Inter-Mountain Farmer | 1902-06-24 | Page 3 | Reds Must Go

REDS MUST GO. Wealthy Men of Taterson Organize Vigilance Committee to Rid City of Anarchlcts. Paterson N J, June 20 Masor Hlnchclirfe seems tonight to be In complete com-plete control of the cltu Ulon here, barked nn he Is by the entire peace controlling con-trolling fono of the elty nnd eounls. und ii gnodls portion rf Ihe State mili tia The soldiers' presenie han hnd a deterrent effect upon Hods." and they are not In evldeneo in the cits'. The troops will remain nn duty all night and will be relieved hs deputies- In the morning No troops will do duts In the das time unless theto should ho se-ilous se-ilous trouble An oiganlzatlon his been completed, composed of wealths men of this city, to be knovn to the puhllo ns the Paler son Vlellnnee Committee, but the membership mem-bership and proceedings ure not to he made pullle Prlvuto delertlves have alrends h"en engaged tn shadow Hit leading Anarchism The reds' are tn be Induced tn leave Pnterson nulotis If possible ff Hies do not go th committee com-mittee Is said to hnve Its own plan for action One of the methods to be emplosed In said to be the keeping of u bluk llsl nnd no matter while In Paterson a man on It obtains work his emplosei will be notified to dismiss him U this i Ian be enriled out It will starve out of Die ells all Anarchists who mas come here It Is said tho commute hns !'0 000 pledged by the mill composing It to enrrs aut Its purpose A mnss mtlng of Ihe striking d,crs helpers was held In the town hall to. das it whlrh sevin policemen were In nttendunre It wan rondui led in a unlet and orderly manm r The only speaker was President MrOrath of the Dsern' Helpers union who expressed his deep regret at the rlotouH demonstration on Wednesday and said that such ae tlons iniild only harm tl.o cause of the workmen