Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-09-19

=,nerlcan gave utterance to the follow
Ing, among other printed remarks in
criticism of the officials for her sup
preston: THE silencing of Emma
Goldman is an outrage" 1.-THE example
of lawlessness being given by the, police
authorities is at once dangerous and
disgraceful. Should force be met with
force the moral responsibility would
rest upon the stupid despots of the
City Hail."
The above Is disgraceful reading; 1t
should cause Americans to blush for
shame. Emma Goldman, in Cleveland,
spoke the words which fired the brain
of young man to attempt the life of
our President. Had the officials of
Cleveland acted with equal decision
and prudence with those of Philadel-
phia, the crime would not have been
enacted. One result of the attempted
assassination of the President will be
to make yellow journalism more alb
horrent than ever, and our lawmakers
should not lose sight of this dangerous
element in society when dealing with
anarchy and its attendant evils.-Ve-
mango Citizen-Press.
CRIMINAL AS ANARCHISTS.
Emma Goldman and her nefarious
principles are responsible for Czol-
gosz's determination to kill President
Mckinley. They inflamed his mind
and they formed his devilish ambition.
Emma Goldman was hailed as the
apostle of free speech by the Phila-
delphia North American. That news
paper which processes to stand for
reform and right living and honest
purposes should boldly defend one of
the most dangerous anarchists in the
country and should denounce those
who prevented her from uttering her
reasonable, un-American doctrines
would be almost incomprehensible were
1t not already known that 1t has never
had a mission save the vilifcation OF
the men 1t disliked for personal or
political reasons and that its whole
policy was dictated by the erratic in
clinations OF few disappointed and
disgruntled ce-seekers.-Blue Ridge
Zephyr, Waynesboro, Pa.
YELLOW PERIL AND A CURE.
The Journal has had no hesitation
in pointing out where the real respon-
sibility rests for the crime against the
President. The yellow and irresponsi-
BILE press of the country, by their de-
grading and malicious attacks On pub
lie officers and men In high places,
have fostered discomfort, have pro-
NOTED anarchy, and made possible just
such crimes.-Chicago Journal.
THE YELLOW PRESS.
Another instance is called to mind in
Philadelphia where another yellow
paper was champion of Emma Goldman
when the murderous she-wolf mad ar
ranged to deliver a harangue in that
city. The police authorities interfered,
and the paper referred to said: "The
example of lawlessness being given By
the police authorities is at once dan
gerous and disgraceful. Should force
be met by force, the moral RESPONSE
bility would rest upon the stupid des-
pots of the City Hall. The law should
be brought to bear upon the lawIess
mayor and director of public safety"
The yellow newspaper made the right
of Emma Goldman to stand up before
a crowd and incite to assassination
greater than the right of the authori-
ties, constituted by the people, to pre-
serve public peace, order and human
life. On the same occasion Emma
Goldman complained that the constitu-
tion of the United States had been
violated because she could not lash
some Czolgosz In the crowd into shoot
ing the President as he stood extend
ing his hand to his fellow citizens.
Such is the Interpretation of the ma
tional constitution by the fend who
is worse than Borgia, and the yellow
papers that flock to her support.-St
Louis Globe.
EMMA GOLDMAN WHO PREACHED
MURDER.
Emma Goldman, the leading anar-
chist of the country If not of the world,
stands charged with conspiracy to
murder the President of the United
States, and 1t Is the duty OF officers
Of the law to discover every scrap of
evidence that will tend to prove this
and to present 1t to a Jury. This
woman has stalked about the country
breathing threats of venge, nee on all
men in authority. She has outdone
the anti-"imperialists" and the yellow
journals. She has preached murder
and arson, and she preached 1t to Czol-
gosz, and he acted on her advice. He
did as she told him and she is thou
sand times more responsible than the
poor, miserable wretch who is shuddsr-
ing in4a cell in Buffalo. We respect
women and we would not suggest harsh
treatment-but this woman is not like
others; she is a fiend In human shape.
She has murder in her heart and mur-