The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
why's AFEERED.
A MOVEMENT ON FOOT TO PREVENT
THE COMMISSION OF VIOLENCE.

THE COMMISSION OF VIOLENCE.
Germany Wants Morocco aud Anths othsr
European Governments Are Hnnksr-
Ing for q slice of the Same Rich EHA-
pirs-The Home Rulo Papers Condemns
the sunday Meeting at New Tlpperary
THE brand Old Man Males Great
speech ut IiaEarden,
LONDON, May eL-The French govern
ment Is sounding other European states
in regard TO an international movement
against Anarchists, the object sab
6tantally being u mutual agreement
among the nations Of Europe, aud OF
America also, II they can be induced 30
join to deliver up all persons guilty Of
Anarchist violence and to6pare no effort
10 suppress such Offenders, In this 70
apect the Frcnch and Germans are for
once agreed, the French ministery OK
pressing entire accord with the yiowH OF
the German emperor, that II the condi-
tiona Of the common people IL 10 be Inn
proved, Anarchy must be extinguished.
II ia thought that Austria viii take au
earnest share IN bringing about the do
sired cooperation, ~ the subject is one
upon which the Austrian emperor has
heretofore expressed very decided views.
About nineteen years ago Emperor
Francis Joseph made proposition,
through his minister, 10 enter into an
agreement with Germany for the sup
preston Of Anarchy, but notwithstand-
ing that the plan was approved 10y Bis
marok, the German cabinet took no ac-
ton.
England aud Switzerland
would be the countries most In the way
OF such an agreement In England very
decided evidence Of actual participation
In murder or other serious crime wOuld
bo required before popular opinion, al
ways powerful IN Great Britain, would
permit the cXtradition Of AN alleged Of
fender, Little Switzerland has always
sturdily maintained the right Of asylum
for men and women flying from politi-
cal persecution and u might be difficult
20 draw an exact line between SUCH and
persons whom governments like Russia,
Austria and Germany would regard M
Anarchists,
laundering Amer Morocco,
The Germans, not satisfied with thoir
achievements IN East Africa, ARE en-
deayoring 10 gain foothold In Morocco
and are conducting quiet negotiations
with the sultan 10 that end. The newB
has created much feeling In France and
Spain, both Of which countries have
eyes ON the riches Of the harbarOus ems
piro Of the Moors, Spain regarding Mo-
rocco aa hers by right Of succession 10
the Moorish sovereignty In the Spanish
peninsula, and France following out her
policy Of bringing the Northern AfriL
can states within French control,
policy interrupted for long intervals,
but apparently never abandoned. II Ia
not thought likely that the other great
powora ufwegtern Europe win consent
70 the Germans obtaining any advantage
IN Moorish territory,
ireland aud the Irish.
The expressions Of opinion by leading
newspapers and politicians Of various
leanings rs 20 the wisdom Of holding tho
meeting at New Tipperary Sunday arc
decidedly uniayorable commentaries ON
the Judgment displayed by MesMs. Dill
lon, O'Buen and the others who CON
Quoted II, The Daily News, the English
champion Of Irish home rule, is particu-
larly severe In It's condemnation Of the
course pursued, 10 would have been
much more sensible, II maintains, for
tho Irish orators 20 have aired the grioy-
ances Of their followers before English
audiences than 20 have allowed Mr.. Bal
four, ~ they have done, 10 mako tho
point that repression IN Ireland In as
necessary now as II ever has been. The
harm having been done, however, The
News warns the Irish leaders against u
repetition Of such demonstrations In the
present condition Of Irish affairs and
public sentiment II they would benefit
the cause they essay 10 promote.
MIR. Gladstone Speaks.
Mr. Gladstone delivered an important
speech at Hawarden to-day, There were
nj least 10000 people present. The ex-
premier's speech had especial reference
10 the leading political questions Affect
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