We charge that the arrest of Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone was the result of a conspiracy between Governors Gooding of Idaho, and McDonald of Colorado. We also charge that the methods employed in railroading them out of the State of Colorado were in flagrant violation of law and justice. We further charge that these methods were invented and developed in the fertile brains of James McParland, and in conclusion we charge that the ENTIRE CREDIT for the SUCCESSFUL KIDNAPPING of Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone belongs to the chief engineer of the coup against the Western Federation of Miners, Division Manager James McParland, of the Pinkerton Agency.
We do not accuse Mr. McParland of having engineered the abduction of the union leaders, for the mere sake of being rude or unkind. Far from guessing, we base our charges on a similar attempt by the Pinkertons to railroad a man out of Colorado in the year 1903; and for the edification of the reader, we will