New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-29
Mind s.nides Socialism.

correspondent copies from Tie Cdia.c4 He-
.ae Tor hi. month the following and wants to
know the truth about it-yiz:
.In ihor it's M Acknowledged fac, upon all lenls
ua France me Red Republicans ihc Assoc ,''
sn.alis,s and Communists are but sgur1tt7ff0Ni O."
Q.ma,ks-Couuory 10 what might reasona1'!
have been expected and 70 ON correspondents
surposiiou the above quotation Is almost as near!
true as falsc-thot !. to say there is a ghmnering
o. truth ia il, The actual truth is briefly os io.
lows
4 Red Republican is sincere Republican
one who in favor Of logically following out 'he
uriuciulss which he s' the base Of Mans nehI 10
tree and equal voice in the choice of hs rulers and
ib, euacuneny of laws The name took Use from
I'll desire and demand Of The victorious isbofers OF
Ps-is after tho overthrow and FIGHT Of Louis PHI
hppc, that a simply red dag should be adopted
by the Republic This was resisted by Lamar
tine, aud The uic0lorci hae Of the first Republic
and Empire was req doptoj The great mass Of
ooniemners Of Red Repubcauism IN France sre
no; heartily Republic ms at ali bot Bouibonis's'
Oheanists or Napol eol.sts-in other words they
desire AMI look Tor restoration OF the old royait!
under Henry ~. the ate dynasty under one OF
Louis phiippes hols, or Ga Empire under the pre-.
sent Prince President Louis Napoleon Tie
Reds are nionb;ed Republicans though ol d.
verso shades and opinions on muog points
" The As,9cotop,.fs are likewise mainly Re
pubicaus end in eood per, Red II pubicaus bat
40, 0s AssociaiiOnists They are Republicans just
as Calvinis;s generally are, though Cavinism has
nothing to dc with civil government or pohticsi
fcrrns The AssoCiauonists are advocates OF Icm-
bined Labor with just apporionment OF pro~is
70 Labor, Skill and Capital they are in favor
Combined or Associated Hous eho.ds wherein rich
AMI poor, gentle and simple, learned and unleaned,
sha. have suites oi apartments adopted % theu
wants and means, warmed. lehted &c at the ov
esl cost and connected with baths, rcSiing rooms
galleries walks sc. for the enjoy ment OF al They
demand worn tor o iands cor all, bread for al who
being allie. shall bc willing 70 earn BIZ, they are
radically hostil. 90 Communism believing that ins
tee and policy unite ia demanding that to each
shall be accorded what belongs 10 mm-not wha;
he needs CT wants. Lat what he rus earned. They
believe also thu, 7 sciul Labor may be rendered a
traotyc snd delightful - all.
S.c;7,.,, il the general designation o. all who
desire spd hope Tor radical change ia the SEGA
fabric. whether Though Association, Communism
OF in any other manner
4. Cp-,aaA.sfs believe tha. the wrongs aua lie
q Society arc 70 be vsDcuishcd by establishing the
equal nsht Of ali human beings to the enjoyment
Il al things conducive 70 the sustcnance and hapTT
ness Of man. whether proigocd ny themselves -
by others They believe sl viii work freely and
efficiently when lsbor is no longer constrained SID
enivccd bu, the Spontaneous offering OF csch 10 ihe
good o. sl
i, Will thus be seen that man may he az Ire
same time Ned RcPab3'clh, Socialist snd Con-
nHgisf OK a Rcd RcgablicaN, Socialts; Sad A,soe'e-
Goassf, OF lie may be any oae or two OF these and
lot the other. Re; he cannot at the same time De
~ Associaiionst and Communist az! more than
he can be White man and a. Indian, or Quaker
aad Roman Cathcli1. Which are the distinguishing
sppels,ions OF two diarent determinations Of Chris
usns, as Asscciat,onist snd Communist are the re
s?eStve sppelstoos o! two differing schools ct Sc
cishsts. lie Who should say that Thest, Christian
am Catholic or Protestant, mean. just the same
thiu, would make precisely the same b,uDdcr rs
the Church Review does IN jumbing MP Red Re
publican Socialist s:4d Associations, ia one mess
lot when IL adds Communist II the chowdcr. II
speaks exactly as II II should say that Thesi Chris
,ian. Cstho!c ar6 Protestant were 81 different
usrnes for the same essential thing 81 Iub