Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-06

preston Of social discontent' than pick
ing pockets or wife beating.
Must Suppress Anarchy.
The anarchist, and especially the an
archist In the United States, is merely
one type of criminal, more DANGEROUS
than any other because he represents the
same depravity IN greater degree. The
inaino VINO advocates anarchy directly or
indirectly In any shape or fashion or the
man VINO apologies for anarchists and
their deeds makes himself morally &C.
cessory to murder before the fact The
lnsslncts lead him to prefer confusion
and chaos to the most beneficent form of
social sI"1it %. order His protest of concern for
gent gent talsity, for if the political institu-
tions of this country do not afford oppor-
UNITY to every honest and intelligent son
closed against him The anarchist lists is
everywhere not merely the enemy of sys-
tenn and OF progress, but the deadly foe
IT, IL itpHrey II eyer anarchy is triumphant.
us triumph Will last for but one red mo-
ment, to be succeeded for ages BY the
gloomy night of despotism.
For the anarchist himself. whether he
preacnes or practices his doctrines, we
neeo not nave one particle more con-
Germ IMAM tor any ordinary murderer He
y! =! not the victim of social or political in
gus ~ ice. Ihere are no wrongs to remedy
is to be found in his own evil passions
and in the evil, conduct of those who
urge MN on. not in any failure by others
his He is a malefactor and nothing else.
re is III no sense, in no shape or way.
product of social conditions save as a
nthg s4 is produced" by the fact
tndt an unarmed man happens to have
purse: IT IS travesty upon the great
ana holy names Of liberty and freedom to
c ceran { Je ITO to be invoked in such a
ing anarchstic doctrines should he al
!o"ed at large any more than if preac h-
ING the murder of some specified private
NY andtvaoual. Anarchistic speeches, writings
ana ana meetings are essentially seditious and
49,, ~ earnestly recommend to the congress
inat IN the exercise of its wise discretion
~ snou'd take take into consideration the
coming 10 this country of anarchists or
persons protesting principles hostile to
az a., government oe tn and justifying the MUIR
i Ge1 81 those placed in authority Such
gathered in open meeting to glorify the
murder of King Humbert of Itaiy per-
p p'stc t a crime. and the law should in
those like them should be kept out of
this country. and if found here thev
should nt' be promptly deported to the coun-
Try whence they came. and far-reaching
provision should be made for the punish
ment OF those who stay. No matter calls
more urgently for the wisest thought of
the congress.
isdlction over any man who kills or at
tempts to kill the president or anv man
v VINO by the constitution or by law is in
While OF the SUCCESSION fof the presidency
attempt should be proport1oned to the
enormlty of the offense against our in
situations.
Anarchy is a crime against the whole
human race. and all mankind should band
against the anarchist. His crime Should
be made an offense against the law Of
steanr IKE PIRACY an and that form of
is Of far blacker infamy than either It
should be so declared by treaties among
an civilized powers. Such treaties would
of dealing with the crime.
"A grim commentary upon the folly Of
the anarchist position was afforded by
ao %ho Of d de n aT tsn b this
torn him limb from limb if It had m not t
been that the law he deied was at once
deed, being. committed on behalf of the
people against the government, the gov
eminent was obliged at once to exert it's
slant death at the hands Of the people.
Moreover, his deed worked not the
slightest dislocation in our governmental
system ey H,ni a iHda the danger of recurrence
might grow, would work only in the d.
rection of Strengthening and giving
harshness to the forces of order. No man
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
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.
active or passive sympathizer with their
doctrines. The American people are slow
to wrath. but when their wrath is once
ktndled it burns like a consuming flame,