The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-24
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Modern assassins all belong to one class ~
mental and moral degenerates of their generaton y
own innate depravy furnishes sufficient MOTIF, s. ~
helish deeds If there were newspapers Of an n ~
political rivalry should not exist; if socialism III ~
were unheard of il there were no labor ac,., ~
trusts and milIionaires, there would still be Boo,h '
teaus and Czolgoszs In all ages there have h.., r.
and assassnations, and the present is no eScen.
rule The problem which presents itself to III, ,sb
solve is that of rendering these unbalanced human
as harmless possible by isolation, confinement o. IN,
fecve agencies. The entire suppression Of newso,r
litcal or labor agtators rich men and corbor.toa.
not diminish the number of degeneratcs who A. I'M
kill those in authority.
NOTHING TO BOAST ABOUT
From the Florida Times Union.
Some Southern papers seem to think N rsO,.a
Buffalo that the assassin of the president wa, r.d M
the mob and will be allowed to die peaceful and Len, AT
We might have done otherwise but we deprecat. ~ "a
to boast OF it. If want anarchy the appearance h,
should he avoided The calm and orderly proereson 4
public business after the blow is the strongest uon
onstraton of the anarchists futlitythe prompt ,uf
of the law is the best his brutal rare N
demand for the intervention of Judge Lynch u4S
neither to ourselves to lawf the one or Ii. d.
be defective such people should correct The t
haps the strongest expression of the feeling we critics
found in the following from the Kansas City Times
The boodthrsty that generates murder plots h
erson, N j., would not be permitted to remain in SoA
city long enough TO two rise and set The reds
nuisance to Chicago and constant menace Law
order could carry their Vaccinations in Alann
sonvillc Chattanooga or New Orleans The manner Si
they would he dealt with might not be in strict accord
the statutes but the main point is that they would not
lowed live there and plan the murder OF those in authors
The South has quick temper, and loses its head tied
but its sense OF honor and justice always be relied
Now, the conservatism of the South for tztq }
and will be again the salvation of this Nation We s@
oppose all fanaticism in public life all violent oabu
the popular temper and all appeals to that hghH h
which overlook the statutes and defy the a
tucd authorities. To this appeal all Me dangers against
system owe their strength with the people-to this eng
demaqogue owes his influence and yellow Journalism B
vogue They all be the friends of the poor m
weak against the rich and the strong. Anarchsm ms
appeal and Most and Goldman put fire into the VEINS
their followers by posing martyrs and declaring then
ngness undergo all dangers that evil and oppsa@
die
II we would distinguish ourselves from such idehs
must look to the law and uphold the law; il we vopA
down the criminals we must become criminals hkeTsa
SOCIALISTS AND ANARCHISTS.
From the Chicago Chronicle
A thought which has found uttcrance in many pss +
~
The socialist journals are taking occasion to point gu
wide difference between socialism and anarchy a.
poses all government, while socialism oeheySs N Wv M
ment owning and controlling everything hey ss
tremes between which civilized people ma inc p'S'
happy mean,
In purely theoretical sense this is true but as 81.
of practice and of fact it is only half tTun any
truth is likely to serve the purposes OF an unuu''
To begin with, all anarchists are socialists ~
archist of note has been at time or another w
A.,
of anarchism it is not necessary now to discuss -
fact there hardly be any question .yussk
1t is noticeable also that various groups u
cialists entertain the same opinions as are heiu y
called anarchists. To prove this assertion We
recall the public utterances of Prof Herran' al
cialist with those of Emma Goldman an aVoweu
On many questions they are in entire haii'' 49, asE
authority wherever it asserts itself. Inc ~ .t,n IL
society the rule of the majority, the marriage H. MI
home the family the law, are alike ha'e'" ~, ysE
Both the one a socialist and the other an III
self as omnipotent-an idea clearly enough a. arH
with theoretical socialism as ii is with the u0'N'
cratic individuality in organized society," .I6a aE
There is half-baked socialism IN American XII IN
which has done much to corrupt the PeoP1 a yrsE
sentatves and which manifests itself t,o A.gE
forms OF public help for private interests pa'
lines of what may be called conss.'i'' ,n
calism and difference between theoretical .hs "A
fellCdi anarchy is so rant ludl tiN P'
would have much difficulty in making II GU" Av vh n
All socialists and most anarchists deny sylnp' .'m,
lence The assassns who strike in anarchy = sOss
ways repudated by anarchists, and, as m4''' !, I'D
socialists Whether this is due in some e ,. d tha az
caution it would be difficult to say ee'.1 -, fruits n
lence is the fruit borne by the tree ana Oy -
growth is known at last uho iii r.
If we are to believe the anarchists tn ,,thoru
idents and soveregns in their name act smt hr
wholly on their own motion They mus s.,s of ~
that they get their inspiration from the t,rsr
and that whether their bloody deeds are - .o,ar 10
actual Indictment 90 murder or not they 'fs hss
logically upon the instruction which the 'H'O 81
Gated .hy srd Pk
This being true, the relation between hetusp
snation is quite obvious as is tine - the cs
ism and anarchy. The one leads diree'g 'h, aboutAS
what maeyolent influence the thing is bf0usn' Il yS
socialists and anarchists who do not appi0s
explain The facts are before them ana
elucidate them If they can. s%s&
: Another Blow to the Ine0'" BIZ