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NOME TRI-WEEKLY NUGGET. MONDAY OCTOBER 27. 1919.
WISE MOVE
Verily Jin* Senate lias displayed an excellent qualitv t.f judgement,
in passing a bill extending the war time t.strictions aimed at keeping un
unrest in the ranks of the people generally make it eminently desirable that
A glance over our industrial history discloses that fully three fifths
of the industrial agitations occuring during the past fifteen or twenty years
have been largely animated by the activities of persons who. if at all en
titled to the appellation of citizen, wen- citizens only by courtesy.
We can personally recall numerous strike disturbances wherein the
no tie of racial c-onsangunity with the American people- and whose very nets
trospe-c-tive- glance- also discloses that in fully sixty percent of the cases
when- Industrial disturbances developed violent aspects, it was foreigners
who were the principals in such nefarious nets as were committed. In
diffen-nc-e between American institutions and those of the lands from whence
they caine. and at the satin- time granted a freedom which permits him
foreign horn resident is very liable to mistakenly run amuck in attempting
to correct such abuses as he mpy find existent in the land ..f his adoption
Association with labor unions also speedily discloses that the bulk
Americans but of those- who c-.mn- to Ame rica from other-lands. In a major
portion of all unions the greatest faultfinders, the hardest kickers and the
and a bosom filled with real or imaginary groivanoes horn »f old world
despotism or mistreatment. In nine ty eases out of every hundred where
dynamite, murder and arson develop in connection with industrial troubles,
it will be found that those primarily responsible are born without the
boundaries of the t’nltcd States.
to become a party to bombing and other anarchistic misdeeds in connection
tilings with loathing and horror. However great his wrongs or grievances
caiTeft the. conditions of which lie complains. On the other hand, the
employs to gain tHo desired end and readily re-sorts to the bomb or knife in
an effort to remedy bis grievances.
Taking him through and ( bye, America has little causey of offense*
against the foreigner. Most of them who come to America make good
citizens and are a credit to the nation. The record of labor disturbances
discloses, however, that foreign agitators and malcontents are mainly re
sponsible for the outrageous extremes which from time to time appear in
connection with industrial conflic ts and arc- at nil times the most Important
factors in strike agitations and other fomentive activities tending to discord
This being the case, it behooves the nation to protec t itself as much as
possible against the evil, either by greatly reducing the volume of foreign
who are permitted to enter the country. Especially at the present time,
when a wave- of ultra-radicalism is sweeping over Europe and threatening
to plunge the world into a state of semi-anarchy, and also because of the
the door against anything which may have a tendency to further inflame
the public mind or add to the difficulties of an already serious industrial
If congress did its full duty by the. nation it would ncit stop at merely
and free of the present industrial discord and’ strife.
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