New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-29
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Iss Aee's Trsbsast Alabsnslis enbodsred By
the wsstuinsser's' late review Of Lord Broash.

| aus sa"e't< ffsossst Aiaoamtl 10 emooldsred 81
the 'wsstuinsser'S late review Of Lord Broosh.
an on French Socialism to say:
These Reviews are greet instrums1,s Th~y tress
upon The heels Ct shsrpset he Nth g rspidty cutie
sppsling Lase the magnetic telegraph. they can sivs
spee,oGs rogue the start and then cvcrtsks h. Tas
article sude 20 ID the beet defense NE have Of
the Freach SOeisstk IL shows quite plsnaols that re
leaders OF tie Rcvolgron moved BY patriotic In
pcses toward good enfs-,hs Socialism or . reiorrs.
ton OF social and shuses started IL and that II
sheir distractions no, successfully snsr1tsd
! TIE Government 10 was because the people we're no,
| In eOndiacn 20 receive them. and the leaders them
seivc. we're sufficiently united and bad dseSsd
encGgh 0. the practical part of the system 10 sivs 10
living rcis In the new drama he salf WA nos N 30
c.slisn.
The mors this French Revelation 10 examined. tie
more worthy, imagine, 10 becomes OF respect ant
admiration. Its .csders tempted on all ssdes 10
misuse tteaf new power, yet Wherein hss 10 h~>a
aoused IN such form to show deficiency Of patriotic
purposes The charge came Ike clap OF thunder
Hose Who were by circumstances waited On is sur
lace were confused and a. macA surprised a. The rect
OF TIE word In this confusion they had time
soic.eni experience to digest codes or eontrivs sk
constitutions. In the emergency OF he occAscn mace
~Ss zone hA.t.ly wa'ea enmer Judgment dissPProves
ion which have proved dsleteroas and amcst beyond
the reseh OF repSrson. The great wonder after ook
ing 1t the thns is that much more evl vi. rot pro
dCced and that 81 mach good wss secured. We tecla
10 tank the Revolution great in al respecss only
in It's sudden change from old Angs 70 new BAT In A-
honest purposes and actions Of ts leaders WhsttnfI
caee s s 10 have the world 10 beyond al compafs
tlon. Il 10. the more recent shows likely not
only 70 Se mere political change bus the beginning o.
the FenodeAns OF al Europe both socially sna polt
ealy.
Tue true Socialism AFTER all 10 no, oul,e % great
ougseaF As prejudice would make OF H. 10 bsss lie
claims 10 attention on that beat OF al human purposes
namely, The equalization Of cooiition.-lhs rsislns
Of mes % something ike civiizsron-to lst 10 ,nxp
lack ior food-,o provide tor tho qualification Of
AZ The wants Of humanity. In short 90 10 dstribat>
inc. ~ hrff.n H.
thing like social proximity. AZ Il 10 now in Errop>
the upper Glass IL a. TAR removed from the lower The
angels are from AL Of US This would monstroas
were u not 80 much part u our education IL 10
monstrous nevertheless and any plausible ne.us Of
eradcstns 10 10 worth - cur reviewer eontsndA
thorough Trial Socialism mainly proposes work on
property |, says 20 the lsborers. We viii rot taAe
from the capitalist bis stores hut declare ths
our labor Is our own. and We will use II . we pleasc
These wonderful words for poor 20 utter fof
labor has been and is q much bound TO bard
cessy the is bound BY the viii OF the hems
man. They might think Of doing with their What
the capitalist 30 with his bat who IN Ireland
the factories Of England tor example. would dream q,
being able to embOdy bis notion OF the right this
subject Socialism Is trying 70 DO this and IL declares
that We, the laborers, viii cooperate We can do with
cut The capitalist he cannot without as We viii -
sociae and eel our labor without his intervention II
be choose to Join b. may throw his capital into
hands and reap the fruit OF u IA oiut stock with
The idea il Just not practicable and We hope 10
IL fairly tested The world will test u. snd 10 .ht
well be done az other time
Oi course. sudden change, such Is 10 proposed 10
likely 30 produce much evil with ts good The emsn
cipaicd slave of labor may often riot In his
liberty, and forget the wrongs which his principle crn
demns but experience will correct this. We have
liked belief that no man ought 20 be allowed 10 stsrse
that in justice ought TO have supcrsbundance
whe others have nothng-thst property and land
ought to DO distributed as much az possible In our
own Government we would have no land belonging 60
the public sold. while there destitute to isks
IL for nOthing-thAt every such sh0 uld have
cognsed right 10 demand q certain number Of scres
and 10 force himself into tul possession Of
The world has not yet begun To live. aud will not
begin until nearly all the cid and the old
buried with the sge. In country and
state little have learned, this Is 70 30 well
recognized ~ fixed truth.