Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-12-05

preston Of "social discomfort" than pick
ing pockets or wife beating
Must Suppress Anarchy.
The anarchist, and especially the an
archlst In the United States. is merely
one one type Up" Of criminal, more dangerous
| tnan any other because he represents the
same depravity in a greater decree. The
man VINO advocates anarchy directly or
, man CITY IN any shape or fashion or the
man VINO apologies for anarchists and
tnelr deeds makes himself morally ac-
cessory to murder before the fact The
instinnts u.s., Is err criminal whose perverted
and and chaos to the most beneficent form Of
social li. order. His protest of concern for
S% ent fan;e IS outrageous in its impu-
tions dSflStty' Tor II the political institu-
~ o9fn ny, to every honest and intelligent SON
| OF to1l then the door of hope is forever
eVerywhegE am nat him. The anarchist is
o ofni anu OF progress, but the deadly foe
OF liberty. If ever anarchy is triumnhant
rs triumph Will last for but one red mo-
Enent, to be succeeded for ages bv the
gloomy night of despotsm.
rr ror inc anarchist himself, whether he
plea1ches or practices his doctrines, we
n neeo no., not have one particle more con-
IS not the victim of social or political in
justice. There are no wrongs to remedy
i is t 10 h case Inc cause of his. crminaity
ana IN the evil conduct of those who
urge MIN on, not in any failure by Others
or or oy the state to do justice to him or
Itfs' is ne is malefactor and nothing else.
. re IS IN no sense, in no shape or way q
product of social conditions save as
nthlgnwayman is :produced' by the fact
= ann n1r an una RI man happens to have
q purse. 1t is traVeSty upon the great
ana molly names of liberty and freedom to
permit them to be invoked in such a
ina NO man n1 or body of men preach
1liS anarcnlstlc doctrines should be al
i at large any more than if preach
ing the murder of some specified private
a 1ndlv vu Anarchistic speeches, writings
reasonable. 0 o'i1o
~, earnestly recommend to the congress
Il mat IN the exercise of its wise discretion
n III shoul d take into consideration the
persons protesting principles hostile to !
az az government and justifying the MUIR
Ge1 Gd those placed in authority. Such
gath vsu1li in as one those Who not long ago
murder of King Humbert of Italy per
petrate a crime and the law should in
sure fhpee thH ii[ rigorous punishment. They and
ms country, and if found here they
should be promptly deported to the coun-
Try whence they came, and far-reaching
provision should be made for the punish
menu or those who stay. No matter calls
more urgently for the wisest thought Of
the congress.
The federal courts should be given 1ur-
isdiction over any man who kills or at
tempts to kill the president or any man
, Who by the constitution or by law is in
r me OF T., succession l: for the presidency,
attempt should be proportional to- the
e eI:oa'y of the offense against our in
human race, and all mankind should band
against the anarchist. His crime should
be made an offense against the law Of
stealing known as the slave trade, for it
is Of far blacker infamy than either. It
shouid pc so DECLARED by treaties among
give to the federal government the power
OF dealing with the crime.
l, A grim commentary upon the folly of
the anarchist position was afforded by
criminal who had Just taken the life Of
torn him limb from f limb if it had "a not
deed being committed on behalf Of the
people against the government the gov
eminent e ani;o was Obliged at once to exert it's
M M his deed worked not the
system: and the danger of recurrence
of. such deeds, no matter how great it
might groW' would york only in the d.
Of f. Str and giving
will ever be restrained from becoming
president by any fear as to his personal
| safety. If the risk to the presidents life
became great, it would mean that the
office would more and more come to be
filled by men of a spirit which would
make them resolute. and merciless in
dealing with every friend of disorder
This great country will not fall into an
| archy, and if anarchists should ever be-
come serious menace to it's institutions
they would not merely be stamped out
but would involve in their own ruin every
active passive sympa thizer with their
doctrines. The American people are slow
to wrath. but when their wrath is once
kindled it burns like a consuming fame.