The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-08

or brown beer has become Inferior and desires that
What . blessed country would tho Germaa Empire be
VI tue state shoui1 become chemist. architect. land
lord ana brewer n there you could drink State beer,
view State melodramas and vaudeviles. constructed
according to rules deiperated IN iu session OF the
THE WORLD SCHOOL.
But Il 10 not sufficient that the SAFE brew beer and
arrange theatrical representations u Is demanded
that IL shall make the people happy BY giving enjoy
ment TO every one aacoralng 70 ns merit and man.
Sadowa and Seaanh-as We read IN one oil the best
pages OF NJ. Banoergsr-''sghs for the day when all
humanity will be seated his forms, each will
his correct his TASK, alter which place
VIII be assigned 10 him. II has been asserted that
the State imagined ny Tho socialists woua DO a bar
rack, but u would rather be place oil educutou-s
great boarding school. This dream never came from
the brain OF military oauOsr, butt bears the mark
ExrLAIKISo ALL EkRoRs
~ Hamburger has carefully reviewed tho errors OF
the middle classes, VINO conspre with the Utopian
and AID his desgos; and ne notes the or,
cumstanccs which explain tho astonishing success Of
socialism and tho rapidity OF its progress Perhaps
his enumeration 10 incomplete, and perhaps 10 the
causes should be added others he Is
unwilling 10 state He has told The truth respecting
the pessimsts the SCHOOL, asters and
CORY OF professors, well those narrow minded
lie nothing say about the liberals their trends and
abettorsf MEat
PATRIOTISM
The grand spring or soaring oil socialism dates from
the foundation Of the now Empire. Formerly II was
q prey 10 malignant divisions which paraiyzed It's
forces; II was divided classes. one adnsrod
10 Lassaile, who had never been Communist IN the
true sense OF tho term. Tho author Of the .'Systom
Of Acquired Rights wished the state 10 give np-
Limited aid to cooperative societies; on other SUBJ
jects no was indifferent We should add that no
always rsmanoa patriot apd was interested ~ me
which recognizes NJ KARI MARX AZ liz leader 10, ike
him, Communist, aud like him cosmopolitan. In
1875 reconciliation was effected, and then II
NJ Karl Marx VINO exceeded Ferdinand Lassale--
cosmopolitan Communism triumpned over co.opera-
tive patriotism. The Two armies have bended their
ranks interests and disssnsons We do not say that
party has only one neart, but u has but
purse. ono device, ons Nag, Que war cry ana " ne
principles permit II 10 have onel II VIII have the
same COD As&
soREuEADs.
The most powerful auxiilaries OF socialism per-
sons whose hopes disappo and all descriptions
Of mslcontents. Has the German Empire, founded
with sucn eciat kept the promises lis aocessiouY
Wnsn IL appeared in ITS glory philosophers celebrated
i. and poets tuned their Tyres chant It's praises;
soaay ara ana
naces, lsrael Az present the poets arc silent, the
philosophers grumhie and the journals most inclined
general approval confess that every thing Is in
the best condition the best Of Empires possible.
W. will not speak OF the indemnify Of hve miliards OF
francs, that golden rain which fecundated furfow
anu has rIpensd blade; Of that wealth which Tell
from the skies aud enriched NO ono But have the In
promieed? II has been discovered they very
detective and they arc beng constantly corrected aud
amended. The machine groAns; daily II lubroatsd
and still II gr0ans; the expsrts called upon Tor
advice and they declare that ~ any cost the friction
must be diminished, but they only propose OK
pedients Prejudice and crisis the two words
which, during tne past thres ysars have been most
frequent IN Inc political language OF Germany.
FAULTS or THE LIBERALS.
II II be asked oil Messrs LlebknechI and Bebel what
the events Of the past three years from which
they their coworkers derived the most advantage
they would probably answer that they owed the best
part success to the faults OF the liberal party
It's inconsistent conauct ana continual oscillations.
Serious consistent liberalism 10 nm enemy most
feared by SOCIALISM, In fact " IL the only Que which
Gonna. the latter foot 20 foot and hold In check
Unfortunately the national liberals adtondus sbsrauz)
by ths fatality OF circumstances nave pursued an un-
certain policy. iacKing TO suit every WIND ana
ing rather squirting look, which has dimmsa ths
parys prestige. weakened ITS authority anu compro-
promised It's influence and credit DIVIDED between
iner principles ANA the lear vi dspleasng the Chan-
celor OF The Empire the liberals have sndeavored,
without success 10 concii,sts both their own con.
science and N. Bismarck. They hold usually the Ian
guage OF an oppostion. but generally vote like a min
NOT A QUESTION STOMACH
Let US not be unjust TO any one Inc social ques-
rage as Lassailc termed It, II socialism ondsavored
oniy liberty the savsges or the bestlA por-
ton WHEN snca Gun, - al Svass socesy, aa
would exercise no control over superior miuds and
souls oil generous impulses mas IT'S dsai, winch -
10 AXE itself the rsiormef Of all wr0ngs winch
there are unfortunately but TOO many this wicked
world. What makes the strength Of socialism Ger
many tina The Liberals 100 often abandon 10 II tho
care OF pleading the noble TO which they them
CURSE or THE MILITARY
Socialism iet alone 10 denounoe the abuse
OF military SERVICE IRON which Germany Is sun ring
ike veri,abic plague OF Egypt, aud when Affects
her wealth and prosperity, while, az nation,
she asrss not complain. Socialism Is lett alone 10
protest against the grand wrongs Of history, The
lcnce u Tho sword In 1870 certain SOCIALISTS were
handcufed ana dragged along one vi the principal
highways a. malsactors ana I'm prsonsd n iorresG
Did they claim community oil property No, they
dcmanaed. the day alter the battle Of Sedan, That
their country should make an honorable pence
with France, and recognize tho right Of
the Two conquered provinces TO dispose OF
themselves holy Justice Was with them
chains. For this crime II. Liebgnechl was con.
demned to two years I'm prisonnent, which punish-
msnt did not convert him Every time he has had
an opportunity IN tho ReichsIag 70 deDouncs the
brutal annexatons he has done 80 10 tones and
with noble words He may well say. *lat virtue has
entered into ana makes mo soquer y"
The author Of y recent pAmphist-''!sss Parties IN
the German Empirs'-ailirms with reason that u Is
trouble public order in Germany; that any violent
demonstration attempted would soon be queiled but
that ~ IL ike iermsnt anu cause Oh disquict, a
political complication OF most unfortunate charac
ter HIS conclusion 10 that social,stc democracy
must be regarded as an iniantc disease Of The Ger
treatment to that tho diseases named In order 70
prevent evil enectsN
According vIew, the better plan TO combat
ciastc democracy would be for certain govern menis
THAT mako political revolutions as often SUITS
tuoml In the tut TO abstain from giving TO the peo
pie ominous examples, tle calculated TO develop IN
them sent msnts Of right and respect Tor justice.
PROBABLY also The SOCIALISTS oil Gsrmhny would lose
much OF heir credit N henceforth the liberals would
dispute with them the houor of recalling TO Europe
certain immortal truths. which. rejected by pniiosc
piers, have taken refuge among fools, making their
industries prosperous.
.pie Deutchs social Demokrate. Franz Mchrng
Bremen. lS77. y. 126.
tsoeiaiismus socal Dsmokrstie und Social Polisik
Adoiph Herd Leipzig 1875. a..fa.. t.s..
Allowance viii here pc made for the national feelings
tho author, NJ. q. vabcrt In two places about
and quater pages omitted from the article
tirey partisan and irrelevant TO the subject
4 'Jie Psrtheicn i'm dsutschcn Reich." Won X. Bredt
Leipsig. Is15-p. 56