The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-08
THE RED FLAG OF ANARCHY.
WHAT Public Opinion Says Shall and Must Be
Done to Anarchists and Socialists.

Philadelphia Inquirer.
A hint to agitators There 10 no eight-hour sys-
tenn in States prison.
New York Commercial Advertiser.
LIZ there any reason why a mad dog should be
shot ana an Anarchist be allowed torun at largei
Pittsburg Chronicle.
This is great country but it does not raise
anarchy. 1t let's it como from abroad free of
duty.
Springfield Republican.
The red flag, in way or another, must be
cleared out of the Republic. There is no place
for it under the stars and stripes.
st. LouAs Post Dispatch.
nynon !. !, .,,,,,,. .,:.,ted of as remedy for
anarchism by that large class of citizens who
habtually neglect their political duties and
then complain of the corruption of politics.
New York Times.
In the early stages of an acute outbreak of an
archy eating gun, or if the case be severe,
two, is the sovereign remedy Later ON, hemp,
IN 1udlclous doses. has admirable effect In
preventing the spread of the disease.
Memphis Avalanche.
All red-rag, Socialistic ragamufins from the
back alleys of the old world must learn that
they cannot burst dynamite bombs in American
back alleys. 1t may be all right at home. Here
1t leads to the gallows. 1t calls for hemp.
Philadelphia Telegraph
Immigrants who are willing to live and pros
per under our laws should and always will be
welcome; but those who propose that we shall
live under their lawlessness should be kept out
as epdeInics are because they are more dan
eerous than spidemics to society and govern
ment
New York Times
1t is time to prevent the admission of this un-
desirable class of immigrants. who evidently
as yet untitled TO appreciate or enjoy the bless
lngs and the privileges of a free government
founded upon and maintained by law The pol
Icy OF the United States should henceforth be to
restrict, not to invite, immigration.
Chicago Daily Business.
The men who control the policy Of the police
of this and other cities similarly governed have
themselves to blame for murders ommitted by
the bands OF Anarchist outlaws who have been
wrought no to frenzy by fanatical leaders who
preach their bloodthirsty and reasonable doc
trines in public places without fear of molesta-
ton.
New York Herald
Violence must be put down. At any cost, it
must be put down, and roughly that it will
not easily rise again. There are some occasions
when the city or the State must hit only oEce
because second blow will be needed. This is
one of them. Anarchism is a venomous and
shiny reptile, and only an iron heel should deal
with 1t.
Brooklyn Union.
When the foreign refugee begins to counsel
the use of dynamite to advance the cause of free
dom abroad or the rights of labor at homo. 1t is
safe TO regard him nuisance requiring
prompt suppression He may have no intention
of executing in person the vllainy which he
teaches, but nobodys liberty would be abridged
by treating him as if he did.
New York Mail and Express.
The law-abiding and thoroughly and intelli-
gently American people of this country-whether
native or adopted citizens-had better -tudy the
events Of last night in Chicago. and see whether
the attack on Fort Sumter was better calculated
to awaken national patriotssegshan this checked
Anarchist outrage in Chicago is to arouse the
Americanism of Americans.
New York sun.
In such contest as that which has been pro-
voked in Chicago. where the crazy fools who are
advocating the slaughter alike of peaceful cti-
zens and officers of the law. have attempted to
execute their ferocous purpose, there is but one
thing to be done They must be put down with
the strong hand instantly, and afterward those
-sTAs remain alive must be tried and must have
justice, but not mercy.