Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-15

invasion as unlimited and unwarranted as
that by painted savages of the peaceful
farm houses of the white settlers on the
frontiers The country cannot temporize
with this danger Society has suffered the
menace of this foreign viper that has been
warmed in its own bosom too long. 1t is
time that it begins the performance of the
duty of self-protection."
The Philadelphia Record cries In vain
have free institutions been ordained in this
country if despotism like this is to be
tolerated"
The Albany Journal concludes "The
lesson of the riot will be lost unless this
State, too, takes cognizance of the pernici-
Gus men who are daily plotting against the
security of life and property"
The Cleveland Leader declares that
"agitators who advocate the destruction of
life and property should be ensconced in
the Penitentiary for term of years"
The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette be-
Iieves that mountaineering "setiles one
thing in this country There is to be no
more red-hag business. We have in this
favored land government of the people by
and for the people, and those who go about
shrieking fire and murder are madmen or
criminals, and III either case must be taken
in hand by the authorities"
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat thus
speaks: "Know -Nothlngism is dead, and
we may all be thankful for that fact but
it does not by any means follow that the
people of this country are going to permit
their institutions to be imperiled, or even
threatened, by the ofiscourings of the most
degraded peoples of the European CONT
nent. If Polish, Hungarian and other
European people prove by their acts that
they, too, will abuse our hospitality, the
question will speedily be raised why they,
too should not be treated like the Chinese"
The Portland Oregonian says: 1.-The
country is swarming with laborers of for
eign birth of very low order of intelli-
gence, who are beyond the reach for the
| present of American ideas and influences
many Of the Poles, Hungarians Bohemi-
ans, Italians and low Russians are ignorant
of our language we are suffering the con-
sequence of tree importation Of foreign
savages. vino come here filled with the So
cialist craze to destroy property and stran-
gle the property holder"
The Chicago LnterO Ocean declares that
"anarchisn, vicious plant of foreign
origin, has been transplanted and made to
take root in soil to which it is wholly
uncongenial, and it is necessary that it be
uprooted and destroyed without regard to
immediate consequences. Forbearance has
ceased to be virtue if future good is
worth considering"
The New York Times holds that when
ever there is reason to suppose that the
| Anarchist element is to be met, it should
| be met with rifles and Calling guns be-
yond the reach of their inhuman bombs.
| In such treatment there is no danger of
| involving the innocent with the guilty"
The New York Tribune denounces the
| Anarchists as ''pirates making war upon
society. and as such they must be dealt
| with. The Anarchist press is an agency
which tends to prevent large part of our
| foreign immigration from becoming fitted
| for citizenship, and converts the foreign
element referred to into body hostile
| alike to democracy and to ordered society
in any form. This state of things will
| have to be considered seriously sooner or
later. and the sooner the better The
same journal is reported by telegraph no
later than yesterday 10 have gone beyond
| this, and to have said: at is question
which the Government may well examine,
| whether under the existing laws there is
not power to put out of the country every
such enemy of civilized society as Herr
Most. last at the docks and send them back
to the land from which they came. Presi-
dent Cleveland has no other more timely
or Important duty than to ascertain whether
he has not such power, and if he has, to
exercise it faithfully. If no power is
already vested by the law in any official
to put out of this country enemies of society
who make themselves nuisances in free
land, there ought to be such law before
Congress adiourns."
The Chicago Herald thus speaks; "The
workingman who will march or associate
with Socialists in this country is a knave
or fool. These blatant refugees never
did days work in their lives. They are
the apostles of license, Of theft, of murder
| and of incendiarism."