Carrying on the
flght!' the manifesto saws:
WI hat must we do, the vanguard of
the proletariat? We must consciously
hasten the eleme ntary movement of the
struggle of the working class. we must
convert small strikes into general ones
In 10 int
volt of the laboring masses against
capital and state.
"We Must Be Merciless"
''At the time OF this revolt we must
at the hrst favorable opportunity, pro-
ceed to an immediate seizure of ali
means OF production and all artic.es OF
consumption, and make the working
classes the masters in fact of all gem
eral wealth.
AT the same time we must merci-
lessly destroy all remains OF govern
mental authority and cas- domination.
hberatlng the prisoners, demo lSh prls-
ons anu police offices, destroy al legal
papers pertaining to private ownership
OF property, all ned fences and boun-
darles, and burn All certificates of in
iebtedneSs--in a word. we must take
sare that everything ls wiped from the
earth that is a reminder OF the right
20 private ownership OI property, 10
blow up barracks. gend3rme and police
administration, shoot the most ptoml-
hent military and police officers must
be the important concern OF the revolt
ing working people. In the work OF
destruction we must be merclless. Tor
the sig htest weakness upon our part
may afterward cost the working classes
wno4e sea OF needless blood"
Recognizes No Authority
After capital and state" are de-
stroyed, tie manifesto says, the first
duty of the union is to start produc-
ton on new foundation. Existing
LABOR organizations should be extended
and production should be given over
entire,y to them, it argues. Then each
"vluage commune" should unity with
ali other communes and the "one grand
federation" follows the manifesto ad-
socates as It's program.
Recognizing no religion, no au-
ehor,ty, no power other tnan its own,
the 'aanifesto says, alternativeiy, It's
mem.e4s are atheists, communists, an
srcnlsts. 1T continues:
We 60 tranQuiiIy, cheerfu!ly, not
because 1t is painful to US etcrnaly to
be calling to oody comDat-no. But
heroes, beyond the blood-covereu barri-
cadcs, boy md all terrors of civil war,
there already shines for us the mag
nlhcent beautiful form Of man without
God, without master and free Of
authority
War Declared on All Gods
I'VE hate religion because it lulls
tne spirit with lying tales, takes away
The courage and faith in the power of
man, faith in the triumph of justice
mere on the real earth and not in
cnlmerical heaven. Religion covers
everything with fog, real evil becomes
visionary, and visionary good reality.
II has always sancsifed slavery,
Stief and tears. And we declare war
upon all gods and religious fables. We
are atheists"
Mr.. Garvan called particular sttcn-
uon to statements in the manifesto
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