The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-10-08
CHICAGO AND CINCINNATI
SATURDAY, OFT. S. ts7O
THE EUROPEAN STRUGGLE.

We have 50 far RETAINED, and pur-
Posely refrained from expressing an
opinion on the merits of the terrible
struggle now gong On IN Europe. Il
must have been selfevidcnt to the dis
interested observer that partisan feel
ingor nationaisti| preiudices are entire
" controlled the expression Of public
opinion, alike on the rostrum or in the
public press. An eye TO the main
chance, 10 the success Of this or the
defeat Of that party, preventing in an
eminent degree the majority " the
American people from forming an UNI
prejudiced opinion, 81 its necessity OF
injustice.
The position Of the Arbeiter Union Of
New York, German in every feeling, D.
one which commanded and still COM
mands our hearty admiration, VIZ. that
il was simplya conflict between deSpots,
from which humanity had little If any
'"'"s n "oPe' ano 'Ha' co"S'' 'e"uy "
genuine republican sympathy could
well be spared from either side
II is needless now u discuss the
question VINO was thc aggreSsor for
years past Prussia ana france nave re-
7elnoIea lWo DN.l'tS' each daring lhe
o''''r 10 V'e coh''c'' me enc was as
"cep u thc inuu N 'ht o'hcr was ~ yrs
Lire IEe plea o. injured innocence
2" ''''e' Slue was Pu'TAt- ihe game
n >'''P'y "'r.'o'.' m Il ''ii''u-i II,
S.'" - y '"''c "''po.'''n. !. = a.,
'"Ce' iiu'ilo'H n 'IlA n p'lnc'PI'' U'u
OF humanity our own war having OK
''',' "''''''' ''S" :" '"'g.,'s
'' " NUM- 10 ais ~ Co''''' TIC
HIT '''l' II O'S'"'.Nli--oi ais y
'o'u a' inc "4y one' IL uS'S' ana 1t Is
lnocAtry q terms y refer Y II prompt
~ ~ s'c'' couHec'ioh'
u'' 'h''e' , ,ii"NeH '''"l'Se oc"lello"s
= '''','i a'',' ~ w PIeulc''on 'ilat lhe
sal'auoh o. lne frehch Hep"'''c must
come through tne i"'ei Po'i''0n q Il"
'iies' "FSP0' y" "a y" '.'v russian
n Il Al m ''''l'' N MN
w. anu " c ''' 'o' ''' 'i'10 " ie"' "
HI uIIec' oPPoSIll"n M l"'S sl''elileH'
mat 'Ior'SchaAoH ms phaut toob
expressly ul>''o"S a"S Sy'"'a'"y WIN
'"g y ou''I '''P"o''I-
I I'M Y meantime : "SSia nay = num-
Dleu AeI IlNal-ha'ih proven Ihat Ile
word OF KING i worth less tNan inc
word Of PEASANTS "sg'ng WARFARE
Oh d people WHO uesire u w az peace
ana preparing N ueS'i"y cl'y' uhe
P'lue Vi inc oi'iii1ea "oiiu may inc
uou n oattles Say her TuOnless manu.
or peradVenture vengeance as terrible
As mat which she proposes 70 lnhict
may oYertake her own misguided le-
glons'
AnU g S'io'' anu i"0oiS'''e"' a.
'l'e T'a'elilehl may seeli--tnOuSn y Is
nellher,-We nave llttie falth IN the per
pctuity Of the so-called French Repub-
lie, and certainly less faith in the guild
anco Of such marplots as Rochl IT,
Ledu Rollin' Or Louis Blanc. We 6e-
le'e ralner IN a Ounoing up IMAM IN
pulIlng down. pohcy-lhough thl' II
a system IN direct opposition to the te-
signs and desires Of the gentleman PA.
terred to. Moreo er, We quest on
"hether me mass q me French people
are YET educated 10 mat standpoint
Where repuOhc can become hNed
institution. No matter how disagree
aoIe inns statement may be, their mer-
cu'lal- eAclIeineht-PaSeant-ioVing DIS
PoN.''ou' presents d stronger argument
* M. ~ ''e'u slulP'lcl'y Oeil'8 acci'-
WIN ~ O'iii0 'ii"u "u1
ew cah USE
III presenting The foregoing we have
si'uP'y ie.e''eu Y iew undemable
49, , -. '"s o"' iTauerS 10 ara" thelr
J. NJ - IL ~ not propose
90 ~ e. ''ie "o''o
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D1iO'0 NO"''UOi''s' no"e'er' We de-
CIV " ''N'0 Wy '"'0 nv s!"patny lor
mat oiaSs y "iseSo'e' "no desire 70
tbroDed monsrcb. 'rbis i ono ,5 ae , %e-
most contemplate features of M
French character. The bosannab of'