The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-12-05

the sixth of September. President No
Kinley was shot by an anarchist whii
attending the Pan-American Expositlo
at Buffalo. and died in that city on IN
fourteenth of that month.
OF the last seven elected presidents
he Is the third who has been murdered
and the bare recital OF this fact Is sum
cient 10 justify grave alarm among a.
loyal American citizens. Moreover. III
circumstances OF this. the third assaSsi
nation OF an American President. have
peculiarly sinister significance. Bot
President Lincoln and President Carried
were killed by asSassins of types nnfot
tunately not uncommon in history; Presi
dent Lincoln falling victim 10 the Ter
rib!e passions aroused hy four years o
civil war, and President Garneid 10 I'M
revengeful vanity of a disappointed onic
seeker President Mckinney was kiile'
by an utterly dcpraved criminal heicns
Ing to that body of criminals who "hlec
10 all governments. good and bad alike
who are against any form of popular IN
erty il il is guaranteed by even the mos
just and liberal laws. and who are N
hostile TO the upright exponent of ire'
peoples sober will as In the tyrannica
and irresponsible despot.
Ii is not too much to say that at th'
time of President Mckinney 5 death m
was the most widely loved man IN al
the United States; while we have neve'
had any public man of his position wh'
has been 50 wholly free from the blttel
animosities incident to public life. Their
could be no personal hatred of him: FOL
he never acted with aught hut considera
tion for the welfare of others. The dc
tenders of those murderous criminals who
seek to excuse their criminality by assert
fnr AZ
inveigh against wealth and irresponsible
power But for this ASSASSINATION ever
ms nase apoiog! cani9l ne urseu'
men iresiuehl McNihh.. nls aSsa
sihated me nl"" WAS no, alnis' a. I. .i"n -,
~ or "caiti' M's 'iA'eu q. 'ne ~.
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er mas ever hau III one "i 'lie iuoS. ,"i.,'
,ui rci,re>eh','INe> We "l ihe ;! stem =, pu"
IL. itsht> anu i'Pic>e"''u'e u.
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ueht HcNln'eH niicn 'iia' p"'i.i''i y'.
i"' WLi'h 'he eniiIe Pcoiie 49, anu ~
l'reSidehi-n even i-iiicoin hiinssii.
was ever more r'rhrs.i! ANXIOUS 10 ~
resent me wen 'housh.-oul "isnes y. ,,l,. nv
Pe"p'e' ms oie anAiet. in -
was 10 keep IN Closest '"uSn Win w.
peopie-'o hhu our "n", .ne! '.ous.'
anu 10 'hdea'or Ia give eApIession W
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10 Sniue ,hat inoush'
lhit mere niiSh, W no.us i.,s
10 eoiiipiete the 'uuas ih.n. vi
acl, the as>assih ."oA ,u''n''se vi a"
occasion wheh the .resiueht VAS nifelins
the people Seneran!' ana auN Hs
II TO take the hahd outs'retrheu 70 nm
IN klndly ana pro'heriy IeiioWsn.p. he
turned the hoDie anu seneIous conhueHee :
OF tne vie'iih INTO IN oppor'unit. 80 70 siaa dass
the Iatai dow, inere is ho o"sei "ee"
IN All the ahhais oi CRIME
Nation Mourns Mckinley.
The shock. the grief of the country, are
bitter in the minds Of all. We mourn a
good and great President who is dead:
but while We mourn We are lifted up by
the splendid achievements of his life and
the grand heroi>m with which he met his
death.
When we turn from the man TO the ma
ton, the harm done is SO great as TO ex-
cite our gravest apprehensions and to he
mand our wisest and most resolute ac-
ton. This criminal was Il professed an
archist. infiamed by the teachings of pro-
fessed anarchists. and probably also by
the reckless utterances of those who. on
the stump and in the public press. appeal
to the dark and evil spirits of malice and
greed. envy and sullen hatred. The wind
is sowed by the men who preach such
doctrines. and they cannot escape their
share of responsibility for the whirlwind
that is rcaped.
me olow WAS aHned not at TINS fiesi-
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10 ooi y, So nnie ae - i;saa,.. =, .han
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cr r-e' Law Against Anarenists.
l earnestly recommend TO the Congress
hat in the exercise of It's wise discretion
I should take into consideration the cont
ng u this country of anarchists or per
sons processing principles hostile 10 all
government and Justifylng the murder OF
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