Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-09-20

SCuSS
Nobody should be permitted to preach
the gospel of murder in this country un-
der the grise of anarchism or any, other
cloak.-Clevelund Leader.
The privilege of free speech has been
abused and turned to bad ends, and
should be restricted to exclude the raw
ings of these followers of the red flag
Montana Record.
The United States can offer no asylum
to those who war against society, and all
the forces of civilization must be exert
ed to stamp out their pernicious infiu-
ences.-philadclphia Times.
Every known anarchist of foreign ma
tivity should be driven from our shores.
No man, native or foreign. ought to be
allowed to remain at large who avows
such doctrines.-St. Paul Globe.
Their presence in this country is n
canccrous growth upon our republican
form of government. and the most dras-
tic measures used to remove them will
not be too severc.-Baltimore Herald.
The problem of dealing with anarchy
under Republican rule is difficult, it is
true. but it is one for which the govern
ment must find some method of solution.
and that right carly.LKansas City Star.
The laws against anarchy ought to be
so stringent and so vigorously enforced
that an individual who possesses its the
cries and breaches its doctrines cannot
live in this country.-Columbus Dispatch.
We do not wait to kill a rattlcsnake
until his deadly fangs nave struck; we
should not wait to take anarchism by the
throat until it has accomplished its open
~ avowed ends of assassination.-Louis-
vile Courier-Journal.
We are a free republic. but surely we
have the right to say that any man who
publicly and expressly advocates a vio-
lent attack upon our political instieu-
lions or their lawfully chosen representa-
tives, thereby forfeits the privileges and
protection of the government which he
would dcstroy.-Boston Globe.
One thing is certain. Anarchy must be
suppressed. To do this it may be neces-
sary to surrender something that we prize
highly. but the sacrifice must be made.
The anarchist should be given no chance
to take life. He should be looked on as Il
menac to society and his tribe as ferine
vermin.-Memphis Commercial-Appeal.
If the public utterance of dangerous
anarchist sentiments, such as the advo-
cacy or approval of assassination. either
by speech or in print. were made sufi-
cient cause for deportation it would at
least be impossible for these foreign fa-
natics to meet and glorify the assassin
of an American President with impunity.
New York World.
1t was time long ago that the preach
ing of the anarchistic violence should
have been punished on the same basis as
the crimes for which it was directly re-
sponsible. Had this been done for some
years back the homicidal cranks would
not have had the temptation which has
resulted in their attempts on the lives of
so many rulers.-Pittsburg Dispatch.
The people of America owe it to them.
selves to purge this land Of liberty of
these reptiles that use the muniments of
freedom to strike at the foundations of
an government.-St. Paul Pioneer Press.
All Of the internal cult and all AMI
lated with them should be hunted down
mercilessly and driven from American
soil, and we would add that were il; not
for the danger of making an occasional
mistake in identity 1t would be justiia-
BILE, we believe, in the sight Of both God.
and man, to shoot any who refused to
obey the order to so as n you'd q mad
dog -Ri.k,mOnd nionotoh