The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-05-22
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New York Star: Violence Is an
enemy to industry, and labor cannot
live by the sword.
Philadelphia Press: The country
observes with undisguiscd satisfac-
ton that Chicago has converted the
red flag of socialism into door mat.
Cleveland Leader: The American
people sincerely trust that some
hanging will be done in Chicago be-
fore many days--strictly Judicial
hanging.
New York Heraid: Chicago il
about to take oti her gloves. and We
remind her that there are times when
mercy to the guilty is cruelty to the
] innocent.
German Tribune. We ask, is the
spirit of the anarchist not the same
as that OF the boycottery Where is
the difference between anarchism
and .boycottisms
Cincinnati Enquirer: The work
ingmen OF America will uphold Con
gress in n law with special reference
to Herr Most and his handful OF
wild-eycd lunatics. =
New York Graphic: The Chicago
authorities would do we'll to put the
anarchists on diet of dynamite for
the next six months II would bc
heroic treatment, but effective.
Pittsburg Dispatch. No punish
ment can I've too severe for those who
attempt to introduce riot. arson and
hloodshed into the current wages
dispute. They are enemies Of labor
and law alike
New York World: For once there
is complete and thorough unanim-
ity on the part Of the press Of the
United States. II is agreed from
Maine to California that the anarch
list must be suppressed. Let the
good work proceed.
Indianapolis journal: Let the Sc
verest penalty of the law be brought
to bear upon them, let there be no
straining of points to save their
necks from the gallows, whittier
they should be sent rs quickly MS
the working Of the law will permit.
New York Tribune. The need OF
placing greater restriction upon i'm
migration to. the United States Is
likely to become a more important
question now than ever before, In
view of the fact that the disturbances
in Chicago and Milwaukee were due
wholly or chiefly to foreigners.
Louisville Couricr-Jom nai. Spies
and his gang of Anarchists arrested
at Chicago are loud in their declare
lions that they believe not in law,
and oppose all laws. All right. II
there are no laws in Illinois under
which Spies and his gang can be
properly punished, string them up
without law.
New York Mail and Express.
These men who tried to set agoing a
riot which might have destroyed
|, Chicago and brought on another f.
nancial disaster involving millions Of
innocent and peaceful American
laborers in distress, have no sympa-
thy with the ideas through which
Americans have made this country
what it is. go
Cleveland Piaiadeaier: The
blood thirsty Spies said that be 'is
opposed to all laws If that poor
debased wretch had some Of his own
medicine administered to him he
would be more disposed to have the
laws upheld and enforced
New York Times: No doubt the
workmen on strike in Chicago mean
what they say in denouncing the
rnffians who have used the name
Of "labor" as a prctext for murder
They would prove their sincerity
still more completely If they were to
abandon, for the present, their de-
mand for change in their hours Of
work.
st. Louis Republican: Further
legislation to deal with the evil as it
already exists in the United States
, is not necessary. The murder laws
, are amply sufficient, and II they were
|, enforced such men as Most, In New
/ York, Spies, in Chicago, or the An
{ archist editors and speakers, Of st.
Louis and CinciAnati, would be Ie-
gally sent to the gallows whenever a
murder is committed by their ad-
, vice.
: Minneapolis Tribune: The muir
, dcrers Of the red flag variety who
6 have been arrested in Chicago will
invoke the aid of the law and en-
t deavor to secure the services of able
lawyers to save their dirty necks.
4 And yet few days ago they were
: bowling mo law, no God, no masters
D no nothing" The law will be ex-
: cusable- in treating them without
ceremony and hanging them at the
earliest convenient moment.
EXCURSION RATES
: To the Cincinnati May Musical Festival