The Atlanta constitution., 1901-12-09
ANARCHY. Congress urged TO take
immediate action to suppress the
reds. Those here must be deported.


The presidents message dwclls at more
length On the sadness of Mckinley s
death. then takes up the question Of an
archists:
This criminal was professed an
arrhist inflamcd hy the teachings OF
rrofessed anarchists. and probably ais"
I bv th.. reckless uttcrances Of those VINO
on tho stump and in the public press,
appeal t. the dark and evil spirits "i
m malico and greed. envy aud sulch
, hstr.d. This applics alike to the deliber-
ate demagog1lc. To the exploiter ot sen
sationalisra and to the crude ana t"oilSh
visionary who. for whatever reason
a1.olouizas for crime ov cNcites aimleSs
discont mt
-'Th. blow was aimed not nt this presi-
dent hut at all presidents; at every sym
hul Of government. On no c"hc'lNh"i'
theory could the murder oi the pi'3iD'.i''
I b,. accepted as due 10 protest against m
4 ea,,aIities in the social order. Anarchy
Is no NOR. an expression Of social dis
content than picking pockets OF wiz
beating.
( The anarchist. and especially the an
/ archist in the United States, Is merely
/ cn. typc of criminal, more dangerous
/ than any other because he represents thN
& same depraVity in a greater degree. l"c
/ man who advocates anarchy dlie''H VI
/ indirectly in any shape or tashioh. OF ii iit
/ nm yyho apologizes for anarchists an"
/ ,heir ,,e.ds makes himself morally ac-
I ,.ssorv 10 murder before The TACT. Inc
/ anarcbisi is a criminal whose perverted
I instincts lead him To prefer confusion ana
( ,baos IL the most bcncficent form oI so
1 ,i.I order The anarchist As ever! Nh''e
( rot merely the enemy Of system ana oi
/ ureercs-. but the deadly foe oi hperty
. if ever anarchy is triumphant It's u.
I umuh will last for but one red iholhei'l'
I :, ~. succeeded for ages toy the gloomy
Z night of despotism.
For the anarchist himself, Whtthet M ~
( t.r.achas or practices has doctrines ~
{ ie,-i not have one particle more S"iicc' - =
+ tb.n Tor any ordinary murderer ~ y
f in no Sense, m no sh"pe - ~ !.
.rlrn,itlct of social conditions, save ~ :
/ t,5.t newman is produced by the laV'
( tb9t an unarmcd man happens 10 nav =
{ r,1rrSe No man or body ui men pitaNi,,
/ ir.s anarchistic doctrines shoNl" "o ~ ~
{ lowed az large amy NOR" than "a r.f...,,a
Z ira ihe murder of some specliled p'iN"'
M .,,stl,- recommend To- the congress
( ,tst ia the exerciSe of its wise discrctl"H
E !. s-,,o,lId take into consideration the CON-
( inf~ 10 this country of anarcairlS OF P-'
/ sons prsfeSSing principles h'St"c -
{ ...,,-.r.t,,ant such individuals rs ui's'
/ 80 -. t,-,r~ ago .raa ahcrei in open meet
-. 80 s-i,rffv the murder of hlnB iiViH- IN,
/ I@rt of Italy perpetrate a ,l'int -, -,
| and those like them Shoulu ~ 80 ~
Z 80 .--se country. aud n fouhu h-i' - >
{ -s,..s,lF Ia, promptly deport"d 10 tIi' ''"i,
80 whence they came. 40 ihitt1'l ,'il ~,
more urgently for the Wises1 Ohou6"l W
'i.. 'i..r,'.' grJ.sraI courts should be given ju-
s;..-s.n over any man who Kills W ~
:. .,uts A. Kill the president or ahl hifu ~
I 80, i.,- the constitution OF hy NV p III az
line of succession !vr ~. M ,,il,eur,,.ssf fili
-,-rfTa rh. punishment Tor an uiN, -
..-,nf should be proportioncd 10 tne
.,...-mitx III the offcnse against our lnsn-
i.,-,.,-,.bv fs a crime against the whole
s,,.,,,.r, race. and all mankind Sheuid
Z and against the anarchist. liis III ~
. sho,sfd Ice made an ouensr aESllS' -. -
! I.,vV ~ nations. Ike piracy ana th1t ~ IA
I - ,,an stealing known as the SlaNe
/ trada- for il is OF far hlacker I'M aiha \
ann either IL should be SO declared
/ 80 fresfl.s among all Civilized powers;
such treaties would give, 20 the i.aerli
government the power oi aeaiihs WIN 'i'
crime. ....., -, f,1i,. ~
tba anarchist position was auorded ny
{ -, ,rfitu,i. of the Jaw toward this very
8 --s.oinal who had just taken thS NE ~
,he president. The people wou,u have
-Dru him limb from limb if III nad not
t..er that tho law deiicd was at once in
/ ,-,E.d i'm his behalf No man VIII ever
/ L.. restrained from becoming preslden,
J - an. fear as to his personal safety. ~
- LEI 10 the nreSidcnts life became
| ,reat il would mean that the once Mouii
I secrs ard more come TO he nlled by men
/ - s,,srff which would make tneIn reso-
~, and nerciless in dealing with every
/ f~iend of disorder This great country
will not fall into anarchy ana II am
/ archIsts should ever hecpme SERIOUS
| menace TO its institutions ineN Moulu
| - merely be stamped out. hut would IN
,-oive in their own ruin every actiNe or
n.ssiv. svmpathizer with their doctrines
a.i-- Ar,1rris.sn people are slow 10 wrath.
INT when their wrath IS once hiluled II
brsru- Ike Z consuming ildiiif-