New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28

assailed with hdeous cries and not permen 10 S
The President in vain endeavored TO restore oruer a
ing he threatened the Intervention Of the police none Oh
whom, by the by were on the spo ne Iled 40 shwei
Ierte were in force and would not be put down. the CON
fusion and uproar terrific and after scene OF nut
of old Tammany but examples Of
the session broke up in despair On MONDAY asures
the Congress again assembled, and eectual ~,
having been adopted against the invasion , pn d S
proceeded without non Of the
business, for which the session had been Called Ing hd
their eryees or the Of meet
ing, and who guarded the entrance to the hall NO on
tbe sairs Without card OF admission and the Congress
thus relieved from the disturbing element OF sne
bracing many topics of great interest The Poltiea,
sGaton Of the party and s relation on TO most she
questions 1t was maintained by some OF w sas
P po% SreunE peSiker FOR sss Of special
classes, the workingmen could hope nothing rom .s a
meut was not in so much danger from the smaller States
as from Prussia which had always been ne deo,asu nm
sorry in that country, through the dictatorship OF BIS
marck; the legislature was po~erless ann se ntn
stood in 7 the way s" Of the viii Of people Hence
protest should always be made against tne s1a h other
parties the programme Of the Socialist
Sna % r the essne Ss only comedy
in which the workingmen should not take part Ing
ess demands Of o ths RUSSIAN between
monarchy and republic there question such
an antithess not exist the evil comes IRON society,"
and the distinction between master and vassa
and plundered, should he done away was cohsenea
that the movement against the North German Confed
Grafton which was not disguised, but open, absolusm,
should proceed from South Germany which, on Una. az
count Should not become member OF the Con1edera-
ton The discussion of this topic was closed with me
adoption Of resolution to the effect that the ooeas
members Of the legislature, except for the purpose OF
agtation-that the representatives of that party In
parliament should act, far as possible IN the III,
terests of the working cassesand as rule, should
confne themselves to the negative ,os, soro,od n
The remainder Of the session was chleny neNoteu ~
the question oproperty in land on which he st
dent BebeD had prepared an espGraIe large mart
of it was taken up by historical exposo Vi h 1
propraton of the soil IN England an1 hands and thus
reduced the farm laborers to condition that hau
piled the place of human labor Of which he had been de-
prived, partly through the demands OF mtary w.
means of the small farmer The situation In Ger
many similar TO that in England and France;
A remedy to the evil presented In the right OF
the state 10 resume possession of the land when
was demanded by the interests OF the WnGe sninS
by the credit and the Of the state should e
demanded Of the In tins way Macs f tbe
present imperfect and wasteful systems OF cultivation
The robbery Of the soil which nda oe 70
would be prevented and the kindly fruits of the earth
Tsa Se eoe e SS the Congress on Subject
embodied in a resolution demanding cnange IN lhe
brought under system of scientific cultivation by
bned labor and the product divided according to fixed
borers Another session held Tuesday morning,
but question was brought up, and aiter desu
tory discussion OF several matters OF DETAIL the congress
finally adjourned. a..
do not know that tangible good Win accrue to
this assembly They seem to me to possess nttle I'M
portance except indications OF public opinion among
certain portion OF the German population In this
point OF view they are suggestive and valuable Sew
era of the speakers showed that the subjects which they
treated familiar TO their minds, and they were often
handled with considerable ability But In genera! the
discussions evinced more remarkable huency Of ex-
| preston than business maturity Of thought Many
crude ideas fondly dwelt precursors OF
social millennium In many eases there was an obvious
inconsistency among the measures proposed by the Con
gress. fav0rte point the decay and imbecty Of
| the State. And yet 1t was insisted on that in
terprise and energy should be merged in great
organizations sustained by the Government NO
| cooperation to which much Importance is at
tached in England and America and from the influence
SOCIAL advancement OF the laborin masses In this
spect the Congress presented forcibe illustration OF
the supremacy Of the ideal the practical In the Ger
blity Of the theories which were expounded to the
the existing political order could not be realized in
4 turies urged with as rigid tenacity as II the
| adoption Dark hints, to be sure, were thrown
\ out of revolution, OF forcible upheayal or
] present foundations; but 1t was evident that the
| majority of the speakers relied on the progress
of rather than the exercise Of violence for the
| promotion OF their ideas. Some OF them, indeed de-
ciarcd that their not pockethandkerchief
but the red flag of revolutions but however intended,
these threats only eusions OF oratorca
conade and by disturbed the placidy Of the
audience The hot and choeric spirit OF party which
sress but in the proceedings OF the meeting was
ure OF evil 1t contrasted unfayoraby with the
calm and thoughtful character OF the Cooperative Con-
gress which attended in London about year ago.
However much must be pardoned to the spirit OF liberty
Youthful band Of German refOrmers, and cherish no
worse wish for their than that the ear and not
| the air. may serve as its foundation X.