New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17
EUROPE.
The Revolutionary -ocisii-ts-P First Fraction
Dicthtors aud Gactors-Pisrrc Lerosx-
Louis Binpc-The Socialist UniOn-The
Eagles aud Gods.

LONDON, August 1852.
delineated in my last letter the three
principal divisions Of winch the Socialist Revolu-
tionsry party rs composed. We found among the
Revolutionary Sociali-ts 6Fst fraction which
should call governmental and dictatorial. Inc
chief men Of that fraction, taken according
to age and order OF date, are Pierre Leroux CADET
and Louis Blanc. Not ~ithstanding the most
marked diversity Of ideas. characters aud antecs-
DENTS these thIee men have many points 10 c, IN
mon, which justly nv placing them together.
first they are thoroughly convinced that every
political attempt lresO,. .onary or mott suicn mas
not for its ann "a give to Europe, as the, say in
their dosmatc language, the solution Of one prob-
lem Of the organization Of work, that is 70 saw to
secure education. labor ana subsistence 10 the
greatest number. would uoN -a-days be ineffcs-
cIOas, sud even without ali object capable VI call
ipg out the devotion of the masses; and IN this
they perfectly night.
The, thiak too, that new Efforts mast De made
To elaborate and untold the science Oi the org
Iation Of ~srk that cain aud s-nous onOpa
esnCs must be- organized 10 order "a enlighton me
masses aud give their minds more substantial
ioOd than the negative IDEA OF d more or less uui-
vrrsal suffrage, and some thing less yag than
this word VI every meaning reoJ'E'tO aary aetiOs.
They irel great interest 10 practical experiments
which are made u r, ahz- Association in a small
scale. They go thus Tar IN their couprenensiJ %
Of the conditions for the development and sue
Gers OF the new social principle, but they stop
there. They canrot give categorical explains
tIUn 81 ~hat this principle has 70 expect from
oyrr-nast, and violent revolution, VI from TIE ae-
ton VI secret sOcitues.
Pierre ieroux. CADET, and Louis Blanc GEree
upS n another point witch makes them cOpspcu-
Gus among othrI fractions Of the revolutionary
party thet believe the real gst1n OF the new so
clai principle cannot be worked ont except bS q
Go, eminent winch is centralized ana Do <-uul,
taking the lead Of the mas and org AIMING them.
They believe STILL all II Is one OF their deplOrable
illusions that such Government can alsc oat Of
a revolutionary movement and thar the Masses
~ ould lsten 10 TO. words Liberty, Equality, Fra
t.ruI'y, in such va, a. to willingly accept, or
quietly submit to a quasi dictatonal Government
Except three pcints in common, nothieg is more
dls,imllsr thsn their docuines and tn.ir proceed
ngs. SO much is this the case, | should De
Obliged to take Tn, M SEPARATED, If mad to give an
o-s 81 their views and their position.
"nste'er be their differences, they have set TO :
we emigration heie good oxsmple of accord for
se"nrnon cork. They hsve tri-d 70 found usder
~ w" Vi the Socialist UHi1 o. Socet, of which
pnnlshs. you The Programme, and they have
f1Iu as "a hIst production Of this society a
=, csssy BY Tore: Les 4islss IT Ls, yh.,,,
u, Tag - and God. 'sNS q 'e' Ose~@,
Su'e NAT tine nave heard NOT min, ,-,,..;,A
~ 'he Socialist Union or n. m ,n;,s.,'.;,.
es,,s;ni' ~ AFRAID that the three ek-f, IT,
So''s'"'y 'he most comp-tent So, ~ ~
snc bert qualified T. wnts "a lug their party
ero't N. most int bigeat and nrN.,;o 10 thef
'e'''uH- nsit Socialism, have met IN ,.s,-...' "
ances, with some iayisble hibdranc, =, 49, 20 M
s''oh 81 then excellent design. IL wonls ~