New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15

O-5iu0as slrns ol antagonist ant civi Wa. are
rising TO- hike pisutoms from ihe deep, in Frame
S,cisasn : spreading fsst among ;hs 'aho-.n- ard
the 1--WE middle classes. Terrorism srreafs like
pane fear amoa- the rich and privileged members
n so-.etv. The People are resigned and hopeful
the rich aggressive ani desperate Peaceful pro.
rres. seems t. he r1ssibc The upper r'asscs
are AFRAID II q dreatiuIy. fsrocoes AFRAID ot il
Their minds are struck They feel insti8~tiveIy
Tia, the monster socialism vii devo1r their pro
pe-tg or thai rhi-h is o. them NOR. dear. their
RAJ. ami prl-ieros, i thsy 90 nct crush u 10 the
egg. before o. Is completely hAtchcd- Tbcy mean
o. 'csrue all Europe against Socialism IN a military
End -.l ,-9us so-is and poit 81 campaign against
the resti entail germs oi civil and religious liberty
as country people use ca ul0esf 10 crush the germs
of universal tight deposited lac snow drifts on nc
leaves end rran. hes 90 the plague nests 90 ycrs-
rous Insects -S,cialisn they s7y. Is Barha-s-n "
d. Il must be- crushed. suppressed or soriety VII
perish. Soriety aith them. means Rent and
Taxes. Place and Privilege. Their apnrchens.oas
arc perhaps excessive they are not ul'ouadcd
believe tina, Socialism NiH IN time destroy sl
Rent and PRIVILEGE, ii.cn.ss and rich Corruption
Thoy mean to f-h'. however for the conser, aton
Of these social iewcis which adorn Society
The plan or attack IS yast and powerful They
arc quietly preparing il, 10 practice. It's general
principle is now revealed rs wei IS is details
These are lis cadlng elements
F,r.f. Form league OF Property and Privilege
Rent and Place emoIumeut ia every sphere class.
religion and opinion
.Sec0ad Give places IN every braachoipab.lc AID
private service 20 those only who deuouncc liberty
OF every sort and consent to be spies for those who
employ them. Drive Socialists and Republicans
from every place Dad employment iu the army The
navy the church the bar, zine mae.s,racy, public
aad private administration and even from Che
asitr, place Of concierge or door-kecper TO make
room spies This very morning. the doorkccper
ol the house where | reside, has been sent away
20 make roJm for tbc wife q Pos, Office agent,
though she was TIE most Intelligent and careful,
clearly AM polite person. who bad been in that
service during the last tea ycars. My friend BaTaL
the chemist who was n know edged by his iudtes
% be- first thc list OF SIX competitors Tor an ln
portant proiessorship 10 the Agricultural College
II ersalllos. set aside the other day AMI tlc
public c9nc0sr. declared nul and VOID, because ha
: Socialist Republican. Similar facts take place
aiiy, ia every part Of France.
1Lird Drive the general mass of lnnovatrs
rom tie active fell of industry, into poverty and
famine. discomfort and consequent rebellion.
F.lrh Organize the military division o. The
country iu such manner that any part of France,
tnd If need Dee, the whole territory, may az any
moment boz declared Boo state Of siege. aGd gov
erucd by martial law. This very day the papers
-epeat tho Government decree which places Che
li,st 0t France under TIE military command as
Gen Castel.anc, the chic, positions of which are
Bar,ieaux Nantes and Reuncs the Soth. under
the command oi Gen Rosioian. the CHEF cobtcrs OF
which are. Montpelier Toulouse, Fefpignan me
East under tie command Of Gen. Gemeau, vii
head quarters al Lyons aud Bcsancon. The cen
ter and the North are already in the hands o Gel
Chanraruicr When famine and proyocstion SIS
toiaatIcaly organized drive the Republicans POI
any mart at France INTO rcbciiol martial law - Do.
be declared the common aw suspended, and cici
IAN Ncspcrs. or i Bartholomew Lyncniaw pni
IA practice on a rhO'esowc scale. In the mean
une two, other measures are deemed essential T.
complete the plan
rim. Crush Liberty Of Thought and Education
IN the Press and in the Public Colleges
Strih. Revise the Constitution iu such man
n,.r as to suppress Universal Suffrage, before tne
general Elections o. l-'@
Other measures are ODD Coateup alton, though
not openly announced The modl5,e press pro
poses and discusses them ~iih freedom notWith
STANDING their manifest illegally The Friends
NJ Onicr can say What they hhc against Liberty
and Justice. in tie press aud on the stage, B.
churches aud public meetings eoc alist' ar.
jagged IN ever, wsy The friends of Rent and
Privilege Emoumeut ADD 1.-THE, are violently fe
solved 10 save Socicti from the barharsm OF pro
pert, in the fruits of ones own labor None o'
your Labor humbug down with the money The
rent and the taxes or sou shall not 1--we 90 or -.
o.er The people had a notion " refusing taxes
Il the Constitution were threatened, the right %
voting suppressed The military disison o.
France, and the general application of marital
law. vii teach the mob how 90 refuse me taxes
ltal, Switzerland aud Germany wi be treated
ln the same way wherever they show discomfort
The sovereignty OF Monopolism aud Royslism
means 10 give 4 lesson of authority and order O.
the sovereignty OF the People, and her socialist
,araries cf Liberty and Labor against Kent and
ROYALTY The friends Of Rent are drunk with
tl-, and revenge They will certainly provoke me
People into revolution Cisi' war seems ine'lta
bla Il is more than ever necessary "a prepare The
public mind for the worst that can happen as vel
g Tor the cure OF such a dreadful social maiaos
Is legislative revolution necessary to prepare the
way ior Socialist innovation The most eminent
~ocisl Innoyators answer. No ! answer, lcs
The People are insunctively of my opinion Louis
Blanc and other eminent men Oi the political
school of Socialists are also of that mind Fourier
owen proudnou. aud their followers are the sd
surates 40 non intervention lhef INNS lne N".I'
NAV be reorsanized by practical innovation on the
smallest scale Phaisnstery, a Community.
Bank %. the People are deemed equal % the tass
%. universal and progressive trans ormat'on. That
/, one great cause Of the revolutionary weakness
of these S0slalsts.
They deem negative doctrines oi rengion aho
philosophy sufficient % reform the Church ne-a
tive doctrines OF equality and liberty sufficient to
-carn the state The abolition Of Chafc1 AMI
state Is Their ideal Of Religious and Political In
erty snd Order They are evidently D. the dsrA
ou these important questions. Pruudhon Is the
most consistent Of the three IN general negatons
He proposes nothing as substitute ior religious AID
polirical organization. Fourier proposes general
doctrine Of philosophy and posierlor orgsniE ation
Of collective unity Owen does the same ~ different
terms and on dliIereui PRINCIPLES o. glsiatIre anc
a.luiuistrative policy Proudhon himself has prom
ised 10 invent system 81 Police and general Order
As future substitute for Government IN Church anc
STATE. Each Of them has an ideal ot collective
uuitv. resulting from the aggTe-atonoi elemeuia-,
associations but the SPECIAL organisms OF Church
and state containing IN theT general mechanism
The elements OF fanny aud township hie, are not
-ortrsy.s with c.esrness in their writings tol-
-ier : hv far The most complete however or i
.uirbt perhaps. with more correctness say. the
Iaast incomolete q the eaGinC Socialists He las
-iver u7srv sketches Of industrial armies AID
other special organs q collective unity Hs
-l,if s.tt-crs ia tie CONCEPTION AMI rea-Zatl o- 90