The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-10-25

! conspiracy to overthrow the govern
ment. The Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
says: AN avowed anarchist has no civil /
rights superior to those Of the avowed /
! thief. The community can be rid Of
one as readily as of the other Every !
anarchist nest in the United States can
be broken up and its members dspers-
| ed, every public anarchist meeting or
parade can be prevented. and the en-
tire anarchistic propaganda checked, If
not suspended. by local police regula
tons. and few general state statutes,
which will not conflict with the provi
sions OF the Constitution" And the
st. Louis Globe Democrat adds similar
ly: Civilization has been tardy and
weak in dealing with these demons.
They should be deprived II a citizenship
they denounce and denied place in
the communities they seek to plunge
into chaos. When the fact Is distinctly
grasped that every anarchist is an
assassin in his tendencies and propa-
ganda. the hardpan of truth in his case
will be reached and the remedy applied
will be adequate. Punishment and ex-
clusion are the only effective resources.
The disease must be cut out with a
steady, resolute hand"
Mr.. John II. Dos Passos, n New York
lawyer VINO Is regarded as an authority
on constitutional law, urges in com
municatlon to the New York Times that
alien anarchists be banshed, that $50
cieties which advocate such doctrines
must be exterminated," and that the
Government make 1t misdemeanor
Tor any person in public or private to
CT ,,rtp pi,,Ia
py law or 10 counsel, ADVISE, direct
command or lncite any one or more
persons TO become anarchists and COM
mt the crimes OF anarchy. AS part
OF TINS program ne would "eXtinguish
their journals and literature The
loea OF panlshlns the anarchists seems
10 meet faVor IN many quarters. Or. l.
N fuhk' IN letter 10 the New YORK
sun inahes the picturesque suggestion
that tneE De uelor'ed TO some one
I'u''iui is'a""' uiS'aht from iahd anu
t'oii .he usual I'a"S vi tile sea SUI
''ieh"S '"ISc ~ t"iiiior'apIy ho'u anu
support an Vi inns ClaAs Oh anarchists
WI" may pt iouiiu III the inherent CIVIL
i"'u countries Oh the "orld' that thls
'Slhhu ~ strongly guarded 10 prevent
ESCAPE other"ise THESE people TO De
"''o"eu absolute freedom Tree from all
law ana All control Tree to practise
"h"rchg anu WORK IL out to IT'S logical
results II would De interesting he
reinarNs' |" see what these anarchists
""uIu 90 win the thlet, the murderer,
> ana other CRIMINALS VINO may rise up
among thefn. me whole experiment
"ou,n ne 'ducatiVe' and to no one more
;" IMAM 10 the anarchist
NO. rev Journals OF considerable
NeiEh'' however seriously doubt
Nhe'her harsh treatment of the anarch-
!H's VIII 90 any GOOD Inc Phiiadelphla
rreSS' fostmaster-deneral Smiths pa
per hp'l'eS prleiE the remedies pro-
! posed by MI DOS Passos, and remarks
u tha' NJ must be remembered that all
tine restric'ionl now proposed in this
country has existed for decade in
. every continental country in Europe,
without erect. And Albert Shaw says.
IN me REVIEW OF Reviews: After all
no airect measures taken by national
. VT state lawmakers can accomplish very
'hu'h' me pest safeguard lies in oui
" Er'at'f devotion as a nation to all thu
- p'Sl Ideals OF democratic republic. AS
10 'he personal SAFETY of our high OIL
GERS oi state ana OF other men con-
Sp'uouS IN the world OF aHairs, We may
y '""e'u exercise little more care: but
we '"h not PROVIDE such safeguards as
- are thrown apout European monarch
- N''""ul Sueh changes III our methods as
are NOT Io"slpIe' so TOO thinks MI
htS"h "h" says IN MS 'ommoner;
we can not give nun protection to our
"'hclaIS merely by passing laws Tor the
punishment OF thpS" VINO assault them,