Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-09-16

good government. The problem should
be graDpled with and some means
found to drive out from a law-abiding
people class who openly advocate the
doctrine of battle. murder and sudden
death and opposition to all establish
sd forms of government State Sem
tinel.
The people of This country are pa
triotic and law-abiding, and the
whelps, like the one VINO shot Presi-
dent Mckinley. are merely a few OF
the sporadic growihs that must neces-
atrily spring up la a government like
ours. where "a certain class Of people
are likely to mistake liberty for license
and a government OF the free for no
goyernment.-Sussex journal.
AnaIchism teaches that men are a
-aw unto themselves-that they have
a perfect right ito do anything they
rlelse without check or hindrance
lhis attitude valves absolutely the
rights of others substituting license for
libeity,and for this reason such a school
. OF thought has no place in republie
ana should be wiped out by drastic
measures. Legal enactment ought to
make 1t crime to propagate such
vicious doctrines, and the advocates OF
the same ought to be handled without
gloves. The Emma Goldmans. the
John Mosts and their Tx ought to have
no more consideration than is shown
to wild beasts The teaching of an
archism ought to he considered treason
pure and simple AS a man President
mckinley approaches very closely TO
me ideal His solicitude for Mrs. Me
hlnley on all occasions. no matter how
trying, have been the cares of State
. has shown the beauty Of his personal
mo Mr. Mckinley was clean man M
ismirch Is upon his character, and the
nation sorrows profoundly because of
the dastardly deed.-New Castle News
Inc crime was not political. but was
the deed Of an anarchist who was proh-
ably urged to its commission by a con-
spilacy of fellow criminals. He had
gotten 1t into his brain that all rulers
ishcu.d be killed in the interests of HUI
manly Reason can invent no ex-
suse; 1t was cOwardly. a dastardlv
aot inspired by a desire for blood
IL was supposed that the President
had no enemies. He was uniformlv
courteous and consderate to all. His
ear had ever been open to the woes of
classes and northumberland his life had
oeon clean and manly. His political
opponents admit this. and it is good to
know that no one deprecates the acf
more than they.
III would seem that the American
people would come to their senses and
take measures to prevent a repetitiou
OF me act. We are receiving with
open arms masses OF ignorant. degrad-
, ed and vicious of Europe There are
very Few native bern anarchists bat
? their ranks are being daily recruited
from the very worst CLASSES across the
water. Since they defy the law. and
denounce al government, they should
De regarded as outcasts. without the
pale of human society. They should
be hunted down like wild beasts. until
they learn the requirements of human
soclety.-Milford News and Adver-
tiser.
Anarchy is an idea of recent bir-}
and growth dating back only aboul
/ twenty-five years, to 1876. when III,
Berne convention formulated the plan
, or course. extremists. holding some OF
r these ideas We're occasionally met be.
fore this time but they had no organi
, zation and We're not dangerous excep
} as individuals. In 1881. another con.
70 vention was held in London, which de
, creed the destruction Of all rulers as al
. article of faith. II was not until 1856
s when the anarchists attacked the DO
llice in Chicago that the people of this
country were given an example o.
what these teachings led to. And ever
! this lesson was not generally learned
but there was. on the other hand. be
= lief that while these fanatics did no
, like the American police. that ther
= were foreigners who did not know an,
better and that they would soon ge
, lover it. Such a rude awakening as tina
!, of last Friday and Saturday will prob
. ably arouse the American people I,
the seriousness OF the problem facing
them and lead to an adequate restrain
!, being placed on these fanatics.-Mid
\ ldlotown Transcript.
II The next Congress should see to
- that stringent laws are passed restric;
D. ing the immigration of anarchist.
n The Chinese are excluded because @
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