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The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19
HOW TO sTARvE ANARCHY
Deprive IL Of Its FoodIn Politics
and journalism.

The rich are getting richer. the
poor are getting less and less poor.
The folk IN middhpg circumstance
are getting into better cireum-
stances. Every ones lot is i'm,
proving.
These are facts.
Elections have proved that there
is defeat in asserting the contrary.
Being proved TO be facts, they
should be accepted as facts.
Assertion TO the contrary hav-
ing lost elections, such assertions
should have ceased.
But such assertions were per.
sistendy kept up long after cleo
ton by Bryan & Co., and the
eraek-brained or the criminal KEEP
on accepting them.
Lately one Of the eraek-brained
acted on them and shot the Presi-
lent, whom Bryan g. Co, had
persisted in portraying as a mon
ster, instead Of one OF the kindes;
and most just Of men, as a mon
sser responsible for evils that do
not exist.
The shooting Of the President
has Jared the preachers Of ihe
gospel Of Organism, with us errors,
hes and lodges. Being Jared,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19
Good For The Union League

The Union League of Maryland.
at a meeting Of the board of gov.
errors Sept. II, adopted resolu-
tons II which they said, THE
people of Maryland have learned
with shame and loathing that
George L. Wellington, a repre-
sentative Of this state in the sem
ate OF the United States, has
eountenanced the act of this trai
tor TO his country and enemy Of
mankind by repeated and public
expressions of indifference to the
act or It's results aRd then pro-
eeeded to expell Senator yelling
ton from membership 10 the league.
Now etthe United States senate do
the same thing when they meet.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19
New. Notes Fl ON the Capita.

The first bulletin announcing
the shooting of the president a,
Buffalo, staggered the eredulity OF
the people OF the national capital.
They couldn't believe that any man
10 the country could summon the
ferocity and malice neediul for such
a deed. The president. has so won
aud held The popular esteem, both
among political friends and OPP
ponents, that the sometimes sug-
gestions Of danger TO bis person has
always been pulled al as supreme
Is ridiculous. Yet swift conhuma-
ton convinced everyone that the
uuthinkable atrooity has really hap
pened. Then amazement was
swallowed up m deepest sorrow
aad earnest indignation Sincr
the news first came anxious thous,
ands have eagerly awaited every
bulletin from The bedside of the
Chief Magistrate. The hungry
hopem every he m 10 receive a
certain word thathe will hve has
been continued Ills stainless
character, lofty lie, loyal syrHce
to his country and ioyaole domes
tic relations make ins2pressibly
sad the condition Of jeopardy ia
which he has beer placed,
What Of ms a,sailant1 lis case
is plain, because sell confessed and
fully eouobor&ted by eye Witness
IS An the punishment the law
authorizes Will be awarded him. II
the President should die the assas.
sin will dies Il the President lives,
the law in New York, where the
crime wasSconmnied, provides for
no greater punishment than a ten
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19
soeIaIlsm nnd AnnronH.


II may be and doubtless Is tru,
hat there is a wide difference be,
tween socialism and anarchy, but Il
large number Of people associate
the two very closely together. So.
c%ialists wan the government to have
and control everything. while the
anarchists wants Il to have and con.
troll nothing, and then abolish gov.
eminent.
The people remember that some
times extremes meet and produce
the same results. 1t may be said
with a show OF probable truthful
ness that all anarchists are or have
been socialists, while il is not true
that all socialists are anarchists.
But let il be granted that socialism
and anarchy are the antipodes of
each other, the one is all govern
ment, the other no government.
Can anyone see any other result in
socialism than the worst tyranny
ever opposed by man. Shall man
be compelled to adapt himself
10 the same prescribed conditions
that cireumseribe the actions OF his
neighbor and if he submit not, have
his food cut off, for it he toll not
neither shall he eat, is the theory
Who is to be the Judge except it be
some one of his fellows. There
must be some final Judgment Of au-
thority and that final lodgment al
ways has been and always will be
some one master mind. This is the
order OF the universe.
On the other hand, the anarchist
oppose all forms of government and
yet submit to the most despicable
tyranny on the face of the earth and
goes stoically to his death at the
behest of a centralized power, worse
than any slavery ever known under
any form of government ever Yet
devised by man. They may be ex-
tremes, but results may be the same.
There must be a Judgment of au
tority somewhere. Then why not
divide it up in the divinely appoint
ed way, with rulers over tens, hun
dreds, thousands, and the people
townships, counties, states and the
nation, and these by legislative,
judicial and executive branches as
We lave it in the United States.
The inspired form of government
given us by our fathers, where the
people say who shall make. con-
struct and execute the laws.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19

the ideals Of a large majority Of
the people Of the United States.
The critics and eroakers who are
anxious to make treble for the adj
ministrEtion have been looking for.
waed to the National Eneampmen.
Of the Grand Army Of the Republic
now on in Cleveland, as their OPP
Portunity. The Enlargement Of the
pension Bureau, now in the nature
of things, cannot please all men per.
ieetIy and its shortcomings afford a
footing for those who arc hungry
for trouble with the administration
OF the commissioner. 1t was ex.
pected that President McKinley's
presence with the comrades would
temper any action adverse 10 the
policies OF the pension bureau, as
now controlled. but with the presi-
dent Frustrated At Buffalo, il is un.
certain whai may happen a, the en-.
eampment This much, however.
il is certain this, the pensions policy
OF the present administration vii, be
amply supported by the transact
iions OF the bureau and that the old
veterans will receive every proof OF
that the %lihsraliiy 81 the nauonal
authorizes will be as complete As
the laws Of the nation will author.
ige.
Gov. Gen. Wood advises nom
Havana that the Cuban constitution
aud electoral ordinance nave been
completed aud will be iorwmutu ,e
the war department, al once. II zoe
electoral law is approved by the la,.
ter the election will be ordered aud
national officers aud congress Tor
the Cuban Republic chosen. Bu,
they must await the approval OF the
Cuban constitution by u congress
before they can be inaupurstrd.
their authority made supreme aaj
our troops and officials DISCHARGED
from responsibility for the eonaue,
OF Cuban affairs But what "Cuh.
Libre' will become is a problem y,
the future whose solution can onIy
be awaited with patience.
Republican prosperity is 50 IRE.
prsssible that the treasury ome,,l.
are puzzled what to do with the ,u,.
plus revenues u the goysramsn,
hhsy figured that the revenue :,
dueIion act would lop off Sac. ooo
DOC this year, but the promise no,.
~ that the reduction viii not amonn,
to more than $4,000, 600 Evi.
IDENTITY congress will be called nna,
10 again trim down the internal ~,
enue taxes At the coming session.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19

years term 10 the penitentisry.
The latter fact surprises the public
yet the laws OF most Of our states
provide scarcely heavier penalties
for the crime Of an assault to kill,
whether directed against the Presi.
dent or the poorest private citizen.
Louisiana is the only state IN the
Union where an assault with in
tent 10 murder is punishable with
the death penalty.
There are FIVE states in which
capital punishment is prohibited.
They are Maine, Rhode Island,
Michigan, Wisconsin aad Colorado.
Had the President been murdered
in any n Of them the life Of his
assassin could not have been taken
by the law. These variances in
the statutes OF the sevsral states
gives emphasis TO the newly.
aroused demand for = national law
making an assault upon. or muir.
der OF the Chief Executive. a treas
enable ohense, punishable by the
Federal eourts with adequate pen.
allies.
Naturally many people looking
10 the possible fatality OF the Pres.
dents wounds, were moved 10 an
gisipate the results Of MFR. Roose-
vslt's succession 10 the Chief
Magistraey. "HsW will Roose.
Welt behavei" has been asked
countless times from ocean 10
ocean. n is a speaking testimony
TO the common confidence OF the
country ia the sterling aud squi,a.
bic character OF the eminent Vice
president that the possibility Of
his becoming president produced
no pulse OF alarm. The general
verdict from political persons Of
tote and influence is that MIR
Roosevelt would make a strong,
conservative, acceptable Chief
Magistrate, HE has good com
mon sense" che has brains and a
well-disposed ambition" she is
too American and ho honest"
they say ITO DO ans thing spse,s-
euIar, sensational or ssIi-spplsud.
ing in hat emergency opporuni.
~" Indeed should Mr.. Roose-
Welt become president, through
the death Of President Mckinley,
the expectation is almost universal
that he would seek TO accomplish
those policies and plans which are
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19

On last Friday night President
Mckinley breathed his last Shot
down in the full strength Of his
manhood, be fell 10 the midst,of his
friends and with the full glory If
his righteous sovereignty all about
him. No mans martyrdom, (save
that of Lincoln) was ever so glor-
iously crowned, With one successful
term in the presidency well rounded
out, and a second on the crested
wave Of popular success, backed by
a life freighted with al the Chris
tan giaces Of a true, pure man
hood, who would have thought it
possible foT him to be the victim Of
the assassins bullet. The mystery
OF some things is beyond our ap-
prehension, but from everything
we may draw 3 lesson.
When our fathers landed on Ply
mouth Rock, set their fee, on
jamestown shore for the purpose of
founding a home tor religious and
political freedom, they little Thought
the Kew world would become the
haven Of lawless refugees from the
lands of their oppression, whose re-
ligion would be sedition and the
fruition OF whose hopes would be
anarchy. In our unbounded love
of freedom we have permitted men
and women to come among us who
have COMPOUNDED liberty with IL
cense and whose mental and moral
natures are so dwarfed and distorted
that the real meaning of liberty is
unknown to them, and they con.
found il with license to live on lust.
Believing that the warm sunlight of
our free institutions would bring
back ,o life and comfort the worst
depraved natures, we have uncon-
sciously warmed back TO lie in the
very bosom of nj national existence
a venemous viper whose virus is
permeating the populous ccnters of
all our country, from liberty en-
Tightening the world on our eastern
shore, to the setting sun beyond the
golden gate of our western coast.
Shall our nation submit to the
domination of such a Shiny, loafh-
some creature? Will the sacrifice
of a life so crowned. be in yainP
Will u people awake to the fact
that eternal vigilance is the price of
liberty, and hat as a nation we sail
through straits betwixt two, alike
liable to strike upon The rock
OF unlicensed democracy as upon
the stone OF imperial tyranny.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19
AeII6n ID chIcaeo sooLansla

a meeting Of 1000 socialists was
held IN a Riverside grove on Sunday.
TIE chairman, Wilmot /. Good
sdeed, introduced a resolution de-
fnipg briefly The principles OF So
Ssalism and expressing abhonencs
OF the attempt 10 assassinate Pres.
ident Mckinley, The resolution
protested against the popular belief
that socials aud anarchists are iden-
teal asked the press to deny the
charge that s~ocialistie principles
would lead any human being to at
tempt the assassination OF another,
declared tina, socialism is the direct
antithesis OF the anarchis,ie theory
and expressed a hope that the pres
ident would recover from has
wounds and atha. prompt justice
would be melted out to his would
be murderer"
rhe resolution was not well re-
ceiyed, II was supported by only a
lew speakers, among whom were
Thomas J. Morgan and one or two
Others. The opposition was dem
oustrative and noisy. J. Wanhope,
editor Of a paper known as the
Workers Call, asked why they
should pass resolutions son the
shooting Of a capitalistic president"
aud said that they never passed res
olutions when men were NAMED or
killed IN the steel mills or died as
sweat shop slaves. Other violent
speeches OF the same character were
made and they carried the day.
The chairman again appealed to
the meeting on behalf of some de-
claration which would show that
there was nothing in the teachings
or theories of socialism that would
counlenance criminal methods. 1t
was all of no use, a motion was
made 10 lay the resolution on the
table. Il was carried with a whoop
and the meeting adjourned with this
record.
There is no reason - doabt that
the radical element OF this meetiag,
which refused to join in a denunei-
alton Of the attempt to assassinate
the president, represented more
truly than the moderate faction
the tendencies of the soeialistic par.
~. The theories OF socialism are,
as one OF the speakers said, peace
tul and should tend to peace, but
the great majority OF the members
Of the sooiaIistio party tend toward
violence. The party of anarchy is
recruited from the party Of social
ism.
Most socialists believe that there
should be an equal division Of pro-
perty-that il should be enforced
By those who have no property il
the owners Of property will not
coneede T., Such a doctrine is not
one Of peace; it is a doctrine Of
violence. - Chicago Chronicle.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19

One Of the most despieable crea-
lures in the country to Day is Sena-
tor Wellington, OF Maryland, who
is the only man in public life who
has declared that be did not care to
discuss the President because they
had been enemies, Egen the fore
most anarchists Of the country have
publicly expressed sympathy TOR the
stricken President whether they feli
il down m their hearts 81 not. The
Republican party WA fortunate in
getting rid OF Wellington during the
last campaign.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19

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women Who in years
Of suffering have found
no help in doctors or
medicine But 10 Is
20 be remembered that
no claim Is made for
TFavoritc prescnp-
ton which Is not
disseminated by thou-
sands Of women cured
by is use. is effects
are truly wonderful.
Il wipes out pzst yeam
OF pain as a spOnge
wipes a slate.
Fayorite Prescription
BE- the great medicine
for women. IL cstab-
fishes regularity, dries
enicebling drains.
heals Inflammation
and liberation and
cures female weakness.
l. is the best prcpara-
tive Tor maternity, max
ing the baby's advent
practically painless
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19

HWhcn I wrQ4e 20 you iu March uakiup advice
Reynolds. q Cullc. Mclean O.. XIV. ~ was
ehfreMnE 20 become d moihrr 40 lnsr ard vas
sick aN of fhc time. Had hrra sick 10 rrvefai
month. cqald not gct anything 90 stay in my
stomach. NOT even water Had nsish1ps tuice
i - months, aud threatening 40 the time
With ths 0hr. HAD fcmaic weakness f1r e~cvcrnl
years ny hips, back and lower baueis hart
me nl tMe time Had uumhness from my hips
down had several hard cramping srriis end
vas uo3 ahic e. g. any Work 81 atl 4 received
tcar nneNef tu a tw days. telling me ia take
battles und before ] had taken tea week ! vas
better and before 4 had taken 81 a manfh 4 uaa
able o. hclr % my uqrk on ihr lfh II May
inf pahf eai bonu, aud : was Oily SEX three
hours and hld an easy time
curcd mcH
DR.. Pierce's Pellets cure biiousness.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19

Belgium has more miles Of canals
than any other county in the world,
having S35 miles which carry s.
100000 ions OF heigbt per wear.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19

According to the Bolivar Free
Press there were eight couples mar.
ried in Polk county last week. Evi-
IDENTIFY the drouth has been broken
over there.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19

Horse racing has come TO be rec
oghized as a money making enter.
prise-for the fellows who don't
own the horses.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19

a noted London club man once laid q
wager with q friend that the latter could
not sell q given Number OF gold guiucas
at "a penny q piece. lie won his wager.
The people refused % buy. They Thought
he was D-erlug too much for too little.
Il mas De that the claims made for
DIR. Picrce's Favoritc Prescription seem
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19

The next congress will be so
thoroughly Republican they will
not hesitate to pass the necessary
laws to enable the officers to crush
out all anarchists, and all signs Of
anarchy.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19

Possibly Venezuela has been CIV
ing more time 10 asphalt, than She
has to eultiyating olive branches,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19
arc very SORRY or very Soared.

they are verysorry or very soarcd.
They regret, they say, the result
of their own tot, as truly and pro-
fouudly as II they had level IS
sued 1t.
They regret the resuIt-oi
course. Al least, they say they
do. They have not said they re-
gret or reuaet or rceant or re-
nounee or repudiate the stuff which
was the cause IN part OF that re.
suit.
Til they do folks will keep on
thinking. When they do folks
will make a note on it.
Leaving them TO their own
memories aud in the embarrass-
ments OF their own making, the
duty Of all the people is plain 1t
is 10 require that the rot which in
part at least wrought this result
shall cease in journalism, in cora
tory and in the pulpit-for even
the pulpit to degree is reaponsi-
Die tor 4, Iiae future must be
made better than the past. Then
the past may be forgotten aud for
given, but not otherwise. There
rs no necessity for denuneiation.
The people are taking care of the
case There IS Just need for i'm
Provemen', Cease to do evil.
Learn to do well
NOT need there to be much
trouble about anarchy. What an
arehy has Ted on IS mainly respon-
sioie ior anarchy. Anarchy would
nave starved to death long ago but
Tor what II led on
itIed on oiackguard journalism,
oiaoNsuaro cartoons backyard
speeches ana demogogic platforms
and nominations. 1t fed on aP-
peais 10 class hates. 10 sectional
and 70 tho ,n.;,.,
'Ne iNie asS'us' ue
uiligent' 10 the incapable against
the capable. That aud worse was
what il fed on. Take away the
fodder of from 6ltL and ~tr.,zs
a'I a"a'O"y "ouio soon S'al'e %
death
A hue and cry against anarchy
will do no harm. A man hunt
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19

Il has been recently stated by a
prominent ~physiologist that every
time "a Woman gets angry she adds
a new wrinkle 10 her face. Now,
who will be the first 10 say that this
is q wise provision of nature TO let
the world know what sort Of a hus-
band a woman has2