New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-19

Peoples party whose leaders also worked fora republic
but disapproyed OF the principles OF socialism
and communism which distinguished their more fadlca
coadjutors The leaders Of the former Peoples party
have adopted new plan, cutting loose from Their con
forming new "pemocrafic party Without The old
JectiOnable principles which deprived the Democratic
WOrkingman's party Of much OF its influence. TINS new
party from its principles OF what might be called 0der
ate radicalism and the character and ability OF ts ea
radical ideas for greater power and Tor TINS REASON
think IL il well worth while to give You the procelhgs
week ago. .
At the meeting to form the Democratic party the first
speaker Herr ThOde reviewed the last Y years 70 S9M
why II was necessary TO construct such party Inc
men OF 1913 will create new Democratic party Win no
foundation that the Will Of the people alone sha De de
cisive and not that some powerful soyerelg @ hia
fantng tit or suffering ndispOsiton should be abe
to decide upon fate Of millions of men and at thg
will make or peace WIN the lheieasca , , ,
army budget the people grow poorer This cannon h7t
long A part OF the army budget must De
appropriated to educational purposes then three
every one would he soldier and would RrotecI NJ
country when needed Pestaozz fIotPe th ~ re-
cent times As the Alliance Isrdeiie oHrass" u tbore
together all the Jews ON the face OF ihe er 81 kWay
with wars they destroy the productive fapaeites to
welfare and the freedom OF tne people. fe natural de,
velOpment Of the human race without any Inh scbnoi
To every one ms Ilght anu t b oiisbed: every one
must live and obtain his subsistence a. ne pi'' tbe
dom must be the only regulating hedhih "'io"e WV
DR. udo Weiss chief editor of one OF the most llnu
eutia of the Berlin newspapers, said that they hu
reproached with an intention TO endanger the aus VI
Liberalism by disunOn party Whcn 10 ~. ,l,ion
sneak out its opinion the Church ana schOOi qcsto,
and will know nothing OF the social question aS Ios ~
ii is united is party which indeed may I'VE from Iay
10 day but has no right 10 a future. IL Is true lHal
among the Progressive there are men OF great Earning
and diligence: but these entertain the lase neS
sion that the Liberals have Parliamentary power,
which indeed works slowly and circutOntiy, Dut rear!
i'm the end accOmpshes something that Is not uue' II
il said the people are apathetic III that be rcay the
case those are responsible for II who represent the inter
gence of the people and who ought to take the atNe
This mstrIs the people Is an old sin OF the Progress
sivcs The error in their programme LEADS then 20 sup
mort Count Bismarck and his system and 10 desire me
binding M of the North German Confederation, ana Pc
side IT, with great ndirete the setting aside OF inc
bayOnets . -, =, ,,,o
one speaker found fault with the proposed programme
as too verbose, and recommended rs one tnat Wouu
rally the people around thcm All through the people,
all for the people diminuton of the blood Tax lbW
StcucT) and considerable increase OF the schoO TAX
Another rccommC udcd that the programme contain
clause i'm favor Of years term OF service III me army
and "A corresponding dimiuutlOn Of the army NUGGET
Finally "A declaration agreed upon that the pr~Ons
here assembled form the Democratic party, which, IN
view of the untenabc condition of Prussia ana Ger
many claims the domestic and foreign conduct OF le
State as henceforth the unlimited right OF the people
and on the basis Of this declaration many persons sBh
fled their adhesion TO the new Democratic party