Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-22

port ~, |cs the rigid exclusion aud
deportat>s OF alien anarchists has
been made by the house committee on
judiciary. The report says;
ut Is admitted on all hands that the
question is one OF very great import
ance and that legislation on the sub
ject is called for by every conaldera-
ton OF public safety The committee is
advised that owing to the severe legis-
latlon recently adopted by France and
Italy a great many dangerously anar-
chists are making their way 10 the
United States and as under existing
law they cannot be denied admission to
our territory the United States VIII be
the rendezvous Of these human mons
ters unless the proposed legislation IS
speedily adopted. Your committee is OF
the opinion that the United States Is
fully Justified by existing conditions in
using all its powers to prevent imml-
grafton ana settlement IN this country
Of men who ropudiate all law, all gov
eminent and practically proclaim
themselves as the enemies OF mankind,
The peculiar method which they adopt
Of impressing the public Of the JHs-ioe
of their Views by detestablo assoasina-
lions and wanton destruction OF prop
erty will not commend them 10 the
favorable consideration Of amy one in
this country.
your committee has no disposition to
hamper the rigorous and prompt exc
cution of law providing for their ex-
clusion and deportation by any I'M
necessary proceedings or delays and is
not willing to ooncede that the superin-
tendent Of immigration and secretary
OF the treasury may not be fully trust
ed to oonnne The operation OF tho law
to those who are justly subject to its
/ provisions"
The report takes up the various OBJ
| tectionF made to the proposed measure
and dispose Of each or them. Con-
corning the objection that the bill is
faulty in not defining anarchy the re-
port says,
''As the meaning Of the word IS de-
fined as absence OF government the
state of society where there IS no law
ul supreme mower a stale OF iHwiesa-
ness political confusion, and its mean
Inc being wen known. Il Is considered
unnecessary 10 cucumber the act with
q special definition" The committee
meets the objection thnt person
should not be charged with anarchy
and deported without jury trial by
saying; ut would hardly be contend
cd, we suppose, that the government
ought 20 maintain a jury at every port
of entry for the purpose Of passing on
the qualifications of immigrants who
desire 70 enter, and as the Immigrant
who has been permitted to entor ac-
quiTes no rights not possessed by tht
foreigner who desires 10 enter, we are
unable to perceive upou what principle
jury trial Is insisted upon IN ordol
to deporl an alien whose continued res
idence In the country rs considered det
rimental to the public welfare
In conclusion the report states tina
there IS fun constitutional power 70
the enactment of the proposed law, an
that there Is urgent necessity for tn
immediate passage OF such n mensur,
strenuous efforts are being made Z
pass the bin before congress adjourn'
Secretary Carlisle and COMMISSIONS
| of Immigration stumpf are very desii
otis OF having this law as a proteotio
AGAINST the i've anarchists recently cA
ncIled from foreign countries ana nor
on route here. The treasury official
, have the cooperation Of Speaker Girls
and the house managers. put thuH ie
II has been impossible TO steer the pi
mast the objections Of Mr. warner {
Ns,v York and others, which in the al
sence OF a quorum have prevented n
MASSAGE OF the senate bill. When "
;. Warmers objection sideluacked the pl
today, efforts were at once msle
: eot consent by telegraph from "
p Reed for special ruling bringing q
:. bill to a vote. If mis- Is oplginea y
sneaker and Mr.. Catchngs VIII iran
ne r,iie. RIr. Warner is not the onl
G member ready to object TO The bill Re-
a tentative Goldner Of Chicago saa
/, the measure Is ir-cnnsldered, and thi
s II makes no provision for designatin
Il VINO are anarchists and subject 20 sun
mary deportation without triai. N