Which evidence from the article best supports the inference that the reporter was critical of those who participated in the strike? A. This speech was a good one; it seemed to suit all parties, and they proposed to adjourn to Tuesday night, when they would have speeches and be more orderly.
B. Their inscriptions of "Down with tyranny," "We are not slaves," "No sympathy with the rich," "Our bosses grind us," "We work and they ride," "No foreign police" … many others of like import, read very well and look very pretty, but they don't buy dinners or clothing.
C. Cries of "Put her out," "Shut up," "Scabby,” and "Shame!" arose on all sides, but, while the reporters were alarmed, the lady took it all in good part, and made up faces at the crowd.
D. About noon, the procession from Lynn, consisting of about 3,500 men, preceded by a brass band, entered the village green, escorted by 500 Marbleheaders.