The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-29
DEPORTENG THE REDS

E< inc protests against the depor- assault upon free speech Let the radicals talk he Talk Is not such magic worker as We to assume.
 Mr Burns is talking without his talking the ad mitted principle that should not be disturbed for express ing lawful and orderly desire for change in the So cial system
 Right of free speech has always been It is not the right unlawful It is not the right to rebellion by violence Or if the right to advocate re- beon by violence does exist is right that must be exer a peril of he intending rebel
 Even in he meeting Burns addressed, the rights speech far he concerned was limited to 4o minutes and those speaking n alsous9on 10 'hFG9 hnlu0 Any departure this liberty would be resent would measure to inc degree of the de- parture. up n throwing loo vigorous d5sener out Of the hall
 The Russians lo been deported properly de ported They had assembled themselves into formal orsan zaos accomplish ends entirely unlawful in the United Sale9. If the demands made by these organizations
 production the working classes"
 governmental authority and
 Demolition of all prisons and roliee
 Destruction Q all
 Burning of all certificates of indebtedness
 Of all boundariesin word must
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 The inauguration of general u=eo
 production and the seizure of industries etc m
 alien subject of Russia who seriously proposes "he shooting prominent military and police ofcers so little methods not to be good person citizenship. Ii is entirely wise, moral and Christian. 10 his country
 there will be sort of war in the world the principles which have been abundany explained by lenne fellow statesmen
 The propaganda the deed to be sent into every try. attempt reduce the governments of those coun- tries by internal revolution. fostered from without.
 This activity Russian Soviet government has been admitted indirectly by Lenne, in his offer, in which he agreed such revolutionary effort if terms signed with Allies and the blockade be with drawn
 The sporadic irnpeed activity seeking change thing The organized activity of foreign power working through propaganda to impose it's will upon this country, Is another thing
 The consequences of propaganda of this sort well displayed during inc By propaganda the word of sedi ton preached within the enemy country the United States brought about the disinegFaton of Austria Hungary certainly than by General Iudendorf has testified in his the very destructive effect which American paganda had in the disineeraton of German morale.
 There is really end to the damage that might be stoned if mutude of aliens speaking foreign tongue and backed by their governments should conspre to America.
 This would be form Of and not the exercise of the right of free speech.
 There certain principles governing speech the right assemblagc which older than rights which $ valid they in the beginning
 Those only may speak in the meeting, who have right be heard there right through prn- cipe of legality
 Neither a mans home in church. lodge or state may the stranger have the rights the who attempts to interfere in the political management the ted States usurper: and intruder. no political rights until they extended him naturalization and dscourteous proprieties that imposed upon guest proper deport him country.