The Penn's Grove record., 1896-10-30
ANARCHISTS.

no are the WAYS VI tNCf1 bAE tuAt II HANCul
of ealn; which taketh away the life Of the own
erS theTeof,'-Proy. lag.
1.-THE gentlemen who are so fearful
of socialism when the poor are exempt
ed from an income tax view with In.
difference those methods OF taxation
which give the rich substantial exemp,
ton. They weep more because Sl5. 900,
GOO is to be collected from the incomes
of the rich than they do at the collec.
ton of 100000 600 upon the goods
which the poor consume. And when an
effort is made to equalize these burdens,
not fully, but partially only, The people
of the South and West are called An.
archists. William j. Bryan in House
of Representatives.
During the war the bankers and gold
gamblers saw that a great debt Was
made and turned INTO bonds, which
were purchased at SOC. on the gold dol
lar. Then wheat was worth 81 n bush.
ell and half a bushel Of wheat bough 81
of Donds. When President Grant was
elected the first thing lie did was to cal
Congress together because the Roths'
| childs and money kings elected him and
| passed the credit strengthening act
which doubled the value Of the bonds
by making them payable in coin, there.
by adding 5000, GOO, 900 to the bondhold.
ers wealth and robbing 1t from the
people.
FINDING they could not demonetize
silver openly they did it in the dark by
fraud. That destroyed half the pri.
mary constitutional money which meas.
ureS values, doubled the demand on
gold, doubled the value of all bonds
and the interest and shriveled the prices
of all property and products, by law,
since the government has ceased to
coin silver. Now it takes two bushels
of wheat to pay 81 Of bond which was
purchased with half a bushel. 1t takes
four times the labor or product OF labor
to pay 81 Of public debt, and twice the
amount to pay the interest as what 1t
was contracted in. That is what Is
called ''natiopal HONOR We call
them anarchists of wealth.
The National Banking act allowed
rich men to further double their wealth
and because it was done by law, be-
cause it has made 1900 millionaires in
80 years, the income tax is justifiable
as they should give back some TO help
the government.
The Democratic traitors who nom.
mated Palmer and Buckner called
themselves J%effersonian Democrats. On
Oct. 18th, in Detroit John n. Palmer
said, For myself, l would prefer to
live under a righteous monarchy rather
than submit to such principles as those
declared in the Chicago PLATFORM
jefferson opposed the strong govern.
ment monarchial ideas of Hamilton
and Adams and believed In the demo.
cratic government OF the common peo-
pie. So you see they stole the livery OF
heaven to serve the devil In.
On Oct. 10th, Edw. Lauterb back,
chairman of the n. Y. City Republican
committee said, mo blood will be shed
at least not yet, but IL they attempt
to subvert your Supreme Court. II they
should succeed by any chance, in foist-
ing upon you these horrible doctrines
anarchistic, socialistjc and eommunistic
which that platform, adopted by this
Populistic brood, contains, we will not
abide by that d~scision.o
On Oct. 10Th, in Wilmington, ex-U.
% CGlldtUA l4ChhCAreA colA9 91Otst1
they be elected and attempt to carry
cut this plan they will find not less
than 1000, 600 armed soldiers TO resist
1t. If nothing else will do them, we
will defend it as we did in 1S61.65. and
there are men who will bring Mr.. Bry-
an and his cohorts in as prisoners of
wal as they did Jefferson Davis them"
On Nov. IL, 1895, Mr.. Bryan wrote
the following editorial In the Omaha
Herald: ''The Anarchists In Chicago
~ hutt44r5ff44 lSekriee5lover the
graves OF those of their comrades who
were executed for participating in the
Haymarket riots. For seven years 1t
has been their custom to hold exercises
of this character in Waldheim Gene
terry, where the remains OF their mis-
guided friends are buried, but the di-
Tectors of the cemetery this year refus
ed to permit 1t. 1t seems harsh to pro-
hibit a tribute by the living to its be-
loved dead, but in this case the action
Of the directors was justifiable. These
annual gatherings have not been those
of genuine mourning, but the partici-
pants have used the place and occasion
to teach their doctrines and to stir up
an luminosity against the law and its Of
ficers. Anarchy has no place in this
country, either in the busy walks Of
life or in the quiet city of the dead.
Anarchy is an enemy to peace, to socie-
ty and to happiness. 1t is not to 10 toll.
Grated in any country. Much less has
II any cause for existence or federation
in this country, and it's friends and de-
voices cannot use the sacredness Of the
grave as a means for spreading their
unwholesome doctrines and to stir UP
new strife against the law that accords
to even the teachers of Arson and assas-
sination q fair and impartial trial be.
fore a jury of their peera.n
Now, who are the anarchists? These
ghost dancers and income tax dodgers