The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-04-09

speakers at this meeting but an Indictment had been
issued for me at Lawrence and a warrant out IN
to Boston by train would be $xx'3V
ton and prevented from speaking at the meeting ~ 4N
some of the Fellow Workers for in IN ~
when got there went direct to the State House. C#4N
which stands above the Common and drove into the
came to speak, walked down through the crowd the platform
police to me- ' 'A'
After speech concluded direction
pathway for walked hurredy through great throng of
people where thought the automobile standing
said, "This Bill" into chauffeur
Step on the gas Then found that the hands of police
mediately gave bail and was turned loose.
THIS somewhat with my plans as was necessary
for me to go to Lawrence to plead
read the judi e said, "Guity or not guilty?"
Guy nothing except trying help the workers
of Lawrence get a little bread"
The judge fsred and said "M Haywood
swer the question that asked of you Guilty guy?'"
The judge mentioned date which trial would be set But
this like several other perfectly good indictments went down in his
Goanitps up at Salem The first thing did
to try and have lawyers establish the rights of the
which they impounded according the Mas
guilty I seated in the
cage built in the center of the court surrounded by all the
evidence of guilt even before the trial began
The trial ended with the acqutal
great demonstration held in Lawrence reception for the
this meeting '''af' spoke "
Shortly following the Lawrence strike the textile workers of Little
Falls New York. went strike and made of demands which
they submitted the manufacturers of that place Ben Legee and
Matilda Rabnowz the chief organizers
Legee and others JAIL and Matilda acting charwoman
of the strike committee She was little thing but filled the position
of the great Lawrence strike
IN Party convention at Indanasols The
delegates of altogether different caber than
of struggle
nothing who there supposedly representing
ing There seventeen more preachers who could scarcely
editors.
meeting arranged Tomlnson Hall. In describ-
ing the Lawrence strike, address neglected the
fact that to Congressman Victor Berger due the credit for the
the House of Representatives Washington Berger
the bone Hlqut had that
To these leaders their enchmen in the convention the time
seemed opportune the constitution Socialist Party
which they did with Article 2, Section providing that:
ny member of the party who political action
sabotage other methods violence
in party"
Reverend W. Gaylord who resolution
any of it. We don't the touch of it
the hint of it connected with We repudate fiber
Victor Berger expressed himself follows:
the official of the LWW breathe the spirit
hc anything that Johann Most has written want to
of propaganda do not believe theft of
true Socialist agree say believe
should substitute 'Haeuah I'm Bum Malaise'
base ibelous uncaedfor charge made by Berger against
the Industrial Worker He knew that the LWW had
Gated propaganda
acquiring the capitalists he knew that the
organization which he MARKHAM its
had had chance learn something of its methods and tactics
the merits of the Lawrence strike had
children when they testified Washington he that
had victory for the workers. he knew that
speaking Ettor Govanitt and Carso in
charged with His speech the convention
Section stab in the back at the who
book of the LW.W,
that with the sarical Haeuah I'm Bum also
printed "Marseaise international" many other
lutionary
these of American production the chorus Of the
"Marselaise" would chill the blood Bergers veins
Haywood continues compare the Htqut
Socialists Nth the trainers of the criminal symdcatsm dD
tells the Paterson strike Of Get "BW Hay
woods Book premium send IN
snoscrpa0n 70 M Ddhy oEer reneWd.
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