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JAKOBY AND DEMOCRACY.
Comparison or I)r, .Inkoliv's Views
Willi Cu1oiiiorary Opinion.
We take an opportunity presented
us to place before our remlers an ad
ditional paper by Florence Kelley
Wischnewetzky, which will form,
with a former paper presented to
our readers, the preface to Jacoby's
celebrated speech to his constituents
in 1870:
WORKMEN'S
Tlie spot'cb herewith jilitecd ln-fore the
workers of America i,s the noteworthy
utterance of the KouiUcr )i vi-iitti
aminohle friend of Uu.. working eluss,
Dr. Joliann Jukoby, a democrat in Un
bent sense of tin- word, a warm advocate
( of tlie enlightenment, of the people and
of the improvement of their condition.
JoliiiiinJakohy, following (he democratic
thought to its logical condii-dori, .r.
o-ived that the lMarer of the democratic
idea in our day is the modern social de
mocracy, and the most eminent of hm
Varty was lirnt to join the yonn-; Soeial
. ist Ldhor Party.
In America the old .lell'erson lcnioc
raey jierihed lon ago, and w ith it a t
with the democracy of Jakoby the "ileni
ocratie" party of to-day lias its name
uiona m comiiion. us may host he ccen
from the phases of ",e elopnicnf
through which (be "democrat i," j ,it t
lias jMiswil, the last stage included. The
"democratic" party aHer heing tin- pro
slavery party, pa-wed through a staf-c in
which it differed from its '-repuhlican"
rival only in re .resenting Free Trade as
opposed to Protection. Then, ( ho Tariff
question ceasing to serve as an issue, and
the old parties surviving only to divide
the spoils (to the shame not alone of the
"democratic" party, he it said), a presi-I
ifimui election heeame possible which
turned not upon party platforms hut up
on the relative decency of two eandi
dates. The rise of tho United Labor
Party lit the November election of ls.su,
which has been rightly characterized as
be beginning of u new "era in American
-olitics, hut the "democrats" a passing
'"'"' ''' ''''' h "saviours of society,"
epresenting neither platforms nor de
eney, but the great "prineiple" of "IV
riotism." And the fusion of the two
'Id parties for the furtherance of (his
principle" is only a question of time.
lready during the campaign of the past
utunui, naively upright "democrats"
vbo Jake "Society Saving' seriously,
howered bitter reproaches upon the "re--ubliearm"
for their "unpatriotic" action
n nominating separate candidates.
Vnd the complete fusion r ). -,(lll(l.
rats" with tneir kindred si.irits 1 1
ublicans," will U, delayed so long only
s each of the old parties may still hop,.
' "save" something for ilseir. Mean
while the genera) saving of society is not
knight of, and lulls are p,.ding in
ongress to provide for the more dlVe
ve establishment of the militia, a point
bich we shall touch upon later.
One prominently democratic nualiiy r
arty with this glorious record unmis
ikably possesses, to wit, justice, far l.e
ou.l all true democracv. named
ssal respect for popular ma jorit'ies. A
-ajorityit must have at ail costs, and
ace it would have hard work to con
nee one, it buys its majority wherever
cnn. Accordingly, bribes pnn ix ,,.
Hilingamong the masses of workers
w awakening to a consciousness of
-ir class interests, we behold the spec
ie of these worthy 'democrats' and
itriots" buying among the tenement
so populations of our great cities that
anar majority which they so greatly
wt. For the purchase ,'f a majority
sacrifice of money is too gicat, and
ry fair-minded person must admit
t this is the heaviest sa-iili-e w hid, a
T can make that represents only the
rests of that clas whose domination
tate and society rests solely upon its
H8kms. Thusdoour ".patriots" sac
e that which in their eves is n.,.M
ed. It is, however, a sacritice that
igs its own reward,
i spite of all tlii decay and ,.,,,,.
within the old parties, the spirit and
utionsof the Jellersoniati Ih-mo, rac y
'live in a considerable part of the
oring Class; and we see here among J
l the person of Henry ( ieorge a man
w lollowmg m the path of Jakob)
as an upright Democrat, ha i,a, , ,1
elf upon the side of the Laboring
n. If he follows to the end the path
is entered, as we do not doubt he
lo, he is, we believe.deMined to play
norable part in the development of
abor Movement in America. IJjs
sive demand for the nationalization
le land is totally insufficient for any
?ty which rests ujKin the capitalist
iod of production, least of all for the
i of the industriid proletariat jmu
Iknce. If Henry George extends his
demand to cover tin- demand for the
socialization of till the menus of produc
tion, the demand which, after all, forum
Ibe kernel of t. .;t,r Movement, that
is to say, if he places himself upon the
stand)ointof modern Scientilic Socialism,
then only r an he became ;t true repre
sentative of the workers; fur then he
will express the actual interests of the
Laboring Clans. Otherwise Ik will he
eondemned to l. a more leader of a sect.
instead of representing a mighty ;it(1 ,,..
cisive Labor .Movement whi-h, nun
awakened to -oii,;ciotism-.ss, is being
driven by tho logic of events to modern
Socialism, and camml possibly stop with
'"ei.oiu question. We say sfo,. with
'be hold question because the modern
l.nbor Movement embraces the land ques
tion as a matter (,f course.
The noble hearted John Jakoi.y arrived
at bis Socialist position, thanks to his
high' intelligent'.- ami. one niiiihl alums!
say, to his healthy iu.st l n ( . when we
take into consideration the backward
economic condition of (lermany in his
i) .-nit tne consequent far from con
spicuous class antagonisms.
Wholly (bllen-nl, is the position of
"'' "'".ge. Huh can be clear and
well oons.dered ils utmost conse
quences. He has the good fortune to
live mid work in a country which is ,..
lilh-;ill.V perhaps the most advanced; in
n'" aitlaonism of the classes is
faring, blurred by n medio-val social
ira-litionssueh as arcs,, frequent oven
m the most advanced Slates of tbefii.t
World where the .so-called middle
i i . 1 " '
oa.se nicir existence upon them.
Here, no one w u, has eyes fur dl(
''amy can lad to recognize (lf. ,.,... ;i
lively small class of capitalists mighty by
"'" " possessions; and face to
':'' with it, separated by din.oelii,
opposed interests, by gf ,,at can
ne I oer o. i.,. .i..,i ,
" -h' " o-r nor tilled up
"!' s plnases of harmony, the
baboring ( 'lass.
Another factor must he especially em
phasized which is of eminent in. portance,
't'unely, the possibility of clear insight,
'"'"thoec. mic process goingo.i about
us ami u true . omprehension-d' it,
Hcientitict-nligbieiiinenl ma-h as exists to
a considerable extent in the more pro
letarian movements or Ivurope and in an
especially high degreeainong oWr ( ,Vmian
brothers who can nlready point to a bril
liant political Past.
(ur young Labor Party is now on the
way towards becoming a great political
party, and its next task, as it ,Uh itself
n'''Ogni.ed, is Ibe work of consolidation
'u national Party. With its growth
and the simultaneous increase in p jjiti
eal influence, the need of that enlighten
'" " liich is now nalurally wanting.
"in oeeonie more urgent in order that,
be Labor Party may press with full in
tclligenee towards the attainment of its
"'"'"object, the political and economic
emancipation f t. Laboring biss.
I lie labor question bs left t. ,,1,.,.,
of ulooi all lil.llia f'n' I ... I .... 1 :. i. .
' " ""in ii . ii nas
."Mm.e a science, thanks o Ibe efforts
Karl 'Miirx "1 1'is lil'elong frie.ul and
coworla-r I .'n.l. 1 i
" " nge-.s, u no are
rightly considered Ibe founders of Mod-ernScientili,-Socialism.
And we have
""'Pleasure of bidding uelconie the
ebief works of these authors which have
within ,i very short time been translated
into Lnclisb.
W ny 11k Saw sxakks is a well ff,tten
iipsenesol ht hograihic illustration that
ought; to attract the attention of temper
ance folks, prior, a cents, tt.pyrijrlitwl
by . II. I'.iearley, (jr. Shelby street,
I 'etroit. Mich.
MUTUAL RECOGNITION.
-"('''.--Aha! prisoner, I believe 1 re
oogm.e)i)u. You've been here on nu
inerous occasions !
V.so,(,r.--Vhy, certainly, your hon
or; I recognized you iimnediab-ly -grown
jt little stouter. 1 see. How is your
honor's health this morning"?
WORKMEN'S MEETING ROOM.
Trades ( 'ouneil i (all is open to Trades
Unions, Assemblies and other labor or.
gunizations for regular meetings on tin
following evenings:
Monhav - Tlilnl in ci,ci month.
I i kmiiav J'irst ami Third
N'kknkihav" Koiirt Ii.
'I'liuitsiiAv i-'irnt Und Tldrd
I-'kiiiav- Hvi'i-y.
s.ti hiiav l-'ii'si. Sci oiiil ami I'ourtli.
Also the Klrst Kccoo.l imd Third Suiid iv nf.
t'Tiinoiis liicadi nioinii. '
Apply to Cii.m:i.i:s Stoii;i Trustee
Chapel street, any evening betw ooii
u ami i o dock.
LABOR LITERATURE.
awn of liiial
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Ti'K Tin '. S,.i,i-ri..x 1 1 K tiik I.vhou
Kstion.- - V hWiew of il. i .,i
'''""''I"'" and ,.f the Solutions Hitherto
I'roposed with A Lucid Lxplanat ..... ,d"
o i , "I accordance
with Modern Nv.al Science." !y ,'1;ls.
II. . t ook. New York: t'onconl Co
operative Printing 0. ,;s ,,,,,, .,.,.,,.
and clearly-written little hook that wih
commend it.lf !',. ....o...: , ,
' -'s".miuii an. i educa
tion m the labor movement. Tbeauthor
m nn appendix criticizes in;, kindly spirit
the lorn, o organization of t ho Knights
of Labor and other Umt organizations,
ami makes certain recommendation that
are worthy ..! consul. . ration bv workitc
"H'n. , .sJ,o.l have a Luge sale, ami
we cordially recommend it.
Tm: Son-! ,K Tni: Mississi,
Messrs, Iv.son. lilakeinan. Taylor Co.,
"..m x.rK.nav,. republished from
', " "!''' HirmUr 'Jt. 1SS(;, ., (liMrj.
ailed -ral.s to publishers H,e result of
""'M'lonug evpediiiou to the head
alers of ,,e Mississippi, establishing
he correctness of Nicollet',, survey i ,
ileiiouncioi. th.. . a. ... i
ci.,..; . . , ' aptam
'!. I-i a. tbcbscov, ierof it ,.vv i.ar,,
''.'I'-il akeCla.ieri. and showing ,hJ
Ln,l".V ,lr,,',Ih:l"l'lt"l'""lngtoour
know edge k..b.s t,,at Hili,.h w f
m..hcd by t- labors of NicdVt s,-h..-.
craft and others.
A Kskuit or I.aiioh-TIk.
l-'r.-t-iloiii . ...
l'aiiUI mi Trial. I
ii
anti hvi.i.in-H and Tom Stha.no Kii.i.ki.
Iliac I., Ai ia T iSocliil Democratic Dciint'y
ill ( lie liclclistair. i U' ( till ii n In I I,.. i....
Present ami h ut ore " ' '
llcnH. .Ioiin-TIh; Mm, with Dm- 1,'pd j.'aif'
Ain-LNTEK. Knw. Iiesiralilii Mansions...,'
SiKdnl l'nuri-i-Hs Had in'
dividual liiTorl
O'M'ai, Hit. A - I'li'ttcrTiiiieii. ;m imiics.. "
vntK Ti.Aim in lniNK-An itrtruiiittu. fur
curing Nailmml )ninknimcsn hyjil,,:,.
IiIiIiik' the llcciisliitt system
'KoiiiiK, MrNHY-T'roicreNs ami I'ovtiriy,'
'lot I,, :U; , piiicr. . '
Social I'rolili'ius. ci.. :..
puix-r .'
Tin- Land Question, 'j.',
v!.e , papi.,.
I'roiieri y In hand
(HONI.CNO, I.ACKKNl K-Tll(! (.'o-olicmth (
'i minion wi-allh: an J-:x posit ion id' .Mod
era Soclullsiii, (.'loth, a.mi, mi,.r
Ivks, Ui vor -Kinflisli and Ki-cnch Morality
iHMNsob'I (,ia;ss -A cdletdlou of songs'
(bntlliiK K.ilisly with ih.i lai'K'OHt nml
simidcst aH.('ls of human HtV, liiiman
IIV'J. Illllll'lll In, I.. ('I..O.
. .... nn II, I.H, li;i,icr. ,
HvNi.iiAN, II. M .- Socia'lsin and Slavery,,
socialism aiiiisiiiilliism,
Kmli;ral ion Fraud
Social Kceoiixl ructions
of Kncland
Tliet'oinint; Kcvolnt Ions
..'....(.....I
.. '.' r.MKliom..
II v nomas ANiiMouius J'lliiei jt!s of Social
ism iIunan. A -Heporter ami SociuliVl, lid paKt-s.
... i uu, -i , n:w i:.iiouniiiK ui ainiH and
OO (!CtH of Siu'iullmii
Iovnkh, J. L.- Socialist ' V'iiUichiHm'''i
paires
Hiu.liiUui l.'l,,.i,,.,0 u: ..'
IvnoeoTKis, Pktku-Ah Appeal" lo' tlie.
HI HI 11-
I.AHAU.K, i-'KUIIINAM) -'I'tle" VVor k 1 it'iitn ( iT's
i "ki n iinmr, i. , lilies ....
iMauiuaok. tlu, future of - th 'a resiieeValiU)
W.illlHII. Llllll nil .'fc! tmiri.u Ki.,.1.
11- illiil I'.ii.l..,!
crown, ill inn , is paces'
l'vl,.,intw C "I. ....:..!
. .in o.'iiuiiii.
V AIIX-KN.iKI.'x -Ciiliilini.,!-t I.. l., .. If..... ..
. iii.uiiiim .iii.mih:!SI(, .,
MY I .vim into KiiKKTiiocoiic- A Partial u
tolii(iBriipliy of a l-'reelhluker...
Nhiu'on. John -The Australian M ir.
kel lnrltlii ,UU,.I....,
Nl-KNcMt. on Si -in 11 v i
Sl.e.VI.ISTI(- TllACTK, per PHI , . 'i.
sik i vi.tsii iiAin; I'i ain -."ilsl tlmusand. t,er
PHI S.'I.IK . . "
StlilM.lHj, AMI A.NAlii 'IIIMM Antn'ir.i.ilLt!.'.
HlllOsltCN
Sniiiii, Socialism and I In. W,iri.,.VJ
i inu.i.KAi i. - AUiiress lo I he Trm c
I iiiirrcss 1SS.1 I .una, m
Tin: Kacts Aiku t rni- Ckih-u,.,
peal and a Waminif, by One of ihc
n.vif th,. hI.ovc vy.aks can l, had at the
olllcc ol the Nail , mil Kxecntlvn Hoard. W I.
teNHKUo, Sccretaiy, IT-' First avonue, New:
S. L. P.
OIHWTOItl Ol AMKKK AN SKCTIONH.
So.irt
ADYOQATB,
Vctucvttscmcnts.
MMo.vn AN M'.U,
""WERT iXI S()II!K.;
- OF TMK
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
AT
SECOND REGIMENT ARMORY,
FEB. 14, '87.
.MFSIC iV
Thomas' Orchestra of 18 Pieces.
il,o.i.lin(l1.v 1'iof. Ilunm.
' .V 'KKT AT S::lu Sll All!'
i"'KhT, :m.
. to
.'JO
.'-'0
.10
.15
. 10
.'JO
.10
80YC0TT ! BOUT !
all. Hiln, i' C. in m 1 1 . i, nlu
AM KRICAX T.U'KCO.
OF FAIItllUr.V, MASS..
Are notified that this company liasSC U
lie ii jil u-iii-L- 1., ii. .i ., .
1 I'tace oi union
oien now on .strike,
Tbis notice is ordered by tlm
CENTRAL LA HOI! UNIOX,
OF JiST, .l.l.w.
HATS 1 HATS !
Il-oo, s i. .-,0, $2.00, $'.;(0, jjjij.oo
I "Ion l.al.cl in Kvi-ry Hal.
US. 0SB0N,!)icmOT ST,
(Tumiscmatts.
EDMUND ZERNITZ,
ii:vki,i:i,
il!.VM AVKM K.
U','l.:i!v,i',,!'l;','nS' ''w,'1,' '"fNlly re
IMiii'd. aii.J all work warranted All kln.N
of Society Jtndcs.
WELLS & GUNDE.
Watchmakers and Jewelers
7ss CIiiijm'1 street.
Di -uleri In all kinds ,d A merlcan U atches. ( lock,
'""'''"-elry. K.of I.. Ha,lm.H. all Ktvl..M
&ctucvtlscmcnts.
ART MATERIALS,
Blank Books and Stationery,
I'H-riMiKS AND KliAMKS,
itii.l -',.y UomU, at Popular
I'llc-s, nl
9T Cliapel Street.
NORTHROP, THF ART DEALER.
F. WM. SCHNFIDFR
Merchanttailor
407 stati: siiii:i.r.
Fine (Jood.s . -md (i.,i , i. ...
T II 11 1 ir .........I ".lliniai
iji.ui ,111 n -VI I.
Ilifi New York Labor News Co,
,t,i ( l,ln ,,-, I hi (hyuniznl
j, mil r.
i2 Firs( vmi, .Ncn.Vnik.
CATAMMil'K Kent free on Application.
MclNTYRE, MAGUIRE & CO
In accordance with our usual custom in
January, our entire stock of
It KM N AM'S AND ODD LOTS
OF
SILKS,
DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY,
AND UNDERWEAR,
CLOAKS AM) SHAWLS.
-AI.SO-
Linens, Towels and Cottons,
Will be sacriliced at prices foreign to
New Haven.
Ho not fore-el. if
go;cIs to be on band, as the prices will
be interesting and low.
MclNTYRE, MAGUIRE& CO.,
S3 7 I'll ape I SI., New Haven.
K. OF L. MERCHANT TAILOR,
Ki! (ilt tM) AV1-1M K.
Full slock .f Kail mi.l Winter OowIh on bund
Klne Ovt-reoiUM nmd.) at Low J'rU-es.
.10
AM
.or
.10
.10
.10
10
.40
.'JO
f '.llllll
All up.
."
We always enilcavor to sell relialde
ii - nnyone piuvliasiiur f us
.. ... 1 uiivinceii in.-tt, our ipi-iccu
aie as tow ns any on all
L'rudes of
Shoes, Robbers, k
; JOHN J, KIERNAN, .:
Steam Job Printer,
B. E. LYNCH'S
One Price Boot and Shoo Store,
-i7 CONdKliSS AV15NUK
AND
153 COMMEHCK STHRET.
: s (;r;.i,,i Ave.',':
NKW II A V K N , - CONN.
GATES ORCHESTRA
.Music Fiirnislicd for I'iirlics,
Hulls, Ktv.
M riTV CASH lilMHTC
74 &l 76 Congress Ave.,
('"or. Hill street.)
a riu.sT-ci.Ass family-- j Apply to F. E. WHITE, 1 12 Howe St.
GROCERY
Orders may I. b-ft witli John Heegel,
witn Nahl Jfoyel, ( 'liun-h St.
AN'D
llnu...f eon.-, rNN. Mcctititr ;il KxccNIcr ll.,r
MK.tilc (lull. Oixmiizcr, s. Seller, Ms Mniii
'''TSS;1111- - W.IWn.TKU-k-Urrr-M.o
N. Y.-Moetbie .-verv Moml .v 1,1 im
MichiKiui sired, orirniib.i-r, ( Ii, f',,hi, v;-,
I- runt HVeiiuu,
llAnrr.mil, Cunn - Oiyanler, ..l.,.,-( .v,. -.-si
Asvlnm sli-fi't.
K'N.r.k? Cn ever l ri.tn v cwinn , t
loln-m-rs Hull, our. l.Mli mivo t ,;,., j
.ivcimc Scci-clm-v, hr l.onvllii Haiiiiu..ni
I -Ml.. W nlnii vlii.,.1
Nkw Y.viih.- M..(. K every 1v nui Ihlr.l M,,n
, , , i.""'1" 1111,1 H-tin.
Nrw M uks r,,NVMcctiiiKal Tra.lcs ( Cuicil
Mulu Owuiizci-, 11. 11 l.aiic, I', o. Drawer
I'm. Ai.Kl.enu I'.v tirK-anl.cr. ,!. ,ie Univ. isvi
i 'Hiliiuc street.
Mi-niisl, Soctimi meets first Sllll.liiv m,.riit,.-
In each month ui cniiru.le (, Kcnnu's lis
S. .'til street.
Sia. ok. . Y.- OrttHiiicr, H'ni, Llpcelt " w
l-acttt- street. '
Tie several crtranlcrs ,,,e ivmieMe.l t,.
roiiiplete tlns ,s alu ,,, ,.,,,., rlHr, ,
ehariifes bviug nwule. . '
i1(A,;1, VN11 (;v,u,n,.Milllll,
ntten :;11 ,,..blis!:,.J by fruit ur..w.-rs
e Insiv. l) , ,- 'i,,,,.,;,.,,,
tnre; nniiai-nal and truibful iii tet and
and .,;1ilv so i ,ts illustrations -an in
novation almost m horticultural liteni
Hiiv. fitly cuts a year, ten cents for
Ibree niontbs. Address (, .V (far.
i. Little Silver. N. ,1.
IXcctint)s.
M KKICAN SKlTION.S. V, INxnlar Meet -
mits..i, the Seeoiul an,l Fciirlh s, ,y
'M'mnfs In each m.mth. y
lII,hHvr!s" ,0K 1v1'Kti;i;s Am,
I'lOAWMAKKUS'l'IMu. IN r. l NION ,r
VKIKI!1K! TS.HK 1 li( l'.i , i ,
iM!;i;:"''""'ITI""- '-MHont'ha?
CKiTldN NKW II 'N s 7 e ti
j '"with Ht ."'Vup m. ' !- I..
' ' rei,-e,,te,i; ",M"- "mens ,oi,l,
n:i:rit; to-.mdkrow..
vAT II AHKET,
BOTTOM PRICES.
Karly Wetal.les. Herri,. ami I'm it , received
nvshevery ,l.aV. I'aHleular attetnient,!
ti:. ami coi. i'i:i;.
FLOUR and BUTTER A SPECIALTY
IWt Vorgfl (lie Peopled Store,
J. H. KEARNEY,
" " ? i'0.(,;i;ss AVKMl).
TIIK
CHEAPEST PLACE IN THE CITY
TO HI V Yol K
Groceries and ProWsions
is t
D. DORE'S,
J.'I. .7.". ." 7 7 A y,U (,'iuimI Aw.,
m:w iiwkn. conn
Von can gtt
'-"' hh. .r mi.ii, ,SllKlir f(ir wl 00
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