Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-07
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! Opinions of the PFsss ON the Recent
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tre III Slaughter in Chicago.
May J.-The following are
sOmeof the continents Of leading Chicago
PAPERS ,iyiss3 .1sp ss-
4d The Journal saysa d'.Ehere can be but
sone'sentimenC among ali classes in view
az the outrage and crime OF last night.
Short, sharp aud decisive measures must
be directed against the mob wherever it
gathers. The most pressing. need is for
3 RRtadequate force of United states troops
who have been taught to shoot, and who
shoot to kill. This revolt against Ameri-
can law and civilization should be crushed
without delay and without mercy"
The Nel0S Gays: Let these men who de-
family boast of their lawlessness be made
TO feel the full penalty of the long out
ragged law. Their crime appears more
deSpicable in view Of their own personal
cOwardice after having involved their
dupes in trouble. Let there be no tempo
rizing with their followers should any of
them attempt a continuation of last
nights lawlessDess. Let there be no firing
in the air. In such times leniency to-
ward the lawness is injustice TO the law
abiding.
The Mail says: "The rufians, Parsons
and Spies, and the other rutiian, Fielding,
should be made TO feel the chastisement
Of an insulted and outraged people today.
Not one of the leading anarchists, not
one OF the whelps who have helped to
bring down upon ue the condition of ter
rorism which everywhere prevails in
Chicago, should be treated with leniency.
Stamp out the Infamous set.o
The Inter Ocean saws "The occur
rences last night show how far the agita-
tors of the Spies and Parsons school are
prenared to go. The resort Of professional
rioters to such methods calls for immedi-
ate action on the part of the citizens. The
authorities are doing all that the author
ties can do but something more is needed.
Strikes and strikers are lost sight of now.
There can be no differences between en-
ployer and emplOye, when it comes to con-
demnatiOn of such outrages as
that Of last night. Laborng men
must disentangle themselves from che
circumstances that have been thrown
about them by anarchists and Socialists.
They are less than men if they Will per-
init themselves TO he used in any way to
forward the schemes of the enemies of
society and the government.
WHAT ENGLISH EDITORS SAY.
LONDON, May 6, ) A. M-The NetcS in
an editorial saws: "The Democracy OF
America will make very short work of
the anarchist plots once it has been
aroused as it is now likely to be to action
against them"
The TeLedrdph SAYS ''There is no need
to fear that the law-breakers in Chicago
will overpOweF the police. 1t becomes us,
however, on this side of the Atlantic TO
consider how far we are responsible for
the savage element in Chicago. The sad
dest charge that can be brought against
Premier Gladstone Is that all his admin
istrauons have abdicated in Ireland the
frat flnnfIOn n rub 10 RI
govern. The result is seen in the sur
render he tam would make 10 the Irish
conctliabies in America. The Chicago
riot has shown us anew what manner of
men the supporters of these Irish bills
beyond the Atlantic are"
The Times says: "The riot IN Chicago
is n sign that American industry bias now
TO contend with all the difficulties which
the capitalists of Europe have bad to bat
tie with. Ii shows that Americans may
have before them g. oubles greater than
those with which we are familiar.
The American labor market is
unable 10 absorb the unlimited
number OF recruits from Europe. 1t is
a grave fact that America yearly re.
ceivessa number OF restless and unscru-
pulOus spirits from Europe hOfreelv use
dynamite and revolver to gain their
ends. One source OF safety, however lies
IN tue TACT thdt AmerlcenS are not pima
TO these dangers and nurse no visionary
hopes as to the best mode of averting
them"
The Standard says the Chica 90 bombs
may originally have been intended for the
Gar or the English Home Secretary. but
IL is impossible TO ensure that such wares
shall be kept exclusively for foreign con-
sumption when riots break ont. Con-
gress will probably have 10 depart
from the easy aissez faire system
which has prevailed with regard to con-
spirators against the peace and safety OF
other communities. The rioters belong
to a motley crowd that have fed from
prisons in their own countries to find in
America, pending the construction Of an
irish Parliament, a secure resting place.