The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-09-20

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permitted until the wound IL perfectly
strong
Abner Mckinley. the presidents broth.
er. IL ftill hero. bot has not yet been adj
mitt.d to his prcfeuce. The doctors say
II would be safe now for the president 60
see an occasional visitor hut they desire
10 put on as long as possible the day
when his friends and relatives win be
admitted
MILLIONAIRE TRICKS SYMPATHY.
NEW YORK, Sept. i2.-H c. Frick.
who arrived here from London on the
Oceanic, was visibly affected by the re-
ports of the attempted assassination of
President Mckinley, and OF the latest
news that besides the would-be assassin,
Czolgosz, Emma Goldman was already
/ in custody. II will be remembered that
at the time OF the riots at the iron mills
! AT Homestead, Pa, in 1892. Alexander
Berkmann attempted to Kill Mr., Prick
In his office at Pittsburg.
Emma Goldman was the closest friend
of Berkmann, and was later arrested as
an accomplice; but for lack of proof was
discharged Berkmann is now serving a
| long sentence in the pittsburg peniten-
| tiary.
Il hope that the president will live.
His death would be serious blow to the
great commercial interests of this coun-
/ try. which have grown along such
l-heelthful lines during his term at the
head of our government" said Mr..
Prick. THE country cannot afford to
lose him"
When requested to talk on the subject
OF personal anarchistic attacks. Mr..
i F'rick said: II do not care to discuss
such matters. Sufficient it is to bear
the marks of three stab wounds and two
bullet wounds" and Mr.. Frick pointed
to a scar above his collar on the left
side of his neck.
GENERAL TRACY'S VIEWS.
NEW YORK, Sept. 12-Generai Benja-
min F. Tracy holds that Congress has
power to pass a law providing for alb
solute punishment for crimes like that of
CZolgosZ's without any constitutional
amendment.
| General Tracy is quoted as saying:
! 1T has been suggested that a crime
such as that which startled the whole
country last Friday should be made
treason It is impossible. for treason to
the country is clearly defined and limit
ed by the constitution itself to armed re-
sistance to the power of the government
or to giving aid comfort to its enc
mics.
The same results, however, can be
reached in another way There is such
a thing as breach Of the peace of the
United States as distinguished from a
breach of the peace of the common
wealth or state, and the Federal Gov
eminent undoubtedly has the power to
prescribe a suitable penalty for a breach
of the peace.
ANTI-ANARCHIST BILLS
SCRANTON, Pa. Sept. l2.-Congress S.
man william Council and Commissioner
/ General of immigration Powderly are in
communication regarding the drafting of
a series of bills tending to deter anarch-
zeal crimes like that of last Friday al
Buffalo
Mr.. Powdcrly will work on the revision
of the laws relating to immigration, SC
as to prohibit the landing of anarchists
Congressman Cornell will look after the
matter Of penalizing assaults on the per-
son of the president and other officials
Mr.. Council proposes to have such as
saults made a reasonable offence, and
declares that if the constitution stands
in the way he will not stop short of an
effort to change the constitution.
SUSPECT RELEASED.
CAMDEN, N. j., Sept 12.--Ethelbert
Stone, the laborer who was arrested here
on suspicion of being an accomplice and
aiding and abetting the attempted as
sassination of President Mckinley, has
been released. After a careful investiga.
ton the secret service agents could fine
nothing discriminating against the young
man.
THE CONSPIRACY REVEALED.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Sept. l2-The Cour.
i,r hfS tint. n1n,,
Bull now has in his possession the code
of instructions impaired to the selected
assassin, Czolgosz.
The platform of the Free Society was
also added to the cumulative evidence
of the anarchist conspiracy yesterday
This document binds its members togeth,
er to advocate and work for the destruc-
ton of the existing social order, and
continues
80 AS in former times, no privileged
class ever relinquished its tyranny nc
more can we take it for granted that
the capitalists of the present day viii
forego their privileges and their author.
ity without compulsion. 1t is, therefore
self-evident that the fight of the prole.
tartan against the upper and the middl,
classes must be of a violent character
and that mere wage conflicts can never
lead to the goal.
owe show by numerous illustrations
that all attempts which have been mad,
in the past to do away with the existing
social system through peaceful means
for example, the ballot box-have beer
useless and will be so in the future.
We know, therefore, that the ruins
class will not voluntarily relinquish 1t:
prerogatives and will make no conces
sions to us. Under all these circum
stances there is only one remedy left
force.
"'Our platform Is simple, and divided
as follows:
-. Destruction of existing elias.
domination through memorable revolution
in international activity.
go. The building of a free society OF
communistic organizations or produc
tons.
go. Free exchange of equivalent prod