New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10
Address. from Eugene sue.

The following address, by NJ. Eugene ~ ,ho
the Democratic Socialists OF the DePar.m.esa,
Seine is published in the journals % rsne-abie pu.
csI.rs. 4, prsssrca Of the name OF 'he - ,mson
Chzsps1 70 $1,000 ~ The electors as NE snnsio
and tbs consecraon OF the RepuI nc Your
Of February q h ss,ns OF proposing to your choice
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shaded Of he sspass ,h srsiad II you consider me
duty ana you my patriotism ena my oesSsu
ness VIII os t on IN, past life There sre men who are
me Oh 10 meet with truth at The hrst outset lhsieso
hsppy "a a. through others less Fortunate and
OF nsvs have to contend sgsinst the preludices
~, enoch against the Influence In The midst OF which
nv have lived and arrive a, The Of true soes
cnles ooly with tme and by study and experiences Ihs
the reason why 20 Year, ago when made by eeonI as
srer mssnders cod The priDclpesto when was a.
lsier period 10 devote NY lelhe principles wneh nt U
since propsgsed and defended 10 my numerous works You
IN render the justice TO say thsi neher ca
ambition which has cicaed nay conduct; nave no.
waited FOR The OF The sug to pass ino tne Ia9hs
of the Democratic Socialists AZ Democrat, profess ioai
the Republic and this Universal Suffrage are above ne ca
price Of msjoriles the majority has no more the 70
Alternate th sovereignty vi the people than man mss
right ALLEVIATE his liberty As Socialist DO mol oelonR
speciay TO any school Theorists agitse ques foi OF
pure doctrine aud put forth In their own manner TIE 90
susct principles Of social science have traced out 10
myself other part have endeavored 10 popnarse Ire
general deas Of Socialism, aud what there practical 10
each school. am SOcoIs, from my heart because
have Witnessed the cruel suf rings and The many virtues
OF The people because have seen The artisan hno he pea
SAINT want Of bread In consequence OF wanl % employ
with Difficult y, they and their wives aho
children on insufficient aud uncertain wages because
have seen the out with and abo die WITH
out place of refuge In the most frghu misery; because
hsve seen the sgrcuufis manufacturer and uedtsmsn
ruined and their families In despair In consequence OF Inc
bad organization Of credit am SOrialis from reason,
because am convinced Of the insucency OF charity OF
aims giving and of all palliative measures IT'S necessary
10 destroy paupersm Ia the very bud, and to solve
Al any cost the fearful problem of misery. In the
Cons luton Of 1888 which all good citizens should
.ttsch themselves there article which contains IN
,ybyyo the greater lumber of aneorauon now aimed
by the sociahs aiude to Art 49, This article is con-
ceyed ss follows: "The Constitution guarantees 10 the
ritzens liberty of work and industry Society avors and
encourages the DEVELOPMENT OF work, by gfaullOus pr
mary instruction professional education equaty OF rea-
mons between the and workman institutions Of
foresight and credit agricultural Institutions voluntary as
.ociaions and The establishment 10y the state by depart
and communes Of public calculated TO occupy
society furnishes assistance TO a0an-
ioned children The nm TO the aged without resource
20 whom heir families sf)rd 10 aid. Thst article, II
executed ia good faith and broad scale guarantees TO
every one employment education, and creo; aud, con-
,equepy comfort independence and security both for the
present and the futue that article faithfully executed rem
ders all social reforms possible and may put an eud for
boureeo farmers manufacturers soldiers, ara tadesmen,
all children Of The same family bound 10 one an
other If not In property least In ssress and misor
tune The future Will indemnify for the preseft-peace
roncaOn hope oblivion Of frsrctdsl struggles-or Me
country equally depores all the CHILDREN has lost The
enemies the Republic alone profit by our dVisons let
us unite let us labor Ia for common happners
IA April l is, isso. EUGENE SUE.