The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
SUGGESTS d L ASH NJ
I FOR NlSHlM1llE:,lN,II'l.' 4 L: ! Y I.
fSecret tary of Navy in Speech a'tss
Chaut . . e lares s Y Ar1ar- ss
chism and socia ism Are AeAl,' sB5s3is
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from the Very iSi @ sI
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pEREyAAp 4y llals gast Il
5retaryE 81 the ~ avy Cha rles Bon apartel$
delivered an this vening "a ~ - tho
AlleRhenya Ctaltauqu near Cumb rland, d,f$S
BEFORE q large ~ gat herring, his S subte y
being s8.s Anarchism and "a Isemeed5 Y. HI
The Secretary referred to the8assasssiinIat-s$ rIts
Stions 81 Lincoln field and az :s[' kinley
and said that the snea sur tina az
ed, after Czol osz s. crime rid RI ne B
country and the Wo RID sof En- ~
plainly mere pal lliatiV
WeS have now all ION enlade brand .l aolS
$the anarchist, .'l he said $..and althoug hs
the original plant, OF fant IND indus'ss
3try, was un dou bted imp ted th e co.
Smestc pro duct Isl large Senou 10 $grasVVetys
trouble q u.s. hism is the prodsu1csN
yof two dtionsS $W hich prey to VI
greater less eyerywhere g Iaohs
the less enlig ghtened n1ode Ger
ciyilized society Il arne the decay ofi
religious It'll, and a. asure sup perss
fetal and pop, ulass
!educati lon. .sss
1Ain1larchisn and Social sEE
MI Bonap par te said II atlAicl syass and
socialism are tw diVergen stems gro~y,
Ing from the Same roo ma sthaA
ali men Of right on gh to Sbe oiltl should
therefore be ke reciselys
equal.
A cal list iss tall 81 $n2lS
always aYowed y, \, Or even coli:s sly
on who sees at& the equaltty demanded
by this doctrine can be- fll! M SVEN en-
sss az 'H'on s
slaves salSs
8.A Southern plant ton fore the war;
constituted, i, So far as II the groess were
concerned, very earl socia
Bmunity; and he ere oha p sas.
nearly equal am tterlls YES ia q u l-s
man being can ne rlaTen tly kept '1st
this eomrnu nifty n so cial sly N!
StitesSf for the onnip tent onlrlisot lent
ter an omnip N on,f,ts lent
Senslaves each one ot them as an di.
5ualS to all NJ In heir corr pora te$ Ca pacityiS
and names this orporation The State,
s An anarch1s MI. Bo aparte cons
Stinued I"d differs from him gby seeing that
he has, fact IN duced new sou reg reg
sof inequality, A IN
for the corp lon he creates can
exercise its authori through ~
agents, and these agentss mus 81 be- Of
3ne he cessity4 armed wit iii powers viii make
them no longer the EQUALS Sof their fel78
lows: just as Al the master o. the pla ans.
Btat tion made one Of his slaves his + oYer--tS
seer. # The anarchist theref fore demand
that there be no such agents and no goY--S
sernment at all (, sS s isi3
The Remedy
$50 much of the evil. n How ca n AZ. bat
cured ?i5i Anarcl1ism is}s the product SSo OF 4
causes which cannot 4 be eradlca ted
Legislation, however drast stic--ot s Ga usea8
which lie deep In the n scheme of the \
modern civlizat ton. But NJ ha peeh&
already made less and could u be- made
much n less r dang gerous and harnlfu ulSs by y$ 4
being dealt with seriously and &ra tion,tally5
without regard t 10 & a little doc trtna!rea
prejudice and little seudo-humanttEaa';-sl
irlan cap-trap. j sas "a SIS, ~
..InS the first place the unla awful aetA
prompted by anarch Ism should be nadS3
crimes, in so far as they re not, strictS
sly speaking, crimes st already, and, 5sil g. a.
crimes. they should be visited W.T. h i, suc9 81 .
penalties as are particularly q dista tefsny
sto the criminal and therefore the most
effective deterrents to crime. .s Il
"a iOn anarchists the death penalt tyE should
be unequlvocal lily imposed by law and insss inss
Nfexibly executed whenever the / prlsonerl ~
has sought directly or ind directl Y. to taks
Sllfe: for ottenses Of less gravity, brief but
Very vigorous irnpr risonment cha racters
ICED by complete seclus!on NJ deprive tions o1
all comfort and Il denial of any form SofS
distraction, supple anted " by ass#i i severe
but not a pub Whip Ing, 4. 4
a4S.r,The lash OF Il all M punish nts most
clearly shows the cnlprit9 that he suffers
FOR what his fell llownnen & hold odious and 4
dlsgrac and II not merely for reasons
tot public policy. my abTid idgementa from ON
fear OF the anarch!s ts OF that fre edom
10 ( speecll and OF the press, guar aranteed
sus by our State and Federal Constltu-s
5tions, would be neither q Wise nor; Of ~ 9
worthy policy. !, y. q Il W. ..,, ].
recognize the utter enpt mess. he IN X
sherent folly of Its theory and ct oil the
Kindred read dy-made. furnish whlle-
you-wait schemes for the /, social rege,n- g
! as 1t exists tod day y & 1t be nothing more
Is the3outcome OF all the strty ing 81 ZOE;
Justice and ha ppiness OF the huma n race
during thousands of years. 3;ts ii
1 elIIEraNI nr nrrIlpKcy5 AIN s8 tst "a