New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
JUDGES DENOUNCE ANARCHISTS.
SAY OUR LAWS NEED ALTERATION TO MEET
THESE SOCIAL PESTS.


THESE SOCIAL PESTS.
Some Of the judges in this city spoke stronsly
yesterday on the desirability of society taking
greater precautions against anarchists Justice
John Henry Mccarthy, of the City Court. said;
for the dirty scoundrel who aid this act Even
Should the PreSde9t sid. live 5eye So fda5 m enaete
that would mete out special Punisnmeab5 b ITE ~
some action against the anarchists in this country.
That they should be allowed to meet and thrive in
IS 5 outrage to our cvization The country has
been er5ey IRE TOO SRahgf Ynf pdw Is Is brought d.
rectly home to them. Let the reds be swept out
OF the country.
City Court Judge J. p schuchman said;
Hanging? Why whether, our President lives or
TO kill him It was eawardly act and has Pignged
political opponents could not but admire him per
sonay. Now that anarchy has been brought SO
oTehnP sSss the se SGT ongs 6 geSs Right
very noses the apostles of these people are working
watch II is high time that our lawmakers should
do something toward putting an end TO their oioody
work.
Justice Leonard A. Giegerich. of the Supreme
Court said:
I cannot find words 10 express my horror and de,
testation Of the crime which has been commitSed @
ceivable that such crime should be perPetrated
formed the onerous duties OF his high position most
salts actory. and who is beloved by all classes o.
fntons. IT, reported, the crime Is due TO the
existence OF an an anapGnfs m his country are
stamped out the better for the civilized world
2n p Prsan9 Ta tse% may
and complete think PRAYER should Fn p Ts Se
coyery It speaks well for the seeoTtroi 1 9d our our
take the law into their own hands. Republican in
sttutions were never put to greater oT I'm n1ose se
doing. The laws OF this State contain ample pro pro
visions foc the tri1i ana pa zaesz u rH'lt or in
nocence rests with jury OF this mans IenoW
erhent cam cam be- depended upon to enforce the law
when a verdict is pronounced by jury
Supreme Court Justice James A. Blanchard said;
II r.ust have been the result OF conspiracy or
crime was without justification or reason and was
Inflicted on one OF the sweetest ana hqoiest %
tence OF ten years imprisonment Tor such an OF
ICtS for vs9geance. and no American citizen wants
more than a justification or vindtcation or the ia"
AssembIyman Julius HarHurger. addressing the
members of the Tammany Club, at No 81 Second
ave last evening, said:
tion w of the President OF the United States by an
anarchist shows how urgently repTessivs
hrengs of the bludgeon and pistol We have no
deported and not allowed breathing space in the
land of the free Disturbers of che peace. their
presence Is communicating and laimical to the
fundamental principles of our government. They
must be extirpated driven from the country, and
their VapOrngs suppressed Our government should
OF those drebrands whose insane notions and mis-
guided teachings at variance with the precepts
Of nation end. while am a nrul beHeNer IN
free speech tenets. Yet every one or their gain
followers driven from the country We must here
after secure the lives OF the rulers of our nation
and must use heroic measures against these male
factors. whose harangUes and teachings nave H.
cited murder. assassination and bloodshed
Senator EIsberg said he believed the shooting
of President Mckinley would bring about a
change in the methods employed in guarding
the Chief Executive. He added:
We run too great risks in exposing the head Of
the nation to the multitude The act of shaking
cratic so much as iudisCreet " is great physi-
cal strain on a 10 have to shake hands as
some of our chief sometimes compelled 10
do and. besides II puts them IN unnecessary dan-
recommend guarding the President as the Car
or the Kaiser Is guarded. but greater care should
be taken 10 protect him
1t was the drift of conversation yesterday in
the Fifth Avenue Hotel, the Republican and the
Manhattan clubs that legislation should be in
troduced at the next session of Congress increas-
the life of the Chief Executive. This kind of
legislation was suggested by Senator Piatt In an
interview which printed in The Tribune
yesterday. Several of those who read the Sem
ators suggestion say they Will write him 70
introduce a bill along the lines which he indt-
Gated More stringent measures to prohibit the
printing of infammatory literature and the
making of anarchistic speeches are also pro-
posed.