The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-27
PRESS OF NATION CONDEMNS FRANKS
 EXECUTION
(Chicago Herald.)

Chicago Herald)
 The Herald has gathered the editorial expressions Of the press of the nation regarding the ynchng or Leo M Frank The comment follows:
 New York Times.-The State of Georgia should eith- CT apprehend the murderers Of Leo M Frank and pun ish them according to It's laws it's people should honor them by election to the chief judicial and admin lstratiye offices in their gift Any halfway course would be cowardiy evasion Either the lynchers Of Frank faithfully represent public opinion in Georgia or they do not represent it. If Georgia approves ynchng then honors bestowed upon the ynchers would attest at once to the shameless courage of the Georgia pub lie and It's willingness defy public opinion in all the other States of the Union.
 New York Globe-There may be some people in Georgia who are proud of their State today, but they are not many The rest of the nation regards the mur der of Frank not only as most dastardly but in suit to the principles of civilization and law.
 New York Evening Post-There is no need to put words to the in order seek to express the full horror and shame of the lynching of Leo Frank in Georgia Everything conspires to fix public attention this latest and eliminating murder by the mob The crime was committed, it were, in full sight of the nation The awful spectacle speaks for itself We can only away from it with shudder to ask what it all means and what be done about it.
 New York Evening Sun.-The lynching of Leo M Frank the most shocking crime in the long record of mob outrages. It is the climax of story in which jus tice and moderation have constantly been subordinated to prejudice.
 New York Mail-A government that does not rep resent il it's the best moral Of s commun ity cannot lonk endure What is going in Georgia is more than a tragedy of invidua The trag- edy of Leo Frank is the tragedy of the government of Georgia.
 Pittsburgh Dispatch.-Georgia is reaping what she sowed. For years she had tolerated mob violence against race. No State community, can thus traffic with anarchy without paying the penalty. The mob that is allowed to set it's belief above the law in one case will hesitate to arrogate to itsef tho same power in another
 Atlanta Constitutlon-The assault of the lowest criminal upon the life. person property of another affects directly but person, the assaant and his victim, that act of the mob which lynched Leo Frank has put stain upon the escutcheon of the State which more than 250O0O0 people trying to preserve un- tarnished. Every man. woman and child in George will feel the ultimate effect of that act of the lawde flying mob which lynched not Leo Frank, who is only a detail in the lawful story; but the State itself
 Marietta (Ga) Journal.-We regard the hanging of Leo Frank as the act of lawabding citizens Frank was not scratched nor a hair of his head harmed. He was hanged by the neck until dead" as the law had declared was his just due. We have apology Go make or regrets to express The people demanded that the verdict of the Court be carried out and to h that 1t was
 Charleston Cs O. News and Courier.-The last chapter in the Frank is It's worst The fact that Frank could be ynched is, in all the circumstance, the most disgraceul episode if its kind in the history of the South
 Frank could be lynched is in all the circumstances, of inherent savagery Georgia stands revealed before the world in her naked barbarian brutality She shame disgrace to the other States of the Unon who are poweress in the matter of humane justice to put up- her the corrective punishsment her crimes deserve