The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-24

i've brousht about by the working Gu. m
self. 2. The struggle for the eman nCl,e Tor
Of the wo1Lins-ei,': Is s,I nSs class Sut for
equality Of Rights and duties aud for tae III: %ba
nression of al class supremacy. o.
economic dependence Of the work%o. .;s of
the capitalist constitutes , S :. nav exist =
couseouently, the Socialist DemoCans :
na-tv proposes to secure by the suPP.S
s;on Of the present system OF Prosu pro-. Ns III. |.
1.-THE wages system) the entire oenepS ,;t;csi ,
labor for each worx%s ana Indispensable {
| onJ;s;on IF the economic emanciPa.o
.be working. class. The social quessi,G;tu;
therefore. fnseparable from tue IenJs
question the solution OF tne a's snS is oniy
nassible under Democratic conaitions
Considering that the political anu eo ",ass ia
cal emancipation of the Working GAS; t1
only possible by combined action anu uaty
on it's part, the a SoS centralized organi-
cation, which at the same time ailows a..
nna To- nae his individual influence for tue
; common good. G. Considering tnay III
emancipation of labor Is nSiInor which
Embraced all countries in which nooein
, Society exists, the Socialist Dem0crG,S
, marty ia Switzerland connects 1Gsel1 VIZ
! The International Association Q!
2 :. The following points are laid eow !ns;st
Cnoso y, che AGITATION conducted by the
o Sppc;s,;st Democrats party 81. A general
I, r;oht of citizenship throughout SwitzeI-
# land. The relief OF the poor % S DO He;no
= liable always to supplement any dehcien
= c;es. 2. Direct legislation by the PeoPle
Of the Confederation, the popular inlt1at Wv:
- being vested in . minimum OF @o.UUW S.I
q ems At the public voting the aosoiuse
., majority of voters yes or NO shall deter
~ nine the questions submitted. suppress
er sion of the State Councils and the separate
=. cantonal votes as States. 3. compulsory
Ga aud gratuitous education up 70 tne co nhipS,.
90 ton of the fourteenth year of each cniiu
o. u, aye. aud prohibition against the employ
cn esnt of such children in workshops OF
az manufactures. 4. Separation OF the
ha Church from the State, and also 0. !ne
10 10 Schools from the Church. 5. Suppression
an an 81 all indirect taxation, and the introduc-
=; tion of direct taxation with the progressive
Va increase upon incomes and SUGGESTIONS
~ and general and patriotic valuation OF ioc'
he tunes, and also after each decease mouth
NV cation of taxation in favor OF fathers
~ families. 6. The abrogation of all needles
impediments to the right OF marriage, cen
tralization of all civil and penal Legislator
constitution of special juries, especially II
ria cases of disputes between ,: workmeA q"
les. employers. z. The estaoNsh"e.G
nee normal period constituting WORKING oay
he'd 2. A rigid surveillance over all working es
hat Adjustments, both as measure OF sanicar
by police and to insure precautions agalus
lest accidents. The appointment OF paid an
opt independent inspectors VI ianio'
nan Abolition of all deductions from wages
lere the shape of fines. Organlzation VI sS
ave tenn of official statistics concerning the COZ
be- dition of the working classes. lo. Aos
eem Int freedom OF the press, Oh Inee.'ns'
er association, and OF coalition: L. "a o...
Yery to be opened with the State for associatio
say with Joint responsibility. For that pr
feet nose the establishment of q National Sw
able bank, with sole right to issue NOTES.
ance The purchase and working OF railway
now thn Confederation, as all tue means of co
&C mnnication ought to be the property or
paw state, which ought not to allow lndivle
ia in ais To profit by a monopoly. Is. Inc ~
the Federation to bear the entire cost OF cto
ne in iuu armng and equiPping the m'ii.ia
inter- sufficient rate of pay to be allowed,
,eror til, cadet academies TO be abolished.
7hicb ITALY.
'aius TLe PeroIution and the Interndttond
80 Tt1Iu-While the International ls puol
: 80 lug the same programme at Dresden an
;ry to Switzerland; the % SeinS the ga
sa,. separate and special ends are laid dow
' s.a,' anplicable to Switzerland. Under
,nnaI. name of the Societa Alferi, a subsidlar
lister. klndreu aseoe.. -. "a Tho assertion
led to Rome, nasins " .,o dastructiop of
~ tholicism Every member must either
i'm in u freethlhker, vi Ioi;ss;, IN mol
there which opposes ,';ooa ~ -ai;c;pn
lliance the lta!o- Oermau a "tad Ever
J.. His testantism, nuss 10 ppip'I, ~ panacv
ernan fort ID 10 10 useu W oo 80. Pon,a 90
But in get the rope a"ay III .; III r;,hts
be cal as to Deprive Pries's y. O." 49, r.
Cen case or war, inc soSeHy .naia nu frs,
an Ca before IL Is IormIy tes oa 1,ass;hIe
ermans burning rs many SnuIonos -. Nv,
20 with especially the vatican seoo cs,,;1s
Beust. pelllng all priests anu pI!sSi 10 49,
as we nation TO emiGrale u .y's;t?ys =
att, has the masses 10 emu'a re-, sne ,,i,srs of
definite Siciiian VespeTs. ne e liz n.ntl
esult of society are prooaoly anioSs 'IT r -
story to who got up the rio1 a. oC. -. ~
which on the 3d. and at tne Miaenta on a,,;1
, "Ger- The Standard Correspondence 10 oS
ustria." admit that they were tne agg.e
9, prac though he CONSIDERS tna' Cne nna
Austro- Papai cockade ny men' wo.n' -
austrian dren, was an lndlcatcu 11al. Sno oSn
H. lie oil 0nlRanG