Evening star., 1926-11-06

however, as to the attitude of the
| present administration:
| II am charged with the enforce
ment of this policy and, furthermore,
l believe in it,
| In the same speech last year Sec
retary Kellogg quoted the law (act
| of June 5, 1920, which modified GER
tain wartime regulations, but ex-
pressly retained the bar against
anarchists and all who teach opposi-
ton to organized government or
| who belong to societies or OrganiZa-
tions so teaching.
| The Secretary added:
zone would think from some of the
comments in the press that a for
eigner has some inherent right to
come to the United States, which Is
being denied by the State Depart
ment. No foreigner has any such
right whatever. Congress may ad-
nit or exclude any one it sees fit.
The law has specified what classes
shall be excluded and until the law
is changed it will be enforced. and it
will be enforced without regard to
! their station in life, for the law ap-
plies to prince and peasant alike.
Nor am l going to enter into a
public discussion of the facts Of
every case on which exclusion is
based.
| II believe in carrying out the let
ter and the spirit of the Constitu
tfon guaranteeing free speech.
believe it is one Of the priceless
heritages of liberty, which we should
preserve, but l do not recognize that
this applies to aliens who desire to
come here to teach their pernicious
doctrines Of communism, revolution,
| oF o,.1o Wis
| government"
X X x X
| Aside from the known activities of
Nine. Kollantay, in promulgating
| Soviet doctrines, the fact that she
is the official representative of the
Soviet government puts her into the
prescribed class, barred under our
| laws.
The act of 1917 exempted from ex-
clusion persons who teach Or advO-
cate the commission of an offense
purely political" but what Is pure
ly political in Russia, such as mur.
der of public officials of 'capitalistic
nations" may be treason and homi-
eide in our country, owing to diff
ferent degree Of civilization. Murder
of the "bourgeoisie" Is not only a
purely POLITICAL doctrine in Russia,
!
public policy.
To prove the above statement, 1t Is
only necessary to cite Document 8.
Circular of the Soviet committee of
the Soviet government of Russia
from which Minister Kollantay comes
as diplomatic representative to Mex.
ico).
General instructions ISSUED, 1919)
THE work of Bolshevist organiZa
tions in foreign countries is regulated
as follows:
relations:
"(a) Assist all chauvinistic meas.
ures and foster all international dis
cords.
Obj Stir up agitation that may
serve ito bring on industrial conflict
| '(c) Try to aSSaSSinate the repre-
sentatives of foreign countries.
Thanks to these methods, interior
discords and coups d'etat will occur
such agitation working to the advan
tage of the Social Democratic party
Equally devilish doctrines are i'm
pressed in relation to the domain OF
internal politics-urging that influ.
entail men in Office be 'compromised
by every possible MEANS" strikes be
induced and interference made with
transport of food supplies to cities
etc.
In military forces. carry on In
tens1Ve propaganda among troops
Cause misunderstanding between offi
GERS and soldiers. Unite the soldiers
to assa ssination Of the higher ON
GERS Blow up arsenals. bridges
tracks and powder magazines. (Thuf
the complete destruction Of the army
VIII be accomplished. and the soldiers
VIII adopt the program Of the SociaI
Democratic workers.p'
/ The above quotations from the Off
clal orders of the Soviets are taken
lteraiIy from the Lusk report of the
New York Legislatures inyestigafion
1920. page 295.
The United States laes forhids the