Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-09-26
SO LET 1T BE DONE.

SO LET IT BE DONE.
u Thu time has come for the Ameri-
can people to take a positive stand
az against the importation of men who
do not understand and who will not
iic understand and who will make no
effort to learn the genius, the object,
W. the height and depth of our citizen
, ship.
yes The Italian Dago, the man who
lti believes it incumbent to stick a knife
in the short ribs OF men in author
{. ity over them, who belong to the
t49S world wide malta, the very name
which presages murder, a defiance
LI of all law, human or Divine. These
: men, born under the hot suns Of
their own nation, or amid the isles
rg of the MEDITERRANEAN sea, have an
ID, idea, the moment they land on our
", shores, that our liberty of action
A and of speech is a license guaran-
z Deed by our laws to defy all author
lor ty. They stand in our public
yt places and shout out threats against
'n he lives of our rulers, threaten muir
3ler in the very faces Of our officers
Irs apf the law, and because the laws are
n n not fashioned 50 they may be
assl corralled and controlled, they go
'ei m~whipped Of justice to spread their
Iplta 1rntr.pnc .r,1r1. 49, L.
anions 'hooo "
!, whom murder is only a sweet and
rh,a gentle pastime.
q For the last ten years our citizens
nave been treated to the Wild and
woody threats of these people
Iii classed anarchists, and simply
!. regarded them as crazy fools. Now,
when the full force of the doctrines
hey have preached to the people,
M heir modified socialism, only
another name for nervous lunacy,
ind their anarchy, which in one case
,od means just a trifle of law, and in the
! w pther the ~uprooting of all forms of
rio aw and authority, nave fallen with a
rushing force upon the hearts of
d pur people, the blow calls for some
ntsS h;nc that shau forava, sta, tha
~ 80 ~! -
tint lands OF these fanatics, that shall
~, protect such men as Mckinley and
d b he thousands of other soul pure
uf ra La - az 5;naLa.xo
md nSn oui na'uio mas ~ 'ho u'sohaiso
tee pf the duties the law imposes upon
.n - hem.
a We are aware of the fact that the
Wi, esk every village and hamlet in our
en- proad and are setting for our rep
M, esentatives in congress is a some
What difficult one, but the demand
sol 4 !,
iee5 something shall be found that will
~ n bind the anarchistic sentiment of the
eel country to the great big cross of
m public opinion and cruelty it with
'inE put mercy. Just how the decision
shall be made that shall divide lib
'nk2 .rty of action and of speech from
d i license, and thus effectually hold in
thl check and finally control this raven
trer 5us opposition to law, is a question
hat is deeply engrossing the best
vim brains of our nation, and we feel
confident that the goal of solution
nvill be successfully reached and
7 ~ passed. Only we ask for such laws
a Il rs shall make it treason to threaten
ARK he life of a president, punishable,
/. according to its seriousness, from
Imprisonment for a variable term, to
Abes Instant death where murder is done.
APP let men know that the principles of
Ter anarchy are contrary to all law and
will be vigorously punished in any
itizen who proclaims them, and a
The. ong stop will be made in the right
plo2 direction.
Let the coed work proceed.
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