Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1891-01-10

pense parents and nothing il needing IN
compensation, but the actual expense OF
clothing and feeding those who when
old enough will in turn clothe and feed ,
all-whether parents or not-should be
borne by all. And as for the aged and
invalid this would simply make OF the
State huge all-embraclng insurance
society into which all paid when well
and strong. and from which when ola or
SICK all would draw as Il rtght, without
thought of charity" or blush of shame.
Society as developed contains in its
schools, its universities, its orphanaRes,
its asy lums, its hospitals, the germs Of
this principle, which IL closely allied to
the fifth clause in the programme
4-The maintenance by the State autho-
rity from the joint wealth production
Of all educational and sanitary lnstitu
tiona.
over which none but the narrow lndlvl-
dualst who objects to public lIhrarles'
national art galleries and free hospitals
will bubble.
J-The saving by the State authority Of
such proportion Of the JOINT wealth
production as may be requisite for
lnstituting, maintaining, and lnCreas-
ing national capital
! il practically for the State to do for the
workers the withholding Of earnings
/ now done by the capitalist for his own
private advantage. The buying out OF
/ the present capitalists and landowners
would need heavy saving, calling for
years of self denial Oh the part Of the
LII, 4 nj
pnUiOYHfW would have To let the state
withhold nearly rs much AS the capital
lists now withhold until obligations were
discharged. After that 1t would be very
easy and hardly felt, The shipping com
paines build great Il cts out Of the earn
lngS Of their employees and they pull a
long mouth because while capltalIAlnE
thrlr money in this fashion they are not
pay ing 1t out as interest; the State could
similarly build fleets, and not having to
pay any interest after the first pay oil
need not pull a long mouth at all,
1.-THE lust division among all the cltl-
zrns OF the State Of all wealth prodnc-
lion, less only that part retained for
public and common requirements
would be reverse of the present system
Of wage pay nrnt where worker Rrts
from the capitalist barely enough to live
and then only if the Capitalist can make
a profit out Of him Under national
co operative ~ s, cm every worker would
be Il 60 operator and would receive hl>
lust share of the wealth he and his tel
low Co,Operators produced without haV
ing to pay tlthts 10 the rrones and para
sites who rob and plunder the workers
under our present UNJUST industrial
system.
THE Reorganization of Society upon
, the above lines to be commenced al
, once and pursu d unlnterruptedl>
:, until social justice is fully secured tt
:. each and every citizen
- means that National Cooperation 10 tt
t be announced AS the system of industry
:. intended to be established by the STATE
as soon as II majority is secured in Par
lament. That becomes then dist1nc
d State p0lty towards which all the ener
gies of the State are to be directed unit
social system is finally established
a (Which will not leave it III the power o
d one man to take advantage OF the neces
4 stiles or disabilities of another, AM
/ which will provide for all workers op
portunity to avail themselves of tn
buunties of Nature and to partIke full.
+. Of the fruits of civilization and to re
@ ceive the full benefit Of their share o
y the common toll" D. Nj.