Workmen's advocate., January 24, 1886, Image 2

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WORKMAN'S ADVOCATE,
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TRADES COUNCIL OF NEW HAVEN,
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tkadks cm sen. itiii.m.im; ( (immi i i 1:1:
KVKIIV Ml'NIlAV UnllMMI.
Oflli'c, TriulrH'iiiliH-ll Hull. '.'ill t'lni.i'l s.
I'liMl-lir.! fur tin' .iii'. f - ,i 1 1 1 1 r:n -1 tut' I hf
evil InlliK'iii'ti of tin' ruiTiiit i'aiilu!i-tic
Iiy iTlnliiitf tin' truth mill iilarlnir lnfi i f I ; -
wnrkliii; i'-ip!i' f.it.,1 fi.r II .'hi iiimI r. II. t i-.1.
liiini tlii'ir iniliMrinl, r-..-inl mi. I ...liti.-ul r..n.li
tl..,i, to tl' mil .hut tln'V niiiv i'iiiiiiii i;i.i:r
thmini'lvi'K frmii w iiu'i- -lauTY utnl hui'lli 'i I i t 1 1
I ii t fff-l iutr i "iTi "iiiii'li mi- ."ulii-iti'il li"in i'i"
Irl iiriims in nil paiN "I tin' v.... I. i ll' i- rv
iiilrinu mi x w ff -IiciiM ' t 1 1 ; i i 1 1 ivliini iN'Min.'"-
A.l.llr- all ruiiiiiiiiiiii ul i"!,- In
Workmen' itliriltr,
I'. (I. Ill'iiui l II). I, ilnwii, nun.
Sl nsritilTMN li'.vil.s:
Out' Year (postal" lic'i, - - 1 '
Three Month, " - - '!'
I'AVAIII.l; IV ,vnv am i;.
f'TI.H 'llM'l' Will hi' !-t.,'. .l , itll't 1 1 li..'ll
t'Xllriltlnll I'f Mlli"l'l'i'li.'ll,
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ENGLISH ARISTROCRACY OP
POSED TO BOYCOTTING.
As Illicit li;lc hee.i i'ii'('lfil. tin'
"powers that In'" in K..e;.ud have
taken slepH to shield their roliher
SVSlcill IVolll lll'ill llcsl I'llM'il Utile
lllll I'llI'll pic. Till' SIICOv -'of till'
Irish in hoycot t i iiu' rackrriiti'is and
ot Iht olijcct ionalili' parasites has put
t lir 'Hnn'Msli aristocracy to it u Ms
I'llds ,o tillil Home nira lis wherehy it
ran maintain rontrol of tin- people's
earnings, and the " are'.iniri.t " to lie
used is physical force with a pad, lint;
of law, us the following I i -1 ki t 1 1 to
the capitalistic press will indicate :
l.oVlxiN', .Lin, 111. The eu eriiiiicnl u ill
iiilreih.ee in parliament, at the carhesl
pnssihle iiioiiicnl, a liill m.iKili;; hey eel
line; a t'elu.iv, I'lilai'iii I lie " n ci s ot
imiKist rates, am! olliei n i.-e si rencl hciiim;
I lie criminal law.
So (hey would " make " it a fel
ony t hey would ' make " it wrone'.
It's all rihl. now, of course: hut as
noon as they ect, it throueh their
Itefiiddleil iiristocrat ic lieadts that pos
sihly the let alone policy, if ttdopted
1 V I he coll. I. loll people, luiehl freeze
thein out of society, make them pau
pers hi.njr with f;old, this l'',m;lish
unsloeniey lieconies t r i u 1 1 1 ne. I , and
endeavors to compel the coinnioii
herd In support thein in idleness.
Luissr: fui it is all rijr, when it is
optional with the ruline' class lo use
it or not ; hut u hen the eomuiou
people are tired of heinu saddled
with an aristocae ami arc prepared
to " let her I'ip," t hen it lieentues
wrol.e it hecoll.es a felo.1V.
Not only in Kne'land, houeer, is
aristocratic opposition in !iein:x let
alone cryslalliiue' n-elf into law ;
" free " America is not so free hut
,n ,, that our iuoiieha.;s euntiol the
f J' workers and fallen uponlhcir toil.
Here, too, it is proposed to con. pel
the workers to produce wraith fur
t he rich and t hen, out of t he pit tam e
received as wanes, tu lie riiiniielle.l l.i
return every rent over audalior the
( . cost of snstainii.e; life into I he cof
fers (if the ll.olieoiTar in the : hape
of profits.
Will the Knelish lords tiered ;
It is doiihtfiil. ill the Aim n. an
lords succeed j' Answer, fellow work
ers ! For the organizations uf ew
I laven, deeideillv No !
THE HYPOCRITE.
i " 1 Wdiile .retendiii to leiiii towards j
' Jthe side of the workers, the Nc :
I , ' ktk n'"'-' "f T,""S,,i,V "l""""1 :1" I
' 5 . , , i .'111
r ice ()H the ciain.'ikcrs srike ,1c-
t : i , , 7
' .'fc ,ietin-r the desolate home ,, a lmn- ;
I ajniioii eiarmaker who was lockei! j
. out, am! nuikin the miscr;ihe w ifc
sav that the little tnoncv her I, us- !
r . ' , . , , , ' i
,,aii,t received iron, ine loss was,..., -
. U'r than nothini;. "'I'here are se-
. ,l! mouths in tin1 family to till, and
' I tell vou we can't afford to sink,-."
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I his is lirohahlv supposed to hr aiM
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argiimem against hiimii;. u-i'i no
ilouht seems sound to the l'r!.'
man
. But if the head of this ,..
. . 'p .i i i e a i. :. .
family had received tic value of his
lllhor ill the pa-t, lliry Wullhl Hot
llecil to fear 11 few Weeks' a i t i 1 1 1 .
vv hieli cniihl he rat her e.iiuycd than
ol lli'l'u i.-e. Ami it is I" 'a ill I III
that I.alior nrjan.os. The li,o
knows I his, liiil appeal- to 1 lie i'j.mr
an I aid t hoiiu'ht le-s lo the -tarv im,
to defeat I he olijecl- uf ( I ':ini,ei
l.alHil'. Illlt ill.!., the , ', s
capital..-! ic ,-heet, ami is niilv slmw-
iiie, lty rir . w In n it -av - a j I
word for I.alior,
A NATURAL RESULT.
AlliollL' the lil'-t of ( 'olilieet icllt
ell ie - I n J 1 1 : 1 1 i in olliei' he hum lliees
of workmen wa-Niul I.' Norwaik.
Thl'J'lei lull followed clo.-c llpull
I he ictol'V of I he hallel's ,, er I he
ho-' i s, and a woi k .nan was .'.oiu:
1 1 ; 1 1 ed a nd . leeted ma m while I he
il eiiiuicil wa- carried lo t he c
telil of t Wo-I hil'd : ,-o I hat I he
Workers, Willi I'i'J hi . e peel ci I he
.al'I'MliM "ill of eerlain l'efiirm II.
llieir interest.!.
Now We a.'e l.ll'el'llieil h I he Soil I II
Norwaik I" 'hi ii ic' Jmi rmil lhat the
people',- coll I ii lenec has heel! he I '; cd ,
ind that the mayor is t rn-k I iii-r lo
I he I'i. pita i .si s, a lid h,l i Ii.'L1 Irel ed I he
inlee-- of the pcuple, A 1 1 I llie
.liiiiniiil furl In r slates I'hat the eani-lali.-'ls
who ha'.e I.e., hhek I l.-l ih
llliioli men , i u I I 1 1 il; W a'es a lid ;-hoW
inu I he, r a n i nios. I x towards .';ran-
l.ed l.h.il' oil cel'S oeea -.1 il. , a.'e
1 ' It 1 1 1 ' k 1 1 II e' n er I he 1 1 1 sa ppollit I. .elil
of I he w 1 i ke.' .-',
Si.iiiile ornan.al 1011 w il hoitl edu-
ealioll i:, ellel':; W.ISll'll. Tl.e f..r
I hal I hr workers of Soul h Norwaik
llrrredcd ill rlrct 1 1 1 Li' I heir nominees
lo oilier ,-hnUed I hal I he were or-
a 1. 1 ed. That I hey made I he w rule;
select inll- I. id lealed, a too I I'll -I i 11
di-po: i mil, and a lark of know Icdur
of I he character of I he nu n w ho
were to rcpre.-cnl I hem.
A thorough nluralioi. in .r de
tails of workmen's politics inieht
have Icllded lo the Uoll.i.cil iol. of
proper per-ons men who could hr
controlled h the o.'Lrlllizal ions of j
I l.e w orke. s. A ml 1 1 r::a nizal ions
should he so formed I ll.'ll Inflect nf
dill .1. other of a.l . I. ell. he.' could
he punished V c pul-iuu, a. id t he
wrote.; doer I reatcd ;. - a scah. I e
Sl.i.nld Hot he e'l el. I lie oppu.'l 1111 il
to aain deceive Ins fellow workmen.
If the n.avor nf Soul I. Norwaik is
a proletarian a men. her of the hat- j
iri's' iinioii or tl.e Kniehts of l.al.or.
l I Mil.'., , ."
ne ran i ie su.n.ua ri .y nen n w u ... I . j
he i-al heart a traitor, he wdl ',,.,
lamly receiNc a traitor's reward.
We smi i l.i,. I,,.:. wilv u 1. 1, ,,,!
hrnt her- uf South No. 'vi, ilk. and
hope I hat I In - e--oi) will ii.. I eo ii!!-
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' " ' Mll.wu:lN n,M
he popular, toil I lev are rap
,,ni'a.:eo,is, and are "up" on the:
al.or,p.,-!iou. ;
(i.-anird l.ahnr ,n,i-l rxeri , tc-
al v i.Mla
put only I rid m.
11. ulli.-e,
NOT MUCH DIFFERENCE.
I ' i.ilcr I he held of " I he linens
Km...ivr W nl, am." . ,'.'-
1 ;ins- l,ni!l'c :' !" "
,l"' tll;" IV:ti rl"l"'""
; k ',!:. I i'i Noon ir;. aiel Ilia: llir mau
,,, now p, r-,,i,ai, - hini was a I',,.,,-
era, nan e..,p,.r;i -, I,, id hi IV-
k f-'- "- I"" I'- " -
i .11' 1
ca-ioiiai rei.oi is o hi- ihnr-s and rr-
, ,
mark, on,- r,,ui,r.,s air !!,: v in-
entin of the .-tute clri:i.vlt.r m
kc hun-d! m power; and that
eve, the crow prin. e ,W re -
,
i innn-waie a-.rn-i in,- cm.ciy mr
, fear of .1 -turhii' th,-M ih.l'tv ..I' the
. empire. Toil::- ' - s the
..Ilina! o. -.n of the ..rmau -" :, ;!-
i,i i ,t,i v- ,
i-ls lu re iriuarNs 1 hal .
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...... i t .... f I ... . .....-.,..(... t .. I
rones, ,,-, .n, ,.. ,,,,, .,:-,,,.,-.,-ex,,-,.ie ,,s ,, ,,-
an ir.on u.n the nullity of the im- portamv of the suhje t reipures.
r ' j.cria! fai
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NOTES.
ur new legislators are making a
rood lie'finnin. Let thein continue
ill u c can seiiM
in rcintorceii.eiit
. Mr. Alev. Troup's i;,,ou refers j pun-hasi,,- I he neeesitie.s of life :
1 A 11-i.vrhraper 1, u.r diireren, riem-
,-''v as ",,..,r iM.yeotled .ontetupor-evh.hii'.d. the ...ore uealihy cla-s. il
ai'V." W hieh is rll.it. rl.tlv correct. tlle I hol.-hl 11 worth W hlle. col.id 1
II .
holiest and Ilo.o,lile
'llow-worknir.i to join with lis in
tl.e i.l- of Lahol' eac the
ilollht fill one-' ol.tsiih' t hey w ill he
helielitted jl.s till- Same.
. .1 , 1
1..... j . 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1
euvuialimj the n poi'i that the pro-
pnetors of ihc i'.v hae acceded I,,
I he just den .amis of the Kn'.L'hts of
I a ho.' I'.elieve not liner ,,l' I I,,, I in.l
i.iooi. ii in vi no. iiihl; o. t m kii.il
till Von receive otlic.al liotirr from
Nnhlr Onler.
l, ; . , , r i , i ci
II is not sale to place ronlldel.ee in
, i . , . i ,
t lie reports eon, er.iinn I.alior w hi. .
, i . r .
are it n I ii I in our capitalist ie eon-
, . , i . . , . , ,
te.nporar.es, I ,ct capitalists take
iv hal eoinfoi'l t h. v can from t hesi
papers ; workmen should look to the
lahor press for heir informal io...
Two of our w ealt h ie-1 cit izens, not I
sat islieil with t he wcill h heipicatln .1
them hv their industrious fathers,
l'"vrr'1 1111,1 I ried a little spec
illation in the newspaper line. (Ine
of t l.ej r lii'sl ,, es was to elll doW II
the wam's of Ihe printers. There
w as a si I'I ke. The., a hoV eol t. A lid
now the ri.-h sinners arc v a i 1. 1 . 'r.
I 'nor fellows,
h'a l.-e statements have appeared in
the local capitalistic papers which'
Would lead t he pl.hlie lo helieve that
I he w ir, drawers who stood mil for
oversi i. tout lis against a. reduction
of wam'S. I'cl.l.'lied lo work at the rc
d.iet ioii. ( in I he coi.t rarv , I he men
ret .. rued to iio.'k at t heir own price
per day, as was staled in last week's
issue of Ihc nllKVII.s's Anvoi T-;.
I hr propl'Irlol'S of the Miiiiiii
ArVs seem lo lake inueli coin fori
fro... t he word arhit ration t hat ap
pears in t he r.'eanihle of t h" K. of
I... issued lo I he puhlie. The AVc.v
proprietors do not come under thai
, .
head. A rlnt ration cannot he eon -
idel'ed after Srahs arc em ploved it
must he i.-ked for heforc that, as
was decided ill I l.e last. Ce.ie.'al As-
semhlv oflheNohlelirderof Kniehts
of I .ahof.
i .. faclauil th,
I
cl'aille ol
.nan live, lo... is respi
i,.,,,. to the cry of I he oppressed
Hl.1.rs. ''. K,iihts of I ,ahor.
... , , ,
ilia, ics unions am. even socialism
hl) ,:l
i.' ;.,n, .
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" ' I ' . ' ' ' . i.il'.'lil.
i"i ".-" i-...i.u,.-
hs, ,-, i 'i ri . ll,.. Km,., s.. I .......
; reccivin- e.val additiuiis to I Ind r
j ranks, and will, the -push" ,,;ll
i aiiKeeilom is noted tol
i , , . . ,. ,
lie I , e ll
: i ; i is Ii"i,l; put to practical u-c in
Ihc wu.k uf lahur rcfoi"...
Well authenticated reports ,.' the!
spread nf Socialism in Holland arc
received from the llae.ie. Ami what
... .
is most sue 'll :ir. ill coiiioari-oi. u il h
th
I
Win kefs lunvcincl.t .11 other
'"untries, .s lhat th- farmers are
ureatly interested in the -real .!..,
irines. and are oi'uaniine rapidly.
,,r. Aurirulturists the world v,r have1
heen aniomr the tm.-t eonsenatiM-of
: people, as is well known. So that
,
new departure mi tin-part of the
pj, ,,,,,, . Ihitchnieii may joyfully
,,",.,,ted as a most hopeful
hv the world's ,,.., , arian .
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Wr ...know Irde,. thr receipt ol
"A Manual of Ihstrihutive Co-oper-
ai i.-n" hv t ... roil I . ri-I.t, Chief
1 of the Hureau of statistics of I,,!.,,,-.
. ... , , ,
ot .u.sac.uscus. n in or p.a.'rd
j m the l.ttle lihrary of the Trades
(..unci. 'I'lrs phainplet was pre-
' parr.! ,;,, the order ef the Ma-sa-
i ,, ii,, ,1,1 i
clui-ett- l.c'attiro. and though
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The eo-njierative schemes treated of
prise the lea.llle.rol.es of al'iolls
ries, alcl I lie main onjecl ol it ,
all is siinpU t he elimination of the
mi
ihllel.iall : alnl hile W)'kl.ie.
have succeeded III I.I.M.V cases III
-Uerrrd in.irh heltcl' il. Hie .-al.l'';
hit thr won't. And the ;
, ,, . ,.1.1.'
Wol'ker,- will lint, cither.
e. ha p-
il is v.cU ilia! ll.i.s is so, for any
11 M i . 11 11 1 1 1 1 hal I '.id - to d i-l rart the
workers' aileiitiou from the idea of
.... ... ..... , 1
1 1 1
' ' " only a el,,- to -pccly eolulion, or
: al lea-l -eres ;,s an ii.i'e.iiie lo pn,-I
. crust iii.it ion of proe-re-siv . ell'oit.
;
i CHILD LABOR
I ' l(. I.ahor ('oiiiinitt I' the state
! I .rui-lat li.v w il! hear w hat I In-proi'le
' ' .
' have lo sav on I he ones! ion ol eh Mil
'
hi I h i.'. at the Capitol, leio.n sii, net
; 1
i W edlie-dav . ill I o'clock . IU.
'
WHAT OTHERS SAY.
The iron men of the east have
pet it lolled eoll-.'ess lo let t he tai'ill'
alone. ( If course I hev Use t l.e laho.'-
iie.r man as a eoiivei.ienl ai'ii'iiinrnl.
. o " ess can 10 as i ea.-es on ie i
; f ;l-jT ipi,.,s ioii ; hut Ihewoikin-man
that allows himself to hdieve Ilia! il
I makes t he shell test dllTe.'i lire o him.
: i' i i ii... , : . , .
1 ''""n. 1 nueeiiol. s.mpiv nn,
llie eapllalisl a cl.ai.ee Incur. ht ii. a. i
id'aelurcd articles and tu eoiilrol the
market .lot he del riincnt of evev -hudv
hut himself. That is ail I here
is in it, ami no w ork i..e;uiuii n.iisl
allow I. is a! tri.l ion to hr d ra wn aw a v
from ll.r main ipu-stion hy tl.e tirill'
,ji.e'L;iei's. I.nlmr Jm ii in r,
( )w ine lo t he turlv darkness and
short day s of vv inter months, carpen
ters vv Im a re now vi ork i iiLr, ma kc hut a
Irillcovcrciehi hours penlay, and jjet
paid a- a rule hy I he hour. Their
vva'res are cut down to correspond
will, t he hours worked. Yet I hev
n.auae'c to live on the pav they "vt
:Mid if t hey can do so now, w hen t l.e
cost of living is so much more ex
pensive in winter, than at other sea
sons, then why can't thev adopt the
cie'ht hour sv.-leni the whole vcar
i rollllil, and eVel. take cie'hl hours
! I';,.v in '"''i''1' 1,1 ''sluhlish Ihe system:''
it In Ml t douht Ihe result would he
i , . ... i , , ,.
. nai i ne i nrreasen i.einami ior men
would soon hrinir ten hour,-' pav for
the cie'ht hours' work. hile now
j the tendency is to e'ie them foil,
' l,!l.v r,,r t"" 1llU,'s u'"rk ' 'rilillk
if t his. I 'iti jirnlt r.
l''i'om ienna coincs the info. ina -
lion lint .l.e Powers:, re :il t lo ore.,
I
Sl'"1 !l l"'l''llM,"l' ( ' ;'''''''' :""
' S"n 1:1 i''''l'",s'11 ,Im'"1 lls;m"
M'.v way ot London we learn that I'.ne-
land has sold Scrv ia ciehtec. mi-
I l':l i-ns.-s 111,, Illelill' III) oil e-il'l.
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i I.. ... ...,V..I... ., I... ,...,.,t
j ,s' " ' ' 'ennany has tis..,se. ol
! f'.1 rnv:,r,,Ml . 1 JH,ll"i:l1"'
' i. , . , .
I I 1 1 I ' ( ' , . I 1 I 1 I U I I U i I I 1 .
ufaclurine hundred Whitehead
,, hi ii i,i ii i,i , ate. ,,,,(. .in-., ,,i ,- iii.ui-
! torpedoes for 1 1 recce.
...siness is
I husn.ess, and
""' peremptory de-
man.l of the powers for a .Iisartn-
;lln,'nl i-roiirrdrd t Im I'owrrs w ill
"" f, "I""" '"'
Illl.ll It lollS ol Wat' t ll.'V liave heel. Slip-
.r- .. . w ... . 'n :
M I lll I" 'Millt1 ll Ml ,H Id iHIM
(i recce al t he rale of i a hunt tel. cents
, . . .
o t he ,,. lar o! t heir original c.,-1 .
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A CORRECTION.
l.:tt ear the Ko.ial Ui-hts Mrhat-
iiH.'Clul. held its sessions at Trades
Council Hall, and the impression
was creaPd thai it was connected
vv it I. t he vv ml W central hodv: so
.hut on .he ,.,. hand those who ,,
.,,,,, ....is,,i, uere n, -oiu, lie, ,1
sni.ic ie,s,,n vv, u pi, ju. lii ,,l a.'.iuist
.al,,,,-oiuaiM.at imis kept aluuf I'mui
the dehates ; ami on tl ther ham!
'ino of the o.-canied workmen vierc
"",she,l at some f t he ..leas ,,,,-
siui.allv in-aninir in what thev im-
.,,,,' W:(S ., .,l(1,r or-aniation.
tlt. Kpuil Ili-hts I -lKit ittir
: Cluh is not a lalr orpmizat ion, imr
ha- it ai ( eoiiiieetion or represent:!-
w it h the Trades ( 'oinicil. ll is -s;m-
. ' . , . . . .
plv a de'ial !!!: i ' u ' . which an v our
I.
,liav j,,:,, h ha,,,.,, m ,. .,,
Th'e sessions are ...en to ail wl...
wish to attcin
1()'S ( ' ( '
OF PROF. DENSLOW'S " MOD-j
ERN THINKERS."
I
A TiH.,v ,,,,. ,rom . Ih'.Mrr
L
s,.tim,...l;.l MM'ialiM,. i ;
Si-icnlitlc lorci-d 1 I
. . i
ra iirs .irir. 1
!
I "I' ! eolnh ll-eil l'e lew o -orial
science lil".','.l lire, I lur sre.l 1 1 I ! t - J
ii.e; hi Iter than Modern Thinkeis." ;
I.V I'rofr or Villi Pilll'i'll I, ll.-loU . nl
! 1 1 Cll u o, II ll.eiu.les e'i H'l-nis ol
Smith, Thoma- I'.tine. Hus. j
.H.r,i rVtl.vl .spencer. I'.rn-l, !
j 1 1 ; 4 1 - k -1 and Aimu-te Comie, ind '
i u .. ,' , ;. !
' will -.rive tlie onhnarv reader a lair
t ' .
Kllowledee of tl.o-e WTItrrs Without II
! npl.-tc siudv of their work-. l-',-
! crpt in isolated passages the rc-
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viewer heirav,- in, special Idas for or
against llie diiTere.i! sy.-ti in- of phi-
h l-opl. v ; hut t l.ose C Veept ions alolli;'
with lie closinu' chapters ,,n
" eali h," proves his intent to he
llie just il'.rat iol. of la.';'r ;,vl III .1 ;!-
I ions of w rail h and the refutat ion ,,f
eolU.lllllii-l.l. As he lloW here lollrh-
rs ii pm. Social ism, I he modern So
cialist sees al once t he liceessit v for
a clear-cut d ist i net ioll he cell I he
Socialism know n in An.erira, l inu
laml ami I Irru.auv , and I Im ro.u
n . ii n i sn i of a fr ml husiast s w Im arc
so rare i hoi we may well wonder vv hv
t he professor -avc t hem all his al-
tl'llfioll a.ld .e'llol'ed Ihe erowii.e
power of Sorialism.
,s ''ll '.'(,' is e'lV .11'.'' some
spare to ( hrist ian Socialism of late,
I think a distinction hctwcei. the
t vv o w ill he I i.nciy. lirielly t he dif
ference is this: Communism is. sen
timental ; Socialism is scion! ilic.
( 'oii.n.u.iisni. founded upon ( h l ist 's
precepts, sees 1. 1. 1 H'lT a lid Would re
lieve .( hy I I . n 1 1 1 ih'sl rovi.ii;' the
v asl ecu... nlal io. is w hi. I. I'rofessor
iVnslow pmves arc necessary to the
liesl met hods of product ioll.
Sell all thou hast and Lrive to the
poor." is I he hasis of the divide
ii p " scheme, ase.'ihcd to hot I. Sorial
ism ami ' n i . 1 1 1 1 . i i -. 1 1 hv tic uniu
foruird. Tile Socialist UL'I'ees with the pro
fessor reeardine; the advanlaee of
lare'e accumulations, hut denies the
rie'ht of any man to " own " an au--eree'at
cd mass of wealth when it is
used as ca dial. 1 1 is not lieeause
the ace. .in i. lal ion is soine-oi.e's
" fortune " that it is useful, hut he-
cai.se it is ino.'e productive when
massed toe'et her.
I I'rofessor honslow apie;.ls to na
i 1 1,111 theai.aln-'V is a total failure
'I'I.
he assert ion t hat expend it ures of
wealth made hv the rich for luxur
ies, "carry relief to the most neees
sitious hy a law as iinerrintr as that
hv w hieh I he ovanorat ions from t he
I , .,
ocean, w nen aurarieu iiin.i.n i in
hv muiinia... ranu'es, an
.
; na,t, ,,, ..,.,. ntinri.ts and
fertilize the world." is apparently
I lalse. In.' t lie "most lieee;
us are
ii,, r.. i,,i.., -in. ii,,,,,.
e' is
-Tow iiiLr.
i T1(, wraith evaporates from the'
; ,,.,,,,1,. .o,, is allr.-lcted lo the liiuiil.t-
;lins ,,r Wt.al,, .nt herethesimilaritv
, lt js .,s though ll.r cloud's
: :,IV rondcised ... hire,' ,vs(.n , ,s in
I i .,,,,l,,.u,i i-u,,,-,,s .in.l i I,.. .,(,.,.
i'".' ..-,...-, ...... .... .
Is 1 1 Isl I'I 1 III I ri I fu the !:;li,U 'll'olilii!
;, I, ,,, . ,, I
in, "ii.o ."I'luoi-. ' .-. I ol "I'llie, o ,
, h(, ..,.,. ,l ,u. .vsrrvo.r.s. lie
!" Liood times." w hen the prospect is
i e-oud for speedy cv ajiorat imi and re-!
; ""'" the spigots are oienri. .t t he
I".,,e ... ii ioi ii. in ii, ii. i
tin.-s." the ow ner sees no pi'.,sp,vt
for any increase of t he water released.
refuses to open the spirts, and. nn-
ahie to u-e all tl.e water himself, n-
iu.. 11 !" ",' '." rs' . ,.
; rS" XZtn-
IIU.Illoll. ,,,ciu.s 1 1 1 1 . 1 I n I i ! ! I U 1 1 i s I : '
,i ; . .. ,
en 1 1. usiasni has suiieht t i prove
hy de.iuunnn.r a!l t hr arru-nular ion-
of capital, which are lieces-.u v to
.r.uiucc t he exeh.in-es ,.f industry,
as at vvar ,utl. man's hest interest.- :
hv Inn liiii; that eharstv is a (..-n. r
,litril.utor than eo,,er.v. ami that
tlu- .lispersi-.n of all capital. i a het-
ter frieml of the r than thr n-
. productive indii-try in whi.-h eNt-
iiiu' capital emph.vs l.il...r."
.... , ' , .
Ihe orianst is not in tin-
leimu,,. He denies that the a.-eiun-
ula!... ha- a r:.h? t.. control distri-
l'!il!,.n. or .cm tl.e wealth di.-trih-
Illeil. The people create t he capital
Kiel have a rie.ht to niiit rol it : if
j tie v proilnce a surplus, it shot. hi
-ive t hem a ri-ht to re-t : hut if one
! man ow lis the surplus, ami closes
1 . s.i"ot. ilo.iU ''IMS thrill the
n-.1,.11 1,;;liU'v,''1 .
;.;i;;;;;':;!;;,;;;!,';,;;;;il!;;;;i1;t;"
he must perforin the duty, rain or
hinc, rise I hr pi oplc ill their llUH-
"1 .' W i I i ilisl.'lhllte alnl drsll'oV the
I,
rap.tal. I Ins hooiiierai.e; iiiusira-
I mn o the prolcs-or s ret 1. ri.s a m I
,,ri,(,s hill. self the hal'dr.' li,,W.
Thoei 1 1." i IT i;;a t ioll is I. lie IT i HU'.
th-' professor concede.- that sonic of
r i the " ...o-t necessitous arc eom-
oellcl lostcal or starve. His rei.."dv.
. . , I
'pi,rft is natural fo.v'e, opposed to
aeeiiinulatiou, and is not a crime.
' proved l.y the followiiijr :
" Not 1.111.1. V ec.lt Ul'ieS of Sl'ielll ilic
.
i I II es ma l ion lino ine e.ni-e.s .ne i
j ,.r ,,, , w ,, ,,, , 1, .,!',,,.,,
will he universally known that
crime, in the sense in which the
word is ordinarily considered, and,
has never hern committed, as it is
now known that witchcraft was
1 1 1 er eon. mil t ed.
from another chapter this also :
" lint philosophy will see in this
coldest ol alitne'ollist ic forces, a mere
plav of opposine; elements, in w hieh
larceny is an incident of social weak
ness and unlitiiess to survive, just as
dehility and leprosy are : and would
as soon assume a divine command.
Thou -halt not hivak out in Imils
and sores.' to he weaklin;.:' or leper,
as one of : 'Thou shall iml steal,"
lo ihe failing st ruu'u'ler fur suhsisl-
e..ce."
1'i'ulcsMii' I lenslow is aii Anarchist.
AN UNFORTUNATE MAKE-UP.
ll is sad tu notice the reckless
sl rain in human nature w hieh is rc
spo'isiUe for so many disastrous
con.hiiiatiuns uf u! herwise useful ma
terials. The i ! . o- and ihe Newark
small liny, I l.e hank cashier and the
free pass tu ( 'auada. ll.r Alderman
and the hoodie, the 'iiu and the
man w In. didn't know il was loaded
all these separately u to makeup
the sum ,,i human happiness, lint
ollce eoinhiiie t hem or let then, lav
around loose in close proximity to
each ot her and t l.e whole hcaut iful
cosmos is disarranged.
The most striking illustration of
this truth is found in the puhliea
tioii in juxtaposition of two jot tines
of new s hy t he I "illiiijr Ih nl, of lillcks
v ille, I'a, , a few days ao. Here arc
t l.e items:
The cit l.elis of Marlilel, ,11 al e .Uol.l'li
i.l,H the loss ef twenty valuahle doe-,
iui.-uliei hv some III i-erea hi .
Huli'lier Sear. of Marhletoi., an
1. on. ices that he has iiia.le a lare
hatch of line -a.isav.es.
Now there is l.otliine- rciuarkahlo
ur rcprchensihle in the fact that tl.e
citizens nf Marhletoii should mourn
uver the deal lis i if t weiil y dorrs. The
do;; is a uohle animal and is more
friendly to mail t hau any ot her of
.he hr.lte creal ion. It retirrls ri'ed
it upon the tender-hearted citizens
of that liourisl.ini; viHar thai Ihey
sorrowed many days. The do is
also a friend of science. W here
Would I'asteur he to-day if there
were no lilies. I Ie would he no
where and t l.e interest ine- science of
haeterioloy would lack one of its
most iiroiniiieiit features.
Nrit her is it a circumstance to he
I re.n-el t , ., I tie,. I',,f,.. V I....1
'complete,! a lot of tine sTuia-'-s
j hat hosom docs not thrill silently
1 at the mention of those delicious
1 ; .... ,i i r
! vi-iit ni.,,u ll,,, 1, I l'...i I .... 1 . . ... I 'I
-.,.-,,.,.,,, sei ucios mill lie ...
'j
I ne all'll'.
Kit her of these two fads puh-
lishcd separatelv would undouhtcdlv
have made a deep impression mmi.
: the pnhlie min-I f I'.ueksville. I'a.
inn, aias ior . ne euorts ol man, we
are iiifnriiied that I'.utrl.ef Seirar
' 'dashe.l into thr sanet
lllll uf Kditnr
, Koi ke, knocked him olTlhe editorinl
slo.,1 ami "then swept the waste
' uper amnml like tlyin- sm.w Hakes
wr 1 rn t'h' r''"Tl UU' ""
VVCH'Ilt t It t .,' Illtc lei' Wl.s lul'l.
, . , 1 , ,l' 1 '"
loose mm tli,. astuiinded and hroken-
up editor hv the compositor and
devil." The" same pietures.pie icn
avers that "the compositor ami the
devil led the irate hutd.er dovwi
staa'-.
It is painful to have tu record sin-h
a ease, and y. t it is a sirnal warnii.e
that, try a- men will tu elevate their
fellows, -..me unseen hand may mar
the rtTo.'t. Not hill"; hut viu'ilaiu e
can avert di-aster. Ilesuh s. the c,-
itr ...i-ht to haw known hetter than
to omit a cluh from his otVice furni-
, tinv. A". ". II,, '..
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