The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-06
mo Appeal Outside the Law"

NO Appear UulSuc uIc Low
Among the capitalist daies Greater York but two
of them have utter disregard for the facts in the case
as to try to defend decision Of Governor A7an l.
Fuller of Massachusetts the Sacco and Vanzet THESE
two most of all the reptile the New YORK
Evening Post York Sum- The Post argues that
the victims of ny noteworthy denial of justice IN the
conduct of their trial. the three the COM
mission himself would have been convinced of the fact
It concludes its diatribe by the observation:
eeventhhOur agitation is virtually to declare that
approves. This is defiance of legal processes"
The Sun refers glowingy to the transparent honesty Oh
the decision
How even the pen prostitutes dare to insult the
intelligence of even their most readers by trying to
convince that Fuer decision honest that any one OF
the three members of his special advisory committee were
prompted by any other than cloak with their socaed
responsibility this foul murder is problem for psychologists
But prostitutes acquire reputation for special depraV-
y required of others of their knd-he editorial
writers of the Sun and the Post are in that category
Even York Times, foremost mperiaist organ in
America cautiously questions the decision The
World argues that the decision does not quiet the
doubt that injustice may have been done"
At the time the World and other that tmld
approach subject claims that the proceedings have been
corng and insists that ere be appeal outside
law Every ruling class when is challenged by another
defends its legal matter how vile and
how despotc they may necessity uphold the
tity of it's police its courts its jals and hangmen
Against conception the revouonist the vanguard of
there there must pc an
appeal the That appeal being made to the
working whole world The law that revolt against
the official cloak used to conceal the crimes
of the capitalist against the working class therefore
despse and hold in contempt We proclaim that the fate OF
Sacco and Vanzet rests with the working class Therefore
demand against this Infamous decision of the bloody
responsible for it. The only regret have that the
working class of Massachusetts and of the nation not yet sui
fceny developed to be able to storm the walls of the jail that
workers. batter down and berate them that
by might might alone spite of and against the legal
their woudbe murdrers could
them to the labor movement
History teaches that in revots against despotism the first
objects of fury the courts and the a because they
symbolic the fiendishness of the master class
now four days from the hour their execution the
workers yet Sacco and Vanzett by their
BY going into the of thousands every city in the
United States by urging in appeals the workers of the whole
world fury against everything that from mper
ast America by poring the ruling class of this country
thirsty who nothing contempt
execraton from the rest of the world them
William Green and the rest of the reactonary officials OF
the American Federation of Labor do not want to add to their
against the working class the crime Of aiding and abe
ting the murder of and Vanzet they will approve
general strike for their liberation But since little be expected
this the themselves should perfect within
the next few hours days at the most whatever machinery they
to vent their fury against the Massachusetts murderer