The state herald., 1901-12-06

| AuitiA Laws Recommendations NAVY.
A comprehensive synopsis Of President
Roosevelts message to Congress Is given be-
low:
To the Senate and House of Representatives:
The Congress- ASSEMBLIES this year under
s9o snadow OF great calamity, On the sixth
by an anarchist while attending the Pan
American Exposition at Buffalo. and died in
that city on the fourteenth OF that month
the third who has been murdered, and the
bare recital OF this fact, is sufYicicnt to jus
u.y grave alarm among all loyal American
the third assassination Of an American Presi,
dent. have a peculiarly sinister Significance.
eotn Presdsnt Lincoln and President Gar
neld were killed by assassins Of types unfor-
trnately not uncommon in history. President
Lincoln falling victim to the terrible pas
s,ost p aroesed by four years of civil war.
ity o. disappointed ofice-s seeker. President
mckinley was killed by an utterly depraved
criminal belonging to that body OF criminals
who object to all governments. good and bad
alike, who are against any form Of popular
liberty u II is guaranteed by even the most
lust and liberal laws. and who are as hostile
10 the upright exponent Of n free peoples
BILE lespot
"it Is not too much to say that at tn. time
OF President McKinlsy's death he was the
States: while we have never lad any public
man o. his position who has been SO wholly
Tree from the bitter animosites Incident to
public life. There could be no personal
hatred Of him, for he never acted with auEht
but consideration for the welfare of others.
No one could fall to respect him who knew
him In public or private life. The defenders
Of those murdererous criminals who seek to
excuse their criminality by asserting that II
wealth and irresponsible power. But for this
assassination even this base apology can
not be urged
The President speaks In the highest terms
o. the personal and public virtues Of Mr. Me-
kinlsy. Describing the nature OF the aasas-
sination and the motive that inspired II, the
message continues:
Motive Of the Assassin.
The blow was aimed not at this Presi-
dent. but at all Presidents at every symbol OF
government The anarchist, and especially
the anarchist In the United States. Is merely
one type Of criminal. more dangerous than
aspravity in sres,er d.srss. ~. ns msn 'sSs "Ss
advocates anarchy directly or indirectly. In
any shape or fashion. or the man who apollo
m..is nor nap.,s sn.rsh's,s ana th.ir deeds makes
the fact. The anarchist is q criminal whose
perverted instincts lead him 20 prefer eonfu-
Of social order. His protest Of concern for
| worfinsmen Is outrageous in Its impndent
talnty: for II the political institutions Of this
country 90 % no, AFFORD opportunity to every
1oer Of hope 10 forever closed against him
rte anarchist Is everywhere not merely the
snemy Of system and progress. but the dead
" toe q liberty. IL ever anarchy ts triumph
ant its triumph will last for but ons red
moment. to be succeeded for ages By ths
gloomy night of despotlsm.
Would Esciud. Anarchists.
y earnestly recommend to the Congress
that n the exercise OF It's Wise discretion IL
shouif take into consideration the coming
TO this country Of anarchists or persons pro-
fsssiaS principles hostile to all government
| and IustifyinE the murder OF those placed
In authority. No matter calls more urssntly
Tor the sisest thought Of the Congress-
The Federal courts should be gwen juris-
to hiil the President or any man Who by ihs
Constitution or bylaw 10 In line Of sueces-
sion for the Prssdspey. while tho punish
eronarsla,.% % un,ueeemu, w ,ss s a,tsmpt should be
sEainst our Institutions.
Ansrehy Is erimr against the Who'll.
asaiast th. anarchist. His crime should Be
| made an ohsnse against the Law Of nations
ihs piracy and that form Of msnstsaiinS
biseksr infany thss either. Il should ;, 80
declared BY treaties among all eiviiised pow
| erp.
The rrass Problem.
''rhs tremendous and highly compiler
Industrial development which went on with
half Of III. ninstssnth century bragg Us fse.
TO face. at the beginning OF the tvsnusth,
With very serious social problems. The old
ths eindinG force Of As. wsrs one. quite
sufneisnt 10 regulate the accumulation ard
distribution Of wealth. Since the Industrial
the productive power Of msniind. ,s.s 1890 srs no
LONGER susiei.nt "" " "
The creation OF Er.s, corporate fortune.
has not been due to the tariff nor 10 any
other sovsrnmsntsi setien, but to ns,ural
oauses In the business usrld. operating In
other COUNTRIES a. they opsrais In our esn.
richer n. peor b.,. s,.ss ,ss ,es have from
contrary. never before has the average man,
the ssse-sortsr. the farmer. the snsii uai.
,s. % p-...n i'm. fs.I ss.. s 1sss,y s..n ,.s. .ns
connected With the accumulation Of vssithI
yet u rsmAins true tina, q fortune aeeumu.
mouse incidental ben.a,s upon Others. sue.
eessfai entsrpriss. Of the type which bsnsn,s
all mankind. can only exist n the eehditions
are such a. TO ossr srss, prirss as the re-
The captains sf industry who hav. driven
the ransAy systsins across this esntinsni
developed our msnufse,ure.. hsy, on III.
uhsls done great sood To our people. with.
out them the msisrisi development Of which
~e ar. so Justly proud could never have
taken place. Moreover. vs should recognize
the immsnss Importance To thl. mstsrisi
development Of leaving a. unhampefsa q.
10 eompausls With the public Goed the siron q
and foresfui men upon whom The ,uee,.,
of business operations Inevitably rss,s.
Caution is Urged.
An additional reason fof caution In deal.
Ing With eorpotstions 10 10 b. found In the
International commercial conditions Of 10.
day. rhs same business conditions witch
have produced The kf.st sGsf.s.iions Of cor.
porsts aud individual wealth hs,s made them
s.y petsn, i.e,ors IN International CONNER.
eisi competition, America has only Just
begun 10 assume that commanding position
IN the international business World Witch -
bslis,s .ill more aud nsors DO hsrs II 10
be not ieopatdsa. especially ., . time shsn
the otsfho~inS abundance Of our osn ns,u,
fsl resources snd the skill, business snsfsy,
and msrhsnleai aptitude Of our p.opi. mst :
diuehs u .sua be most un-iss 10 efsmp
Sstisn,
"Disss'sf IN stss, business enterprise. car
never hs,. It, .nse,s limited 10 the men Al
the top, u spf.sis Throughout. and ~hiis n
u bad Tor stsftbsfp, " 10 worst for thee.
fsfthssi dsrns The capitalist may be .beft
o. bis lusufissi but the ~sss.~stasr ma,
bs deprived VI sven bar. nsr...itis.
"tn facing ns~ Industrial tand tons IN.
latinn sill rsnstsll, DO beth un~iss snd In
| Effective unless undertaken after calm inqulf,
and With sober ssifttss'fnint Murh ~ M
lssisiahoh directed a, the tiur,. ~ouia hs,,
been entirely inrrsttit. In dssiins ~iii
business interests, far IN. government 10 IN
dsftAts ~ crude and tissonsisrfsi i.sisls
ton IN do ~hst nsS tufn oUt 10 bs bed
| would bs 10 inrnf the fist nf such fsff.ssb
ibs ns,ioBsi disaster ihs, I, -puld bs prefer
sbls IN unisfihts noihins q, all
AN this 10 true. sni yet n IL alec ,fu
that there are fsai sud sfsts evils, one q
ihs chief hsns atsfrssrlisli,siion bstsus
| ef its man haisfui rnhssgusnfssl ahd fsso
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