, 1870-02-27

LH6 nj iu10AGsGAs RS1I R9AGAAs oAN =" PAoop |
mself IN d!gpided and glorious poverty.
What Is the probable end Of tue private sotdiers
areer1 To retuEn to hls home after Blx or seven |
ears OF fatigue and unpaid danger, with the |
abits Of labor diminished md those Of discipline
lc1eaGed The usual lot Of the otcers II 10 travel
MIL the age Of g. In tr14nRie, the aides OF
'n1ch arc formed By tho barracks, tho bosrdlHE
ouse. and the aaloon, and then TO retro with the
ank CT Captain and penAIon OF from tVclvn TO
rtcen hundred lt1ncB. Everyone knows that
1ese is much more advantage, and inoompUaoly
fs r1al, tn the budueas Of q halter than In the
rmy. The1e u expended In tue service N lncAl. l
olable amount Of fatigue without Salary, Of dcvo-
on without recompen4e, and Of courage without
~.
The people, who arc dnIy becoming more posi-.
.ye, apply The arithmetic to these moral atlAlrA
It ole time they demand why these young mer,
veil born, well bred, wei formed, and brave, pre-
er tnsnSleas and peztlous service to Ill OF the
1c1auTe cal1lDgs; and, agsln. 1t complains Of ply
: g three or four hundred millions OF irauca- one
'enr with another, for ths sAla1y OF these work.
ner, who neither forge iron nor spin cotton
Iadmlt The army IL folly, but the folly Is the |
Lolt generous and the most noble that could tu1n
, human brain. w
admit the army costs dearly. but let the
foreigner threaten o1r frontier, or an internal
eIeny hold In check the public will and individual
nearly Whist It Is worth.
May We now glance at that other army, without
ard without discipline, OF which the
chlefs and the soldlela, without distinction, Welt
the blouse, the common coat. or hroadclnta-
Within few days We hare seen this army On the
March we came within but very little OF seeing II
on the ne1d OF bstNe. 1t carried lta atma in fta
rcctete, nd, 1t did not nzhs, It uar, according
TO 1ts OWE statement, because II did not feel quite
tute Of victory. ...
There arc In our country ono OF two mI1iou1 OF
men whom fortune has seryed WORSE than It ha1
the rest. It u rot that they lack strength. or
courage, or intelligence; but they WeTe born Of
tmptuceEt or unfortunate parents, who ether
could 70, or would not beq1eath them that factle
and productive Instrument Of labor-csp!ta1.
These people arc called plebelApH. or rTplet1ires;
they arc thrown thus, provided OF unpsoylted,
into the mldss Of society wherein the poores.
peAfant possesses plot Of ground, spade, Of
plor. Having inherited Dolh!uR from any one,
they are led 10 believe the nselyel and 10 csu them
telses dIsnnertted They imagine that their
petghborr, who arn moro fortunate, have wfunged
them cut Of that which they lsck. One opinion
p1eyalent among them Is that things nseful are
produced BY nature for tho Use Of all men, aud
taAt the reason why theJ possess nolhtng u tnts
0 hers hare det'gued1y Appropriated thef portion.
II they Kew that all wealth Vas the product Of
BY econouizlng IN labor, to beaueash nt length 70
their children IN ontnt superior 70 that which they
nayc received from theiE parents But EocIety
has not taken tho pains TO lnltroct the11- 1t has
sometimes natrertd them, sometimes reprasssd
.tcm, according to time mud ciEcumatance; 1t
bns q. the uost only begun 20 comprehend that It
would be Ber1tpg Itself b. gTing them gratutous
education This Ia why NC see all. Or nearly all.
Of this claSb persuaded that they are the victims
80 1nfn Va thAf hAv q L
Nothing wiz content them, neither alteration Of
| toll uor increase Of wages; tho nost favored al
| ways believe TINT tneT give much and receive
| uo,hirg at all They dreAm OF general uqulda
l Ton; they are pe1auaded that the Stale can and
ought To remedy poverty, organize labor, alter the
distribution CT wealth, and 1oconsttuct society OF
nav plan. Mau would have become An angel o.
hruIe. II sophlsts u ere 1ot met with to WORK thi.
| ulne OF I1lnalon. We hAye thousand lnfssliblt
iheoItsie, the most modest OF whom engages Il
erich ali the poor IN eight days. But ~ The olt
Organization which ts to be replaced Is supported
BY the !AwE the tribunals, the asaaarmsris po Wef
! ihere Ia not reforner of society who does no
'sy TO the prolttairts, 1T have the remedy yoE
oeed, but relieve mo nrss OF this government
which fcItel1 me
The pvoktatyrs Of our country arc no more re-
ppbltcaus than they are uouarcnistH Ths1 Woult
readily accommodate themselves to Dictator
[ dQlQ LuAt N0Qlu GLITCH kl644 Ii uud QAy tufl
would Iesve to tho houfpeofsik that Ridiculous loyl
Of liberty and Of law which they proclaim. In tn'
reuplcns, where with the greatest violence the,
curse the attempt Of the I'd Of December, the.
honor the 18Th Of May, 1s4s; they Eaufy the VIC
lent acts Of the 9oth OF June and the 10th Of An
pus., 1.g7; they app!aud at the blood shed On tn
| a1et OF JanunSy and the 18th Of October, 179a
they have abundance OF indulgence tot The mu1
derera Of September: they uncover with respcc
/ NJ Mac ehanH HtaFY nj
| who wera ansuret'y the WORT ty1ants OF Ffsuce
! Thus the SocaliAt'c army matches ag&nst 1s nc
der the o1dsf1 Of 4 Jacootn stan ocncer.
All the speeches Of the ag!tators may Be sommt
up thus: Give IL the Dictatorship and VIC vi
! glso 3ou wealth. Tbs candidate Of the nr1t ell
clnsc9ipuon n Md rot have been elected had
not tecl1rrd himself Socts'tlt
Neither Hoehtfott ror the other ring1cAdets {
| the Pa1tNan mob hare found tue secret OF cu1in
poverty. They would. necessary, kno
how to Tetuscitsse tho commune Of Par
and The Revolutionary tribunal. But II 70
p1eAs them 70 the wall: II you demand (
| them by what neaus they natter themselves thl
theJ viii enrich the roor without rsunde11ng u
ricr, they gtatd p7xzled and AhAshed. Bat Il
French proktaire resembles thoie inyatldt VT
wish to be deceived; he exe&usts the category
. 7 qutcts before looking for doctor who Will G
, hll on frem his Illusions
1
| The Eoss chAlaciertkuc tskiu OF tho present TIM
iaat IS ttat the soltiera and chiefs OF the reTol
. | .1cnlrJ and aoc3anElic army arc the mo1t hone
| peoplo IN tie world, aStcr their manner.
il ona we1e 10 Drop pur1e containing ton MI
Z toLs In tho hall Of Fouts-DelIeytlle, vhne u
! orator srd audience vera Illuminating IN un.st
r aGaiusi the tnssuY OF capital. the purse would
q | rcurEtd tntac: 10 its cNnes. Bat ths oEas
1 | were 10 ulfold That theory OF P1oudaou, wht
= | tends to ccLn.ca'e the whole net revenue 10
r4o:ffaife, the Scod pco;le Ct the assembly, vii
q | OF: dNgulslpg from Themselves that The reAsoni
. ! u eonewbRt lslne, would sAJ: "Rl&ht o. not
4 Thing would at least he very sgTeeable; We cot
J: urt rsrdoo Ourselves for dong wronE to a1Jo'
Z l bet. II rte state would tAte the matter up
i ltseu! Tne ss4.e u the owner, aiter III: Il COX
a pscnt by the 1rd, Aod yet wash it, hAnda Of
e crtre." ..,.-,.. ..-.
e While tse nurgry crc*d delights Itself "
= these cnin,cf1s, what say tho candidates for
" Dtclatornhip- They arc hoIest these young mel
e hooes:, as WA NArat, who died poor. fe
EAli ht, II tock nocey ftou The r1cn, oot II =
\. 70 ,li1t11butc II anonx tho lAboting classea
"A | they b.aUc mAu VINO has hsndled millions vi
! out tcemr son. Power est!sees nc"
NJ Thus, u1der tie hypos,es's Ct soctallstic I
N ta.o.shlp, TIC guE.rnment could say, ~ ~
- kent uoihlrg;" aud tho people, " We have ta'
'. rotn,rs," There would be no rohoersi yet II
would to shoss who were robbed.
This Il WHY the c'ass who arc liable 10 rohn
- are fortunate IN being euuenched behind IN
fou. nurdred thoasscd soldiers, who are at o
The poorest aDd most dnt1teleslsd OF Frerchm
=. But this security which tho atnJ procuses
T. u. this comparative rrpose which It zuafaut
ct UP, we should take Advantage Of gentlemen
Fe undertake At our own expenfo {And the sooner
u be,te,> the eIucauon Of our brethren IN tho r
4 Let "a pot treat them ~ eneuiet, nos ersn Y
al 1hty threaten u: let u a,d them: let rs ext
70 10 lneu The band Of f1!endanip: let us ros TO-
"a that NC all spring from The common people'
j." that every psolttaiFe u an sspIans iof dt'zeas
81 81 judicial Salu1ies iu EnElond.
ne Fscrn tAe Et7s York Erntrs Post, Fke. Is.
70 AJrrros OF tbs bll TO ineteAsc tho eaianes
q: juo1eH OF the Supreme Court, tns loving.
nj sernlrg salas1es Of great Judges IN Eosana'
,er Ihs B.t,hh Lord Chancellor has q falaz
.u.a Il,ooo tcr ~ outns. Thia sum Il INTENDED 70
ol rsf tie expenses OF c1r1ia8es, hnf.e &c,
aet toete Ses5 often cost great deal more than
We Inn tamed Although <ne keeper Of the Que
,Hn .ue eenseeree. ~ ne Lord Chancellor il called
Abe dayt. sEd often eoa 70 his court IN ~
ana btooR instead OF = grand coach with
uJ Rfg1tuo "Jc2ueae1 2" behind II
seaf The 1ala15 Of tbs Lord Cn1noellor Hns, III
III Iev ~ = S r. Gltoo yeaf-e1o go ~ CHA,
It ard Ip to the tine d Lo1d Hdon ine inc On
b. the Chaccefor was, slto9ether go coo ! Ies
, 10 | he re ccsved ices OF s21tous kiude tnst 1fn
feaY abcllfntt, er diverted into other cA1nntte
sae. there days II was very essy tor sfeaf ia
feSr Wip was r44sed TO The peerake 10 1esvo tam
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