New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14
W,ssmann They have also explored the territory
between Lake Nyassa and Lake Tanganyika.
STERNLY REPRESSIvE MEASURES.
MoprRArEs OF ALL PARTIES REALIZE THE
NECESSITY OF IMMEDIATE ACTION
ACArN6r LICENSE.


The necessI,v Of Immediately taking repressive
measures against Anarchists must have been Wen
understood by the panic-strcken French polit-
Clans since these measures were not only almost
unanimously voted by the Chamber OF Depu.ies
but were also strongly advocated by the fresideht
OF the Senate. NJ Challemel lacour formerly '"e
IacobIn Proconsul at Lyons who when asked what
uas IN he done with some would-be insurgent Roy
alists in 1870 telegraphed In reply; shoot them
down. He always an ardent lover OF hoerN'
and II he Is willing to curtail the liberty OF ''e
press and the right OF association. 1t must De Oh
account Of his knowledge that these drastic meas
absolutely necessary LOT the ii"'"''
OF the Republic
In the circumstances. the views OF veteran
Republican like Chaemel-Lacour have more
weight upon the opinion Of the moderate Repuoh-
can Deputies and Senators than the speech OF eN-
Premier Dupuy an honest Opportunist' no"
Speaker OF the Chamber: OF NJ Casimir Perier'
the actual Prime Minister recently allied to the
Republic could have. NJ. Perier comes. Indeed
from an Orleanist family which furnished great
Minister TO Louis Philippe. and he resigned MS
seat as Deputy. ten years ago. because ne WAS
unwilling to vote against his family traditions In
favor OF the expulsion, OF the Orleans Princes
though he recognized that Il was a sound measure
TO be taken by the Republic TO which he hnally
adhered.
But politicians and statesmen have no influence
upon fanatics like the Anarchists. whose motto Is
to leave absolute individual independence to the
..companions as they call themselves 1t Is DIM
cult break up this sect or faction because IL mas
no organization and no password. as other secret
revolutionary societies have. When Anarchists
have a meeting nobody Is elected president. and
every one sits where he plcases; the Anarchists,
still more than the Socialists laugh at the polti-
clans and at Krapotkine. Reclus. ana other doctrh
aire writer's who support the Socaiistic ana Anar-
chstic parties Politicians are especially hated ana
unrespected by them For instance, VI. Goblet FOR
merly Deputy, a Prime Minister and Senator ana
now Deputy again. has suddenly become Socialist.
and would like that party for his own ainbi-
tious schemes. For this reason he tried TO OBJ
struct in the Chamber the immediate voting OF
G Co But ~ Goblet is not listened to by
ae sOs nHk about %h9S sS Srss s follows rr
the Socialists bon TENT swe dyed, have ave not
the Interior and Andreux at the Prefecture o, OF
Police. the citizens who were on their way 10
m uns s or Federes wall in the cemetery Of pere
Lachase charged upon by cay nTg S Sn to
pass m ,a es beside Ters jules Tavrs
This is from a Socialist organ. and It can easily
be Imagined that the Anarchist sheets are stlil
more violent and disiaInful toward the politicians
who did not believe in the approaching social peril
o anG ,e se their votes Even the Come de Paris
| has been blind as to publish recently a pampnieI
| entitled "a Necessary Liberty warmly In favor
| or the freedom OF association. lie defended the
| workmen's syndicates which have been attacked
| nv the Republican Government which has closed
| their general headquarters the "Bourse du ira
vail" M Paris. ITO attempt 70 suppress the work
| mems syndcntes." exclaimed the Koyaiist Pre-
| tender is an absurd and impossible uIdertaking
| The same tactics were applied by Louis Napoleon
| when President Of the Republic In lsis-5l He was
| more Socialist than the Socialists themselves ihey
| them: their organizations grew In numbers and in
strength. and they had to be moved down by can
| former .ayorlte from making himself a dictator.
| II is through almost the same experience that
| France is passlng now. The absolute freedom Of
| the press and public meetings, as Wen as other
liberties bordering on license. which Opportunist
J and Radical Republicans gave to the people whose
| votes they wanted have TO be repealed now. The
| trouble is that the abuse or these liberties mas