St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-21
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NEW YORK, Aug. 20-The Sun, COM
menting on the anarchists conviction, says;
The best intelligence that has been printed
in many day, wholesome and cheering TO
all who respect law and order and love theiF
country, is that which comes from Chicago.
Seven murderouS and frantic scoundrels,
men enyenOmed against all law all reason, all
decency and the peace and welfare of civil
lied people, are to be eXJirpateG on the gall
lows for the murders of which they are
guilty. The law they defied will be
justified in their execution, and IL
prompt, stern and necessary warning w i'll be
afforded to class Of exotic criminals for
whom there is no room in this land. We
have had no such task imposed on us in New
York as has devolyed on the authorities in
Chicago hut we are quite equal to it should
SO deplorable necessity arise. We have
Most and a few other reptiles in Jail. We
have dealt fairly with our foreign boycotters
aud we have police force that is equal TO
any emergency. But all honor to Chicago
for her example. She deserves the 1hanks
and the gratitude of every community in the
country and she has them in the fullest
measure. IL y" 4Es@-'
THE HERALD SAYS:
The verdict which Condemns seven of the
Chicago anarchists to death and the other ono
to long term of imprisonment will be hailed
that which followed the convicti0nS of
Guteau. With one exception, these nniscre-
ants have been found guilty of murdef. and
are condemned to pay its penalty But
their crime is more henious and
more dangerous than ordinary murder. They
scofed at law, conspired against organized
government and recklessly attacked social
order. The end of their diabocal teachings
was general murder, arson and pillage. They
plotted and threatened wholesale destruc-
ton of life and property. In short what they
sought was simply, as their name implies
anarchy-and anarchy OF the most appalling
kind. They have now been made to feel the
grasp of that law which they affected to de-
spise and attempted to trampls under
foot. The verdict condemns these
criminals to deserved punishment. 1t will be
timely and wholesome warning to anarchists
not only in Chicago, but in New York, San
Francisco, New Orleans or wherever they.
may be found, that the red flag of anarchy
cannot be openly run up with impunty in
this country. The verdict is of national i'm
portance and the jury that SO promptly and
fearlessly rendered it has done national :
service. -.t-g \
THE NEW YORKER ZEITUNG SAYS.
The jury in Chicago gave very Draconic
verdict. Directly convicted of the deed of
which they are accused is none OF those
found guilty. Nobody knows who threw that
fateful bomb, and who the person was who
lent directly helping hand. Link had been
forged on link till chain was formed that
closed itself around the accused, not less
firm than the well known serpents around the
limbs of LAGOON.
THE V0LKS ZEITUNG, 4
recognized as the socialstic organ of this
city, heads its article Oh the verdict ..The
Court of Lynchers in Chicago and saws:
Do you see them at work, the gang of
despoilers ruling this country? Where are
the optinists who believed that after the
movement in May last the subsequent era of
class justice would disappear like flowing
water in the sand after a short
drunken debauch, because it was
against the spirit of our country
We knew them better, these ruling powers.
who, on behalf of the people, made their
tools cut out what they call Justice. and
who yesterday in Chicago condemned to