, 1873-12-29

because aomoli,nes Ito est aeryco nn or aocial or.
sa @ Viii I'll e fss wor viii esa sery o s
ns That many things wo regard as fundamental ard
10 sra For ro avo III eo Taces ano
whom It has Bcctnetl natural that hlaba.id a,ld wis
should lo married only four days In the VIC. e,
my aecma natural AniSng others stl 1t aeoirs nut
ural 10 practice polynntlry, or the custom Of ono
] eonny sys asTGs ra a an a. 10 oS, 'es
always desccnl y lilo o1ao lno, instead Of Tho male.
chlIlre, while tue roal children arc lisrcgarlcd
speak Of tIcae things 10 show thnt. becnuse somo
rcvolutioniAts md reforinora ayo different tdeas
thcso subjects from our own Ii does not necessarily
fuow TINT they arc utterly scnaoeaa or utterly do
prayed aud, rive treat them On though they were
either tho oo or tho other shall wofuly miss
mark.
IL Becns to natural and necessary to tho existence
continue. 1t nppears equally ultral and necessary
tant o!,r presaat lave Of deed sMd inheranee md
there are within tho bounds ., What wo call clvli-
tfon, thottsans Of persons tony to whom these prop
nlp9a, 30 Tar 'rom seeming sro. ap2ear tass aa.
are ssns o otused. Tic u han, ' and S, tho goo % '
Karl Marx ts tho lead Of the "1nterlatioala,' an
organization OF work!ngMen TINT counts up Its roll
eyeiy land, and evory considerable city. Of
every eyer @ lana; no is TIC mighty front Of mighty
what yoa @ Wit Ill., no oe ot tness apes anhilates
history q tho world'a fAc.a nnd thinking. III Ia ac:
theories Of political economy yet fc has theories and
politicni economy, not oniy differing fron hut Ut
tsrly snbyersyc Of our OWN He donea tue Eight q
nhoritatco TO our present tenure Of property. lie
denies tho present basfB Of Roeicty, md would over
throw our present theurea ard practice OF marriage
What he Is personally do not know. Among his
!ooWefa smere Gre VINO re- rcady 10 l1ao
io nosssihiHty If min tHtv sro re"y to 1Mcomo
tas S;ihas 5oay s any @ei,,ss t., mss ~ ssn and
head like the s9ns eatol,e Gf the French lteyolutio
@ , ne - Ill
nna ra n ~ oa " att. r. e. "'o "o' Aeoo W.
a's ~ ~ ~ ~ Ee ~ s' asGn m ,o shoro =,
a ~ Tue ro o. M on .o aa9ro 10 M .. % somo
1o a. tha .,r,s,. t,ou, " nonn n,r t-s 9ft S. W.
Uo a 80 Inc ncn 0 nps 0 atroes @ s Hs @ 2n
era snn .'ue ~ ~ o f Si % y
rca tinnt riahtiy tSo m,uht,cst sos;n1 and I;tira
asss!ien sf Ills ass Is. "Whu arc you s ssius 10 DO
aou"s y a. cnou. ,n,t ,,a rt.o, .rd ,r,,
~ ow,,j gl,1 gG1Ss urn 'sAI nas IIaen ana vi"
~ xnoeag ~ 9ur @ aooI' ma WI NOT pass or nntu Wo
navg sonmunea @ VIII ~: ~ Is ,ho anhin9 ~ Of is gen,
whether or not we can answer Il rightly shall decide
4 81 ~ "heIner oas sSatom u tninRa Hha
w " ~ u.'; % +ro r., A.. ,or,, ,,r ,,,o to,
Humanity hold 10 5e Of Tbontx hosd md W tbouu;
M 9a % M s o o ~ II s ~ ,c Gffp %
Itself nSothor body mud build Itself another nest My
two texts inaicate Tho process mud tho end CLauge Ia
ihe law Of growth aud progress. Tho oyll and tho
partial shall bo overturned and overturned and the
fouudalion.souo nclosina walls and crowning ton,o
have any God bohind houl-wleu ilat voice slnll 10
heard, Understood, aud lived out, which declares,
"You hnvo our Father In Ncaycn and I'LL Of you aro
bro.hren."
Dnt thoucn tho future Ia snfe in t,,c bond os ooa
vhuiher or not our te,nuornrv intrrcsts ami bnncs
mud missing tyno OF civilization are safo or mi Dr..
nruds ~ saii 1nnt, n" nmrstiou. y, Vnat nTn vn
ro,iu to do aiont liz"
l. And 1rst, 1t soo1ns to 1ne prudent aelf-ntcreat
nnl not only that, but duty, incumbent md urgent
that we should seek to comprehend It. II We nuko
tie attempt It will require sudy mud thought II, after
tl,ut we propose to ito auyhng frtner il will require
purlnl,s moro than atudy nnd thought ,-maybe time
mud work, and money.
There are several other things we can do
II we think thom wise anl beat,
And thing Is, hope that 1t won't amount TO any,
thing III tine, 10 60 Oh your selfish why aud let It
alone This is tho easiest thing to do, nnu, an,
afraid, will be popular with the crowd, But u CaD-
tain shutting his to breakers never yet saved Ills
ship. THIS was The policy of the French Kings pro
yious to tho Revolution. They saw the trouble but
hoped II would not come iu their n9e And this ucr,