New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11

reduced to Two pfineips! problems
TO produce wealth.
Second problem:
Tho Grs, problem contain, the question OF labor.
The second contains the question OF wages
In the sI problem the question IL OF the employment OF
In tho second of the distribution Of enjoymsnt
From the good ploymsnt Of force results public power
From tho good distribution OF enjoyment results individual
Ky good distribution must understand not equa di.
bu,on, but equitable distribution. The highest equality
equity.
individual happiness within. results social property
Social prosperity happy tho citizen FREQ. the
England solves the fra. Of these problems She creates
wealth wondorfny ,ne distributes badly. This solution.
which Is complete OILY side, leads her inevitably
these two extremes: moDstious opueno.. misery
All the enjoyment to few oil the priyson to the rest that
feudsly sprnrns from labor s.if false and dsngsroa.
s,ss,on which POUNDS public power upon private uisery
which plants the grandeur Of the ia the suffering Of the
individual grandeur iconst;uted In which all the mate.
rial elements combined and into which eemeu,
enierS
Couunsn and sgrarian law thlnk thsy solved the
second problem. They mistaken Their distribution
kills production Equal partition sbClshes emulation And
labor 1t Is distribution by the butcher
who kills whs, hs divides, 1t Is therefore impossible stop
these proiessed solutions To hill wealth is not TO dis
tribute H.
The two solutions nut be combined form bat
Solve the first only of the pfoblems you will be Ven
ice you will bc England You will have ike Venice sr
fetal power or Ike England material power; you will be
the s iich man you viii Bofsh by yoesce Venice died
or by bankruptcy England will fall and tho world will
you fa because the world let's everything fall and
which nothing but sesnss everything which does
not represent yiItue idea for the human rsee
Iisof understood thst by these words, Venice
England designate 10. the people b.. the social con
sructioDs the ogrsbies supenmposed upon the nsens
and not tho nations themselves The nations always have
respect and sympathy Venice the people, vii DO
reborn; England the srtoo,ey, VIII fail but England the
nation, 1. immortal This said. We proceed;
Solve the pobems snconrsge tho rch and protect the
poor suppress misery pn: an end TO the upJut speculation
upon tbs by the strong pu, bride upon The nlquteas
jealousy him who Is the road against Lin who has
reached h end adjust ioatl smatcy and ffaefDsy wages
10 labor Join srstous and Obligatory instruction 10 the
growth Of childhood and make science the basis o manhood
ycoo the nts she you occupy the a bs st once
poserfs people ssd family OF happy men; democra1e
property notby sbohns II, bot by uniye'aEng H. IN sush
way every citizen without exception may be Pfopfc
Tor 40 easier thing tbsn u 10 besved u be Ia two words
produce wealth and learn 10 distribute IT, and you ss
haye material grandeur aud moral grandeur combined and
you shall DO worthy to call yourselves France 80
This above and beyond fes sects which ran VIA nwhs
.ocasm said this Is what sought TO realize this what 1t
out nod In mems minds go
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