New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
SOCIALISTS AND RELIGION.
olscUssIoNs IN THE CONGRESS AT HALLE.
DIFFERENCES AMONG THE DELYGATEs-sTRIKEs
AND BoYcorrs FORMALLY APPROVED
BIT THE MEETING.

BIT THE MEETING.
Halle, Oct. ls.-At the session to-day Of the
s.eialist Congress the discussion Of the pro-
srsmmc was continued. Herr Bios opened the
Siscussion. He held that religion must he q
uriyate matter. especially when combat against
she Catholic Church was being carried on
Herr Rucdt next addressed the Congress. In
,he course Of his remarks he said: I'VE follow
.cepce and have nothing TO do with religion
Then Herr Walkenbuhr declared that any ASta-
elan which ignored the Church would Be WORTH
~ and barren of result.
Herr Metxner said that though he held free
.tslsious views, he would deprecate any change
=, IN. programme. lie condemned protective as
soeiations
A reporter Of the General Anzciger" Of Halle
r-,s expcllcd from the Congress for having alleged
,ha. tho German SOcialistic leaders had had q
,rcrct discussion with the French delegates. Herr
Sir.rr siigmatiscd the reporters statement as o
cslumnious insnuaton
When the religious portion Of the Socialist
.,,sramnr was reached Herr Bios spoke In
onrcs,,,on 20 changing tic section In any way
,,r w,s followed by Herr Livlarnder who advo-
ea,~d the cNcision Of the religious clause on the
ground ,ha: IL always causes adverse criticism
sra ~a. tie origin Of many attacks upon thc
Socialist party
,l.r, Yhrharn declared that the Drrlin section
Of the party had ir,quontl, damaged the S"c'ai'st
e,us lr its opposition 10 rlgion. lie ursci
tic publication of pamphlet giving the views
sf N. marty ou the ideal social future state.
,.,, sehw,r, deprecated O whoisalc srcessaon
from the Church Herr Sehwars urged the resen-
,,o, cf ,le words -w all lawful means' In
r.,,rnrh :. ~ he thought the omission OF tfe
word. would harm the party
Ii,,, Netrprr demanded the excision from ne
.,.sraumr of the provision relating 10 co-opefs-
i've so~ic,,~~ H~ ssi the agitation looking 70
, xbc,-s.L srcc.sion frcm tie Church diaGusfel
h,p, and he tri,rvrd ~ would have no prsrtcal
ycssh
r,.u S,~luharh demanded the restriction OF oil
lshor 20 u, hours day
il.,, iAehknech, c"~ri the dehat~ lie oe-
elai-i that ihe development 81 social aemocnrS
~a. q n~c~ssi,v. and ~ss MT :" he got "" o' "s
cannon hall. lie con'ssnr~i Instead ot sqnsn
,.rilnx onf s'rcas'i in hgh'ihs church ssocflo-l
,A.n y, "a. - go ,Ae rot oi the matter. We
,,,.n ,o o,rrito~ 'hc state Il tie clss>rs When
,A.. 1. .stir,rd church ssOerdoialism viii fall
With u A. iof m,.ei. Z hke nci,irf priests no;
,i~ oppon~uis Of prcsis
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~. atiop,.~i Debating that ti~ party presratnnr
rr-,si upon Gofla IA 1879, h""eV'
.,,Ilsm IL may hsve proved daring
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dur,nS the OPERATIONS II u.e Aua Sociahs' Inv. IL
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,.o,s,s,tns snd saia tfr, tie ,ongrrsA ought ."
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Her H. H. VITO Tcesrsrrts to'hs ia 'i'r Eeiehs
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to 80 al, piIan ~ tlf resolution.