Mary and Anna Mooney react to denial of pardon for Tom Mooney

The transcript discusses the presence of Mr. Kelso from the Defense League during a decision regarding Tom Moody, who is believed to be innocent and a victim of class struggle. The speaker is committed to fighting for Tom's freedom, viewing him as a symbol of labor rights. Despite a 16-year struggle, Governor Ralph's decision upholds Tom's life sentence, marking a defeat in the fight for his freedom.

What does the speaker intend to do for Tom Mooney's freedom?

What does the speaker mean by 'class distinction' in relation to Tom Mooney's case?