Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-10-04
CRY DOWN THE RED FLAG.
Sentiments Against Acknowledgements
at Chicago Memorial Meeting.

Sentiments Against Acknowledgements
at Chicago Memorial Meeting.
Fifteen thousand persons crowded the
great Coliseum Sunday night to witness
the closing of Chicago's memorial SER
vices in honor of the late President. More
than 1000 were turned away, and until
nearly . O'Clock there was an incessant
clamor for admission to the great hall.
Senator Jonathan p. Dolliver of Iowa
was heralded as the orator of the even
ing, n the vast audience held its place
until 10 o'clock, when he began his adj
dress.
The most impressive feature of the pro-
gram was the singing Of the late Presi-
dents favOrite hymns by a choir made up
of the Apollo Club, the Mendelssohn
Club, Prof. K~otzenberger's ladies' chorus
and a number of city church choirs. The
audience Joined in the choruses and the
Regiment Band.
Edgar A. Bancroft, Samuel Alschuler
and Father Cox were the other principal
speakers. The immense audience seemed
to be in unanimous sympathy with their
sentiments, and the demonstration of en-.
thnsiasm and sorrow was so pronounced
and intense that each speaker was in
terrupted at frequent intervals with pro-
longed applause.
Following are some Of the sentiments
against anarchy expressed by the sneak.
ers:
believe that the red flag of anarchy. red
with. the blood Of our martyred McKinley,
should never again be permitted to float UNI
der the same sky with our Stars and Stripes.
Il snail never rRSf fill n1Yr 4 Of,vfn hrn1.c rno1
that to teach anarchy is to teach murder,
and the teacher is made punishable as Access
Mason. =
Our civilization must protect Itself. All
teaching and melting of murder and murder
Gus doctrines should be and now will be pun
t tsasSls sr With dno death. The Pistol Pistol. dagger and
The anarchists must be throttled. They
can no longer be tolerated. My suggestion
Is that they be deported, and placed on some
the tender mercy Of the barbarians, in whose
class they themselves deserve to be put
Bishop Samuel Fallows.
Anarchists. go back to the regions of hate;
tyrants rule. Go back-or by the blood Of
our martyred President we will rise in
ag en- wrath h., and : wipe you from the
b hottest lesson to be taught to-day 70
a lesson Of unselfsh patriotism. Above the
somber scenes Of lamentation and woe there
mighty figure to teach the nations for iii
time the glory Of the American character
and the possibilities Of American citizenship,
ID. w. Lawler, of Minnesota.
It has come to look more and more ration.
al to me that II William McKinley's assas-
stnatlon was indeed IN incident Of the stand
Ing challenge OF atheism against the peace
and order Of society, it could NOT, now that
Gladstone is no more, have chosen a sacri-
flee more fit to illustrate the nobility Of hu-
man character, nurtured in the fear Of God
and trained from infancy in the law Of
Chrlst.-Senator ]. P. Dolliver.
Enshrined in the loving hearts Of the
American people William McKinley's mem-
DRY will endure till time shall be no more
Samuel Alschuler.
We must protect our society not only by
the cultivation Of moral and political fntel-
ligence, but at once and always BY the rigor
assassination and violence as well MS Of
those who attempt to practice them-Edgar,
] A. Bancroft. !.