New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

=. france may very we'll reply: ut
autnof'"N - 20 nrotect our own soil. We do IT
Is our ~ osy,um or residence to men whom we
by ue"! IONS 10 the public peace. If you
ihinN occent them, why should we not send
choo'' ,.ouo You accept not only them. but
the" ns,b,,itv for theiE,acts when you open
the - the scoundredom Of the world. You
your .ha right of asylum. WHICH exists for those
sx'e"N Srarces are political. to those who use 1t
whos' .aer and to murder. The fact that
70 P'0' ,hora 10 plot murder is known to you,
they O." I'm tolerate them. We are entitled TO
pu' chat YOU do not object TO our sending
assu' con until you express your objection in
u'" ..r,, Of a law prohibiting their entrance or
-,,,slpg for their expulsion.
p0',, e not the language Of diplomacy. it IS the
I'M" ~ journalism Blu; If this view were
"s with the civil cirCumlocution ana po-
s'a' 'N dear TO the Foreign Offices OF
"'' 4, 10 not easy 10 what answer LOrd
t-,ov would have ready II could under
aid Lord salisbury. "the reproach OF the
s lord II were asking Tor anything eXcep--
n.y.. or5 unusual. But what is exceptional ana
W." o, ,s that we do not possess the power; we
u., alone among nations IN not possessing H.
,o,d abhors anarchy and assassination Du'
u.,l not pass law TO give effect to her ao-
..o,ce That IS why she is. and seems content
.nra,n. refuge for assassins. Lord Rose
w. ~ Is true, concluded by saying that ne
49, -, racaive the proposals Of the bill with the
o,xious desire to meet them in frlenuiy
-,-,, The phrase pledges him 10 nothing Ihere
sF uorl in his speech which pledges MN 10
.,,,rg Nobody doubts that ne would giadiY
..orass anarchsm. but whether he VIII thlhN
80, the circumstances are such as TO enaoie MN
A ANYTHING is another matter altogether lie
49, marty 10 consider, and the condition OF Far
".osn;arv business TO consider.
Tho latter is not an available excuse. Ii was
-a..h,a in 1883 10 pass bill against aharCh!
,s,ough the House Of Commons in twenty-four
- True the anarchy then struck az was
.~as,,c The danger Of Irish dynamite and Of
~. IRISH dagger was at the very doors or the
,Jorsa Of Commons; the Treasury Bench itsel,
-os threatened: the lives Of Mr. Gladstone ana
~ c,- william Harcourt and Of their colleagues
.,o IN imminent peril But is murder the less
....,ar because a French President Is Killed. or
=. 1,sran Prime Minister aimed at? Does Eng
~ helong 10 the commonwealth OF nations. or
soAs she not? II you read the organs OF the party
.A1ors poseber, leads You will doubt. Lord
cushurv's bill" saws the Daily News has
-. -, % recommend it, These terrible crimes
.,,ro, no suppressed by an international game
:; ha,,Ielore and shuttecoCk.' THE Chronicle
,,aars a. the Conservative party as having done
"a hest 10 raise a panic over the AnarchlS'S'
,,prply declares There is not particle OF PROOF
,hs, our laws are not sufficient - cope Win the
,rarchists": and thinks law OF expulsion wouid
=, .,.,,fu of Injustice" Such is the spirit.
n.rounce the crime but oppose every efficient
,.w ,or arresting the criminal The device Is not
new. But If these I've journals were 10 De take"
abroad as representative OF England there are
o.. nh, would not think Lord Salisbury justified
=, ..so-ih,rg England a. an Anarchist labora-
q. W. S.