The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-20
THE NEW SOCIALISM.
Boston + the Seat Of m Active
Propaganda
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bavs sxvead rsris5g within The aAsf ssS
weess ans4 sAe1r rzsesakers ara essfhsasaassaf
fywse ses reaSv scrsptaser u their rrasafs-
rss4a seeesnsoas srR reports. srasa naaxf
rar4s 81 sk~ eas.atry. assa he lEafse-s tassk
az reFs-za &zzfatseu over Shat ter
fsr.ey to - ore Ct the grcEsest reforms g
sfe ssrAsx. The safe * Ea~ard h@slzrss :
afxsaxsng HArxwaTssr bass serns1s Fsas-
yorsss4sI. The .aEEaher ~ copies SOLD sx.
ree4s fa1.Dg0 ard fsae SAFES s*ersse ltst'
espses lay Th< T.ss@. whseh = tsae
ssexzn ss the Ghrsesfsr Sssessiists. = srse'aa.
fav is circulation rapidly. sna fhs trssss g
The Nationalist ciuo. TAt Nafsesssffssir
has earesssssssn IN every state ard terri
tory Of the fasoa. Nationalist elshs are
sgg~sssrfrsr 50. and IN soase sta.ss me MOVE
.sssnt i ak. e. ~ spreading with some
sh5ry sgf tssr enthusiasm whsesl marked TIE
.fse II lie Knights ~ Labor The elessT
Y.saaa5hsJs.v ~ Locking gaekxagssf has as-
gsYentlv rapsivate5 she tmaginasions OF
mary readers.
II .xpeetefi that Nationalist ieagae
viii he fgYness sooa, for the present resa-
zion a he different clubs = that Of detached
bat kindred organizations. without airy
GNFstsf III &fsT &Nff4sb W %sA*&ffA*~ rs Nst@
Of both the Nationalist ard the Christian
Socialist movements. BDston sss the place
OF their birth, and il II the center from
which thsy exert their influence. though IN
the case 81 the Nationalist the eushuiasn
Tor ihe cause Is greater IN several othe-
states than il Il here With the Formations
al the proposed Ieaesse they wlt have 4
central BODY which can direct operations
all over the country The Christian Sosizi-
lists are expecting % MAKE pubic demon.
strasIon here saon, and 70 proceed from
that poiHs 20 prosecute lively WHITES CAM
rsign.
These two ORGANIZATIONS are closely asfii-
lated and arc oasr IN having a common OBJ
ieet. namely. the nation siizaison % ali II
the industries Of the country. That Is the
long wofsl which thee use 10 signify the
putting 81 al Of the industries Of the caan-
try grdsr tae management III the national
government Some exceptions taey wosild
make 70 this rgle. For instance they would
have the supplies Of water, gas ard cleo
tricity, and probably the management of
the street railway put under the control
Of local municipalities Bit the larger in
dustries. such Is the management u the
postal. telegraph and express business. the
running % The railroads. the operation of
the large manufacturing establishments
ard the like, they would pat under the
authority Of the general government. The
work of Mr.. fIeliansY has given this sud
den prominence 10 the idea Of govern
mental control, because, as il said hy one
OF the members Of the Nationalist Cub. Il
scenes 10 offer the first practical answer 20
the gslestions which have been vexing the
minds Of these fefornfsrs for years.
Among the ns@ crusaders are some men
md women wlso are we'll known to the pub
lis. In the list al contributors 10 7he Ma
fsssanfssf are the names ~ Mrs Abby Nor
ton Dssz. Colonel r. w Hi=rason the
Rev DF T. r. Hale, Mrs Helen Gampbeli
the Rev. Dir. Hencr Newton. Psbbi hind
Ter, General 4. r. neveteux. Professor
paulsl lie Leon. 1T Cc.uinsia enlts-s: Ed
ward Rellsniy and others who have scae
reputation as writer's D eublie spirited ter
cons. Among tie contributors - TEe !sfwa
are Mrs. Mary A. IEserlacre, tue Eoy o.
+. Clifford 81 Do~toa; Miss Frances +. VIII
lard Mrs. Dsax. Tie Rsg pr. Newton Mr
Bethany and msny clcrgynien and iaymen
from all part of the eon@try. The two or.
CARNATIONS hsvias some members in con-
mon are nalnraliy hundred in their objects.
aud the chief distinction between them il
that the Nationalist proceed directly upon
the economic line OF reform. while the
Christian Socialists proceed more upon
the theory that it Is iirst necessary To
change the moral side OF man before he
can he brought To sympathize with their
principles. The Christian Socialists urge
the members of their society to live III, 10
their own creed by treating all mankind ms
brothers. and By giving time aud money
fer the spread of the movement. Having
made themselves right. then effort is to he
made TO excite popular interest by speak
ing writing and organising in behalf of
their principles. Following in this line
comes the political action which they re-
commend, The practical objects which
are set before their members include atten.
ton TO the political caucuses. so that they
shall not he run in the interest OF the CAPT.
talist or the saioonkeeper. Then system
atic effort Is 10 be made for the passage
Of scientific secialis,ic legislation. This
legislation i 10 begin With the Australian
ballot syssens. where ii has not already been
secured. Then an effort l. to be- made for
sao establishment OF relief works By the
several states, cities AMI towns. shefs ths
tugs are 10 be erected which are % be sold
ier the epss OF production 20 mechanics aud
other working people Trades are o. h.
taught also at these pisces. Then al take.
are 90 h.s leyiesl a TAR a. possible upon the
rental value of land. especially upon mine.
bnJ upon land which j. held for purpose.
Of speculation. Mines hereafter opened
are Ia he the property az The nation Eisht
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saturday afternoon j. "a be !
hel3aay. and observance ~ Saude,
4 80 &c eafune,i Wonen must -. ensfaa
eAssea tae pol tax qualification og saiGrag,
must ~ renewed the cssf service fnsist n
radically reformed technical edasat.on
raost be ua8v srer the school ass atstSs i
Fassss3 sna $ nail1sy uaeai mnsi rs given "a
every seh03sE. the private sehooiS fnust d.
supervised st8aeF zslling nsust - -
stFtvtssl saaNaas aust not be sscen~ss{ bat
must be suppressed wheTevev posSjese. tie
governmental centres u4ast be extended
ever tailfossis, tsiegraphs the preductior
- light ana heat. H3anufaCior.es sU8 Ike
'-~s@lissis Haeais n order to rfel,src ths vsg
fer the eosapsese centre. 1T she government
ti tAs Industrial World.
Fae >assoaSststs have nnt % s.sfat,.i q
Svs,em Of weFk as tbs las8 down. bas q
eeissss - the saGae caaelas.oo he nation.
ss7Atiea 81 al industry Some 81 ths
atspFe moderate OF The Nationalist in es,r.
verssscn say that shey 40 nos exne-t DO
FORGE sae e9ssse 81 events fSsicr than the
ossaFal rate q development I5.s8r rstn-
ese.e S taas shea sa iadastry has SO ia,
s~ssasns ntoaefssly thai al eoasre, g.ou +,
sgaS&ess GET So taa, there $ no fanesf SIS
Individuality as~>'st { tasn IS BE tnse ~.
= - - farae.t ever u the cansFas 81 We