Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-23
esty of calico cape and gowa into the
mYHtaciaS OF the naxk chamber

+. mysteries OF the next chamber.
We spoke of Nihilism. ''Anarcism.
, said Louise, sis founded on the same idea
but the Russians were much more to b
pltled than the French. as to accomplis
the desired result in Russia it will be nee
essary to immediate thousands of victims
while here comparatively small humble
will answer the purpose
This was said with perfect composure
we asked what the programme of the An
archists is. Louise replied quietly: ''Wha
the name implies. 1t is to tear down tn,
whole social edifce, and begin over again
We must destroy all government. On,
half of the world must no longer sweat anl
toll in darkness for the rascals who, by 6
system of lying and thieying, keep all the
good things of life in their own hands an
sit in the SUM-" Louise spoke
these words with the visionary
passion of a prophet. Il is imp :ss:h!e to
pm her down to what politicians call prac.
tlcal issues. When confronted with a too
seiI-evlcent fact as o1teriEg some obstacle
10 the triumph OF ANARCHY, she wandered
on into maze Of Utopiali defamation as
| though 5lsdaining the n .lncer's work of
road building and hridging Streams.
What will you do with the thieves and
other offenders who will take more interest
| In their own advancement than in that Of
society at larger asked. "People will
not steal,' she answered. "What object
would they have in stealing: All is equal
~ divided. Once the tyranny of all the
gendarmes and the soldiers is done away
with. crime will disappear. 1t is only
the result of fear and oppression. Remove
the cause, and the effect will no longer
exist"
"Call it what you WILL" objected,
there inevitably must be some form OF
order, of government" ''Nc," she prompt
ly said; ''rhere you are all wrong. Govern
ment Is disease. Humanity will be-
come ore great family, ruled by Justice
and love, when it shakes off the disease
called government. In other words. the
people will be formed into what have been
called social groups according to their
different tastes and pursuits: but the mere
fact of some creatures having greater
talent and energy than others will in no
way any longer entitle them to larger
share than others in the common proper
ty. On the contrary they must work with
better hear: on this account, so as to
Tighten the burdens of less gifted mortals.
capable of wishing to capitalize their
earnings from realizing their iniquity,
money must be done away with. The
fruits of each mans labor viii be deposit
ed in public stores. an, exchanged for
whatever he may require
after all, thrn; aa.,,.s-;., I n!ur. d to
interpose, ''you- belize : cry Ike hristi
anlty with the rely; % IS eelnen, omitted?"
YES, it is new faith. Il neg ideal. It vii!
be hard and long H.: HI, but Ill the end
we shall win the ba,rle;'' and, breaking off
here her TRADE, Louise suddenly jumped
up, saying, Excuse me, I must attend to
my mother" We shook hands heartily,
and she hoped would come to see her
again after her return from England.
where she vas going to make a collection
for founding free soup-house for pro-
scribed Communards. "Why, haven't
heard nything about that" said. sWhy
should your" the prophecies replied. "The
project is not yet accomplished; we
Anarchists believe in acts and not in
words" She dropped her voice ominously
as she fired this parting shot, fraught with
all sorts of horrible suggestions.
The Anarchists headquarters are at &C.
neva, where the scientific knowledge of
Eiisee Reclus and the vast fortune of
Prince Krapotkine are consecra:ed to the
propagation of the doctrines Anarchism
although the most savage and sweeping in
its aims, is the smallest as yet of the four
Socialistic schools now fourishing in
France. These are: the Anarchistes. the
Collectivistes Possibilistes. the Collecti-
vistes Revolutionnaires,a and the Blanquistes
They are all one in their wish to abolish
individual property and establish some
form of Communism, but they are divided
on questions of government and tactics.
The Collectivistes Revclutionnaires agree
with the Anarchists in wanting to bring
on a violent revolution, but differ from
them in their wish to establish central
lied government which will distribute the
work Of the community and recompense
each citizen for his It,or. The Col
lectivistes Positivistes are perhaps the
most dangerous just low because the least
violent section of the S,cialistic world.
They aEtsthe unconscious pioneers of the
revolution. preparing The way for it by
getting their leaders irto politics TO i'm
Pregnate legislation with thoir ideas. The
Blanquistes are difficult to classify, as
they surround themselves with mystery,
acting upon the precept of their founder,
'Beware!' Anarchism seems to be their
means, but not their end. The Anarach-
istes are led by Emile Gautier and Louis
Michel; the COllectivistes Revolutionaries
by Jules Guesde and p. Lafargue-a SON
in-law of Karl Mark, the founder of the
International society, after whom Collec-
tivisme is sometimes called Marxieme;
Possibilisme is headed by Malon. an ex-
member of the Commune, and by Brousse;
Blanvuisme by the communist ex-Gen.
Endes, Blanqui's beloved disciple.
W. C. Anderson, Montreal telegraph
operator, by the will of an uncle IN Scot
land comes into possession of $4,000.
NOVELTIES.