Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-21
OPINIONS OF THE WORLD.
The Press Of the Country Endorse the
Verdict of the Chicago
Jury.
Free America Not the Country f01
Oowardly Murderous
Anarchists.
Ex.President Eagan Receives q Beauti'
full Service of Plate from the
League.

New York, August 2O.-The verdict OF the
jury in the Ease of the Chicago Anarchists
is universally commended in this city. The
Evening Post says: The Importance OF
this result can scarcely be overestimated'
1t is a formal notification to all Anarchists
in this country and out of it that they
cannot carry OF their Infamous trade any
more safely in America than they can at
home. If Spies, Fielden, Parsons, Lingg,
schwab, Engel and Fischer arc hanged, as
they in all probability will be, their fate
will be pretty certain to put an
end to the business of throwing
bombs in this country. All Anarchists are
VIGOROUSLY towards. The receipt OF
the intelligence that the practice o.
and swiftly to the gallows will have q de-
pressing effect OIL the profession of Chicago
criminals. 1t is sufficiently varied to carry
a lesson home to more than one country.
Fielder is an Englishman, Parsons an
American and the others are all Germans
We believe.
The Commercial Advertiser says "this
is q death blow to anarchy in America.
The remaining thugs of .Lehr und Mehr
Verein' arc not of species that will risk
their lives for any cause they have hereto
fore championed, and now that their as
sociates are doomed to death, others will
retire to their slums and do their growing
under their breaths."
New YORK, August Bottle States Ze1-
tung commentin g on the Chicago verdict
has the following: 1.-THE verdict is per-
fectly in accordance with the letter as we'll
as the spirit OF the law, declaring the fullest
responsibility of intellectual authorship OF
crime, and we do not believe hat there is
as much as a shadow OF a chance for the
prisoners to be saved from the gallows.
The mass OF the people, undoubtedly, re-
joice over the verdict, which is of the ut
most Importance. But the arch traitor
dwells at present in a %convict's garb at
Blackwell's Island, and we trust that the
GROWING point of this remarkable success
full criminal prosecution OF the Chicago An
archist will be Johann Most's extradition
to the authorities of the State of Illinois.
should not be granted. One of tn prison
ers. Adolph Fischer, when he heard the
verdict is said to have uttered: This is only
the origin OF anarchy He made u
mistake, for this is the end OF anarchy"
The World, in an article headed THE
Triumph of Law" says: Through no
feelings OF a %revengeful character, but
through a deep sense that circumstances
demand it. the people of the United States
will commend the verdict of the jury in the
trial of the Chicago Anarchists. They will
this because it was justified by the evil
dence, and because it was necessary that |
the status of the peculiar crime should b.
distinctly and emphatically established
by the court. In no other way could the
be SO effectually established by the
court. In no other way could the fact be
so emphatically set forth, both at home
and abroad, that he laws OF this Country
are adequate to meet this imported de.
scription OF murder. We constitute a
nation, but there is no rest
ing place for Anarchists among us.
The New York Sun, in commenting on the
conviction, says: The best in
that has been printed in many a
day, whole some and cheering to all who re-
spect law and order and love their country,
is that which comes from Chicago. Seven
and frantic scoundrels, men en-
against all law, all reason, all
people are to be ext'rpated on the
for the murders Of which they are
Thu law they defied will be justified
n their execution. and a prompt. stern
necessary warning will be afforded
q class OF exotic criminals for
whom there is no room in this
and. We have had no such crimes
imposed un US in New York as was de-
7eloped by the authorities in Chicago, but
We are quite equal to it should SO deplor-
lble a necessity arise. We have Most and
few Others in Jail. We have dealt fairly
veil with our foreign b%oycotters and we
lave a police force that is equal to any
emergency. But all honor to Chicago for
Ter example. She deserves the thanks and
he gratitude Of every community in the
and she has them in the fullest
CHICAGO, August 20. - The Arceiter
Of which August Spies was editor
lp to the time OF his arrest on account OF
he Haymarket massacre, reviewed the
'erdict in the anarchists trial in it's issue
o-day under the heading, shameful"
The Inter Ocean, in all editorial for it's
ssue OF tomorrow morning, will say: ''The
Torld has heard OF this signal verdict with
sense OF profound relief. The verdict is
nquestionably the voice of justice-the
GLENN verdict OF the worlds best civiliza-
ion. The law is not Observation-Disclosures is
ct dead.
The Times will say editorially: 1.-THE
Try agreed upon a verdict upon the first
allot. The execution of the death penalty
pom the socialists and malefactors in
will be in it's effect the execution of
death penalty upon socialist propa-
anda in this country" |.
The Daily News will say: SIN regard to
he conviction and sentence of Oscar Neebe, ,
he jury has shown itself wiser than the
eneral public. 1t has weighed the part he
ook in the distribution of revenge circu. ,
rs as part OF the conspiracy, and the !
erdict says to every weak, malicious or =
lfatuated dupe Of the doctrines of an.
rchy, Touch no foul thing lest o. perish E
it's certain condemnation" II