Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-09
Sole Agent In san Francisco.
REFORMEHS

tnelr last m"cHloFabte collcidNe Il wear
ago. They do not appear TO have
learned much in that interval, and
even that little. We are inclined To
think, is Of a Kind to painfully reflect
upon their always someWha scanty
stock of common sense Missionaries,
theorists, dreamers and poets. in fact,
appeared TO have engineered the COR
tern from first to last. Ideas were
promulgated compared with which
the worst communism of revolutiona-
" Paris was positive conservatism.
For example. the Swiss delegate WAS
severe on railroads, t~ele7raphs. and a
hos; of other thing, which only served
;he rich" They were conceded to
individuals who rearei the benettS:'
therefore The would 60 away w5th
railroad and telegraph" The STATE
Itself was for the benefit Of the ricd;'
therefore tie State should be abolished.
Ii the reader i curious 10 krow VIVA:
.he>e enterpri>ing ~@cndenen weUld
give Us, when the STATE i upset, the
beatitic vision Of a Brussels delegate
will let him into The mystery. y few
social organization would spring up.
\ supreme Court Of arbitration would
then be established 10 settle internal
,ional disputes; then would follow
great scientific explorations of the
globe. international explorations;
then international drainage AM irr.-G-
ton OF Tie vast uncultivased territories.
the draining OF mora>>e,. The planting
OF mountain tops. the piercing Of
is;hmu>eS and of the mountain chains
which are at present mighty laer.er>
between peoples, meteorological Oh
ser1a:cr;eS, the publication Of in~a-
luxurious streams Ike the Gan-es-in a
few words. the universal Gcnleiesa-
ton Of 1ev social organizations sill
have the bounden aa,v u perform Of
amelioratin- ci.mt.e. fey;i,i1.n; The
Sahara Desert, and tTruzn- the waa,e
globe INTO i garden. "IIumanisv in
possession Of the whole plane, man
viii a. last become the sovereign cttae
globe. the king Of tac creation HE
only wonder is, whi.e they We're about
it. they dii no; throw III Dean >wi&'>
extraction Of "sunbaani, from rucan-
bers." AMI .Anachar>i> kioo.z' pam
for healing the ailments Of she uni
versal human race" The Italians. for
some reason or other. could not come
10 the Congress vile spies wcr1 Waich-
ing them but they sent 4 mid man
nered manifesto. approving Of the gen
enral ~otjee:> the Congress had II v.cw.
There were soine gems ii this deel-
ment which ii would he 4 ply , . hide
nnder 4 hushsl. an 20 we qH5.c:
1T is with a hear, f,lel with m
immense faith in the realization OF that
programme that today We cur>pire
Tor the complete de~>truction OF the
State. with all its ntaleyulcut iu~:i;u-
tons, the annihila,iun OF every kind
OF authority under whatever form il
may present itself. and for taking pos
session by the NJ Lifted masses 81 all
the implements Of labor, machines
and raw material, including the soil
and all the riches which, by the most
fiagitious robbery-the exploitation OF
The starving multitude-alora it has
been possible to accumulate i'll the
hands of a small number of enjuYerS
These acts we propose to carry gu
with a provideut promptitu le. no by
decreeing TO accomplish with an eifica.
riotIs energy. not by proclasmlng; We
find all summed up in the I've word
Anarchy and 'C0Ilec;iyi>m.' condi-
tioAs which we consider Indispensable
10 insure the triumph OF the social rcVo
luton and the realization OF pro
gramme.'
\ German delegate, with a nice ey,
to the fitness of things, thought th'
first thing to be dcne in organizing til,
new order of things should be to ge
rid of the police. Policemen onl'
helped to extend the domination o
man over man, and to keep the poo
in cheek. Not only that. the Grimm
ais they We're paid to keep in checl
were simply the victims OF the presen
di,ordered condition of the social Sys
tenn And so they vent on, ohject!n,
to everything and demOlishing every
thing. but brought forward absolutel,
nothing to build up or to reconstruct
Children could scarcely exhibit le,
familiarity with economic principles o
the philosophy of social sc.erce, or til
actual forces which govern the rela
tons OF capital and labor. The Eng
fish delegates, it is said, were ashamei
Of them. and 10 wonder; therefor
they had little or nothing to say. Their
we're some Americans also at the con
ference, but probably from the sam
motives they held their peace.
The real trouble with al such al
surb people, who set up a retoruner>
is, that they can not see that Will
claiming rights for themselves, the
are threatening TO lake away or trau
pie upon the rights of other Feopl,
If railroads and telegrapis are to .
annihiIatel. what is to become Of IA
people who have invested their eapits
in them, and who desire 10 use them
Are all such people but vile monooc
lists who have no rights which tn
friends Of humanity, under the ne
eiispensation, are bound to respect ,
all governments are 10 be +" tumble
into the sea we believe that i tn
phrase, what have the friends Of ind
vidual freedom gained, il they az
placed under the management
of the proposed committee. :
change of name : not al
Ways a change ofthin-. The speedic,
way for these remarkable person, L
attend 10 their beau ideal of what so
ciety should be, it seems 70 u, woul'
lie to emigrate to koordi,tan or china
where, a. yct, there is neither railsoa