Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-06
TO ASSEMBLE At BRUSSELS,
The International Socialist Voraiura's
Congress on sunday, tho 18TH la;
1t Pr"Poses-Th Programme.

| BRUSSELS. AUG. 5-The Br.-a- .-..-
! national labor congress, or as b. u.s.
! called, the IutcrIa'ioua. Soy.g.l-- v"r-
mems congress, VIII assemble here rr ~..-
| day the 10th instant. In spite of '.. -.s
| cradle management and .,.7
! on the part of the ruUU- S1.'.'- 20
| the affair, the meeting Wi. he .ar-as
| attended and important. NorwaF. S-.....
| Holland, France, Germany. Austria. ~".'--
erland, Hungary. Spain and ita.g send dee
| gates, While Tor The hr~I time 81
| the history of labor movements I9.-lt
| will be represented, and contingent 1gl
| the United States is expected. 7 Ae follow
| ing subjects are 10 be discussed a. La= '.l
grcSs.
1. The present condition of the .fy~ frl
| tccting workers from uati0ng. ar. r'..-
national point OF view, and means 80 '- IN
| ploycd to render such laws more effective.
>. Right Of coalition, how it i, sar rs.,
| the International aspect of str.E.-, .g,J.r
ing and trade union movement.
.. What Is the position ami duty NJ Toe
working classes with respect tJ 3. ..-4r.~-.'
/. The attitude which organize ".rar-s
Of all countries should assume win regard
to the Jewish question proposed hs
American union of workers speaking -Ls
Hebrew language.
>. How parlaimentarian and .. .--1.
Socialist workers cause, factor "-..-
should be employed so as TO Or.u- a1.-l ~
emancipation of workers ami rra-5 p.
which this can be realized u4-.A 9.y
pOsal.
6. An alliance Of workmen's sor.g. IS, par
ties with middle class polit.c4. psr....
:. On the suppression OF piece SNl-.
:. First Of May international 81 .lFa-
ton to be cOnSecrared 10 the pl.t.s u
.--N.. O. f.a
Onal regulation Of labor, together WY. -..4-
versal affirmation to be made b.. ara;
Ill favor of the maintenance o. Ie-.' Among
all nations.
.. Adoption of general and UNIV -sl- -.S-
| iCnatiOn 10 indicate all labor parties - -s
world the central Revolutionary caTn.-'ee
Of Paris propose the international 0u.-+-,7'
party; the Belgian WOrkInen S -lr ii-
poses ''the International SOcl4.l-. "o--'
mems party"
10 Serious and practica. organ .za't-.
"a International spgule-.s oe'
tween workmeu.
OBJ Universal working cause 81. .-
The international uudcrStaIlN- "7-
workers Of all trades 70 be secure Dr." .-
ton in each nation Of a syLdiCa-e r..--
and of an international syndicate --'-0
UniOnj committee.
Cd By regular communication O-
enl information ana Dy means 81. So
national socialist almanac. trans --.. D.. ---e
several languages and appearlu- o.. .--''
3D. BY Socialist prOpagau-l a.- $500
ton in all the countries.
II. The proposal TO hold the r. ---,
national congress in Chicago III 1875. -
international demonstration t- IL;
town, designation of the care
the next international social w0r5
congress. The grievance Of tie F'-7-
that the labor party. or the few l..'
who manage these affairs. have ta-.- ~
themselves, without CODs.-t-LE
concerned to open negotiatl1r- WI
MarXists party, and persuade '-H
send delegates to Brussels. To 1'-.- -. -
result the committee had 20 aol1--- 49,. 49,,
rules they had pledged themselves -y r--..-,-,,
when at the pOssibilist congress. no" -.
Belgiaus appear as holding the ,F' - ~.
dates, one from the possibi,jsts ali emu,
from the marxists. 4 IEL1.-
protests were made and - -.
the English trade union congress, ~
senting 100000 English trade M M.
lists, decided 10 abstain from -
ing delegates. Nor IS -
~ that many individual -,
societies will be represented as the 'i.---
issued by the Brussels committee t.l-at
to be worded with the express FIrl
keeping the Trade UnionisT5 -
the congress is no longer called the - L-.sr.
national workmen's congress, but IIe -
national Socialist workmen's c'---r-s-,
Trade Unionists who are not Soar
may therefore feel themselves no .oIs 5n-
concerned, nor is there q Concl-lla-o!. or
tence in the circular. or an arguuie.4-..
reason given to irduce the trade unlon-'~
to come.