New-York tribune., 1878-04-30

the points that or later present tem.eiv.
would like for thing, print every Saturday kna
Of the week. showing what good deeds
and what evil deeds have been done" An account cr,.
rent OF that kind will certainly be Unbalanced Ar
rangepent i1 Chicago and tho compositors who set s
up on Saturday morning Will have plenty Of fat on one
The "Subiection Of Women was the sub.
ec OF discussion at recent meeting OF the socsl Dem
ocras OF Berlin Herr Paul, stonemsson laid stress
upon the historical appearance OF great sheegents
upon the stage OF politicsZeuobia Elizabeth Of Eng
land, Maria Theresa and oshers-as proof Of the ca
pacity OF women for sharing the functons OF State
After he had demonstrated that and woman ought
to be equazed in their political and social relations ana
that 1t was monstrous that wife should regarded az
the servant Of the husband, young lady shouted
IL would be far better II the wife the husband 10
Frau Manzius declared that II women attained their
political majority in the State they would make slors
work OF two of the greatest of social evilsprosuon
and war MANY men feared that II the were
equazed they mil ght have 30 knit stockings 70
the children while their wives fighting obtain
seat In the Reichsag. II the woman wiser than
the man, she thought that such an ARRANGEMENT would
be quite according 10 nature and justice.
Lynch law is upheld and sanctioned by a
Southern newspaper, The Enquirey-sun published In
Columbus, Ca few days ago the following opinion
was formulated: " To words we simply advocate
captive TO the nearest perpendicular object good
able-bOdied, healthy corpse, a slightly damaged
one dangling from the limb OF tree public high
way strikes into the heart Of criminal and
creates respect for the fiat Of Justice than the
side Of thousand jsls the presence an army OF
judges and jurymen. There is appalling grandeur
horrying sublimy I'm the spectacle Of q ghasty. half
devoured human form suspended IN mid-sir." Tho
editor goes to say "Let the trees bear human fruit
green and dried, and in Ave years State will not
know criminal within It's borders" IL he succeeds in
convincing his neghbors OF the sOundness OF lis views
on this subject an excellent place for mob to enter
such pestlIer0us nonsense Is luDllshed.
While the attention of the public Is directed
the dangerous tendencies Of Communism the incen-
diary speeches of Agtdtor Kesney of san Francisco,
may not fall upon deaf ears. week ago Sunday he
faced large assembly Of workingmen and reminded
them that they had organization OF 10000 drilled
and abeboded soldiers, with muskets and bayonets in
their hands. 1--WE arc going" be cred to fight the
that employ Cinnamon individually; going.
instead Of hurting their heads that empty 10 hurt
their pockets, that are full about to my
remedy for the suppression fepers and eprosy When
we have about 10000 drilled men, with muskets and
bayoncts and powder and bullets, have the sym
pathy OF 10000 more, which will make 10000 abo-
bodied men ready to tight for Independence ready 10
fight for bread and butter. We march down 10 the
wharf some fine morning, the snip VIII be coming In az
the Golden Gate with couple OF thousand epers aboard
We march down to the wharf and present arms and
say. bow land. You epers, II yon dare rus de,aa-
month
That the Socialists of Chicago are ar.aing
and drilling, OF their leaders, A. r. Parsons frsuky
admits. He Informs reporter OF The Tribune that they
intend try the merit Of the prov son Of
United states which guarantees to every citizen the
right to keep and bear arms. "At mass-mestngs
this Summer" he says we shall carry arms with
u.s. and II the armed assassus and paid murderers
ployed by the capalistc clsss undertake TO disperse
and break up meetings, they did In such out
rageous last summer, they will meet foes
worthy Of their steel" "Tn other words you don't pro-
pose to use the arms until the other side become the
sgeressors Z" 1--WE don't propose to use arms unless
they interfere with and try to break up meetings
their being the why that's what the
working classes with violence. Isn't starvation wages
vOlencei Isn't trampsn vlolencei isn't deprvlng
support their families violence, and violence OF the
most Infamous ebaraeteri We simply resist. We pro-
tcct ourselves. That's ALL
That Judas Iscariot has a large circle of
admirers at the present day shown by the number OF
spirited replies that have been called out by certain
structures on his character and reputation contained
a recent TRIBUNE editorial, entitled Thirty Pieces OF
Silver" THE TRIBUNE, OF course, derives great satsfac
ton from the fact that II has given impulse reg
ious discussion secular press It Is rather anus
ing however note the pains taken by certain imsr
ave writers contradict and ridcule what never
said The PihsbUg Commercial Gazette, in commenting
upon the article. denies that tue memory Of Judas has
"come down through time guarded by strange and
terrible silence" and points trumphanty to the fact
that his name been continually on the lips of
as a svnonym tor traitor" Well OF the sentences
IN THE TRIBUNE editorial was this: His name has been
the synonym treacheTy" The Cincinnati Gazette at
the close long review Of the same article lays stress
ON the point that Judas did not know that the Master
whom he betrayed was Redeemer and God. II says;
"The two disciples who went TO Emmaus, after the
burial 20 whom Jesus appeared showed that they had
not comprehended the nature OF Jesus and that they
thought His death had ended all their hopes. They
said But trusted that IL had been lie which should
have redeemed Israel They meant their liberation
from the Romans. u Judas knew that he was selling
the son OF God and Redeemcr OF the world he have
understood that which was not revealed 60 any other
that although he pronounced the words Thou art tho
Christ the son Of the living Cod he did not compre
hend them. . And since Judas knew not what he
did and repcnted ~ bitterly, and since Jesus on tho
cross prayed for His railing cruCiers Father, forgive
them for they know not what they dO'a prayer which
we nave To suppose could not be I'm vain-may not
suppose that Judas had chance ana that his hnal
fate was not exceptionally 'unspeakable In IT. horror
give Judas much rope you like. but dont set up
man of straw merely for the sake OF exercise IN knock
ing IL down.