The Indianapolis journal., 1886-06-19

temptible to feel any prejudice against any
American firm. whatever its politics. Ii
John Roach g. Son can build as good vessels
as any one else, they should be allowed to do so.
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THE Freiheit Herr Mosts paper in New
York city, has skipped out to the Jersey side
of the North river, and is now published in
Hoboken. 1t is great pity that such vermin
cannot be exterminated. 1t is pest to civil
lied society, and should be afforded no en-
couragement. The Freheit, since the incar-
ceration of that rch-scoundrel, Most, at
tempts to make it appear that he is a martyr
for the most righteous cause that ever in
spired men to deeds of self-sacrifce It needs
no argument to demonstrate that such pub
lication is evil in all its bearings Being evil
and evil only, it should be suppressed. ard the
rascals that keep it in existence should be sent
there is limit beyond which free speech can
not 60 without trenching on the rights of
others, and this cannot be tolerated for that
country is not free where the rights Of the in
dividual are not respected. When malcon-
tents plot in the name of liberty to overthrow
government of the people, such as this, it
is the duty of the government to take from
them the chance to do things so harmful to
the general good. Such paper as the Frei-
heit will never harm the reading public in
such part of it as are the true friends of lib
erty. The PRONUNCIATION Of its hateful doc
trines would not win converts among the in
telligent, but it may and will continue to mis-
lead the ignorant, to their lasting harm. 1t
is to save these from the baneful influence Of
such publications, and the people from the
overt acts of such dupes in turn that the
suppression of all papers of that kind should
be demanded. It were merciful to the readers
of the Freiheit that its editors and publishers
be hustled off to the penitentiary, where they
may be kept out of mischief and where they
may be compelled to do little honest work.
There is not man, woman or child in the
whole United States but would be the better
for the prompt suppression of all papers of
that ilk.
Take the latest issue Of the Freiheit It ar
rogantly and falsely asserts that the taking off
of Ludwig of Bavaria was not by suicide, but
was brought about by Socialists. The pur-
of cr1cb claim 1c apnarant anN11rb fn
the intelligent reader, and it needs no eluci-
dation to prove to him that there is absolute
ly nothing in it. But the shock-lWaded Anar-
chist, who has been driven out of less liberal
governments to find an asylum in this, will
credit it without adoubt Had the Socialists of
Germany cared to make way with the eccen-
trio Ludwig, they would have done it while
he was King, and would not have waited until
such time as he had become a private citizen.
There was absolutely no incentive to asssassi-
nate him after he had been deposed. It would
have been vastly shrewder to have allowed him
to live, had the Socialists anything to do with
his death They might have wrought on the
feelings of his friends as long as he lived, and
thus sowed dissension among the people of
the German empire or such portion of them
as resided in the little kingdom of Bavaria.
The dupes of these incendiary papers are fed
with such stuff for the purpose of holding
their allegiance, and to keep them interested
by making it appear that the organization is
accomplishing something, just as that noun
tebank; O'Donovan Rossa, manages to live at
his ease on the contributions of such as he
can persuade to believe that he is really doing
something toward the deliverance of Ireland
The impudence of these scoundrelly publish
ers is constant Indictment to the vicious to do
desperate things under the belief that they
are accomplishing something. The sooner
they are all suppressed the better will it be
for all concerned. The Rossas and the Mosts
should be sentenced to life Imprisonment, and
their deluded followers should be delivered
from under their baneful influence.
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THE Democrats of the Fourth Indiana dis
trict attested Yesterday their appreciation of