The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-11-25
CURRENT COMMENT
The Red RAG.

II becomes more evident each day that
one flag is enough tor this country
Lawrence Journal.
The red flag Of the anarchists Is
danger signal, and we all know what is
likely to'happen when danger signals are
dIsregarded. -Philadelphia Inquirer
The Chicago police did just right in
com pelling those rampant anarchist; to
display the American flag at their revo-
lutionary meeting.-Utica Herald.
Some of these days Chicago will have
lynching in comparison with which the
hanging OF the Malta assassins at New
Orleans will appear trivial Louisville
Courier-J ournaL
1t Is only small red fag-a harmlesey
piece OF cloth-but that red flag repre-
sents a sentiment that is at war with
everything that is distinctively Ameri-
can.-Knoxville Journal.
The Chicago police are looking afteJ
the anarchists who seem to be growing
bold again. 1t would seem that the last
lesson should not have teen so soon for
gotten-Peoria Transcript
The insistance that the American flag
be raised at q meeting OF the anarchists
In Chicago along with the red flag was
very proper. ] he anarchi is, it Is 10
be hoped, will learn wisdom with expe-
Renee. Milwaukee News.
We do not appreEend much danger to
American institutions from the anarchy
lists as long as they confine their opera
tions 10 Chicago, for that city has shown
that it knows how 10 deal with gentry
of this stripe New Orleans Delta
The red flag can be the symbol here Of
nothing but murder and robbery. Peo-
pie who want to keep green the memory
of Spies and Parsons can hardly be held
too strict y to respect for the symbol
of law and order New York World.
Dom Pedro
Dom Pedro is reported to be as
"willin'" as was the somewhat noted
Mr. Barkis. Worcester Spy.
1t really looks as though Dom Pedro
woull J. OF only return to Brazil to die,
but to reign some time before his death.
Dos Oh News
Dom Pedro has grown sired of being
"out in the cold world" and is ready to
return to Brazil, no matter how torrid
it may be there. kansas City Times.
There would be Stronger and more
general confidence in his peace-restoring
power if he had made fight for his
throne when it was first asSailed.-Den-
yer Sun.
Ex-Emporor Dom Pedro, late OF Bra
I'll, is in the hands OF his frienCs, and is
ready to resume business at the old
stand whenever his country calls him.
Boston Herald.
Dom Pedro is announc d as a deep
sympathizer with the people of Brazil.
A king or emperor ont Of II job always
has very keen sensiblities touching the
people who have deprived him of his
situation Brooklyn aldard- Union.
Dom Pedro says he is "ready to return
IL the nation desires dis presence, in or
der in his old age to render a final SER
vice to the union, integrity and great
ness to his fatherland. Really the ex-
Emperor is too kind Minneapolis
Tribune.
1t was a pathetic picture to see old
Dom Pedro sailing + ON Brazil an exile
and deposed monarch, but it is abso-
lutely pitiful TO see him looking across
the water TO his distracted country and
hoping to be recalled. There is not
much of the emperor in it, but much of
the foolish old man that touches the
heart deeply.-Baltimore Herald.