New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-06-16

| rooms, where he remained some time.
| Then, accompanied by Mrs. Gladstone he
left the house and entered an open carriage.
The lob waited until the carriage passed
out OF the yard and greeted the occupants
| with ringing cheers and 80 me hooting.
Reasonable Socialists.
The United States grand jury at Seattle,
| Wash. Ter. has found indictments against
ten leaders of the recent anti Chinese riots
! in that city. The jury's report is a most
extraordinary document. It alleges that
evidences has been laid before the grand
jury sufficient to convince them that there
exists throughout the country treason
able organization known as the "Red
! American International Workingmen's as
| ISOLATION" Among other things the re-
| port says:
This association, with all its branches, is
essentially anarchical in theory and prac-
! tice. The main articles OF it's creed are ar
son, robbery and murder It's proclaimed
| purpose is the overthrow OF our govern
ment and the erection upon its ruins Of
| so-called socialist commonwealth. The
policy pursued by this association is to
secure control OF all labor organizations,
and particularly OF the Knights OF Labor;
to see to it that the officers OF all labor or
CARNATIONS are chosen from the scientific
socialists; to employ every means to pro-
| duce discomfort among the people, and to
| stir up on all occasions and at all times
| as much strife and agitation as pos
| sible. More than a year ago the
| Pacific coast was selected as the most IA
| vorable ground on which to start Il move
ment for the subversion OF the government.
| Last fall branches OF this organization were
established at Seattle, Tacoma, Olympia
and other points on Puget sound. Agita-
ton OF the Chinese question was to be
made at once the pretext and cover for the
| reasonable operations of the band Of
scientific socialists. The labor organiza-
tions were, although unknown to the main
body OF the members, systematically
worked to promote the reasonable oh
iects and purposes OF the scientific social
lists. All the disturbances and outrages on
Puget sound for the last six months, arising
nominally from the agitation OF the Chinese
question, were really fomented by this in
famous association, whose real aims and
designs have been studiously kept from the
knowledge Of the real workingmen OF labor
| organizations. The scientific socialists of
| the Red American International Working
| mems association are, as shown by unmis-
taxable evidence before US, secretly in
STRUGGLING their deluded, ignorant end bru-
| talized followers in the naeans OF practically
! applying dynamite; how to seize armories
and military stores; 10 prevent the depart
ure OF troops from concentrating points;
! how to preserve ORDER in centers OF insur-
rections; how to imprison and destroy men
OF property and influence. To accomplish
| this end, this association instructs it's
members to be particularly active in labor
| organizations. This red-handed body OF
assassins assembled on our portion OF the
Union as the first point OF attack. They
say in their society circulars: 1.-The Pacific
coast particularly, by reason OF it's pecul-
| lar population, it's natural wealth, it's
position, is such that a few determ ined
| men could isolate it from the balance OF
! the world for months OF time, and the agita~
ton already started over it's whole area is
! peculiarly fitted to be the first to lead off
in the active work when the time for that
work shall Gomez
| Catholic Doctrine of Capital and Labor
| The pastoral letter of the archbishops
| and the bishops of the Catholic provinces,
Of Milwaukee, assembled in the first pro-
vincial council, to the laity OF their charge
has been made public. On the subjectofcap-
| ital and labor the letter says:
| We have indeed sacred duty to fulfil
| toward our fellow citizens. Mere human
! wisdom will ever prove unable to solve
permanently and Satisfactorily the social
problems which on all sides are crowding
in upon US. The church Of God alone with
unerring, because divinely assisted, jude-
ment guide society through the laby.
rinths OF passion and selfshness into the
serene regions OF justice and charity The
question OF capital and labor is the ola
difference emphasized in the Gospel be-
tween the rich and the poor. "Woe to the
rich and blessed are the poor" are max
inns established by the divine Judge
When capitalists follow the heather rule
to buy labor in the cheapest market, God
is not with them; and when laborers i'm
agine that all men should have an equal
share in the comforts and enjoyments OF
this earthly life, Divine providence has
ruled otherwise. Industry and sobirety
have always proved more profitable to hui
man nature and to society than wealth
and extravaganza. To commit injustice is
always an evil; to suffer it may he turned
into blessing. Retaliation is never allow
ed, but the church has during the middle
ages united the workingmen into guilds,
and the misery which they endure now wac
unknown before the sixteenth century.
The Banished French Princes
Paris aGvices state that the Radicals are
displaying the utmost rancor over the ques-
ton OF the, expulsion OF the princes The
DUO de Rochefoucauld during debate on the
measure made an earnest appeal to the
honor and humanity OF the country. He re-
called the significant fact that dnring the