The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-10
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FLORENCE, March 2A-WhAt Would tho world
be like II the ideas OF the Social Democrats
were carried out' To solve this problem has
been the aim Of man romsnce writer's. notably
OF Bellamy In his Looking Backward" but
none Of these attempts has Teen made by
serious persons who have studied social dues.
lions and are not carried away by romantic
fantasy. Nowhere 10 this social democratic
question moro burning than In Germany. no.
where 10 there so much literature pro and con
on the subject work on the theme. there
fore. that attracts universal attention. must
indeed distinguish itself from the common.
This Is tho case with a pamphlet Just pub
lished BY, Eugene Richter. Deputy for Hagen
In the German Reichstag. called Pictures
from the Social Democratic Future" This
pamphlet, within fourteen days OF pub
LEGATION. ran into 100000 copies. That
Eugene Richter. the leader Of the German
Progressive party. u one OF tho most emf.
nent thinkers and speakers the German
Reichstag can show. mono will dispute. not
even his adversaries He is Liberal in
the old acceptation Of the word. now fast dis
appearing and becoming confused with an
archism and socialism. It is Herr Riciter's
aim in life to propagate liberal ideas and
to combat socialism us an attack upon FREQ
dom. Now since satire often convncee where
logic fails. he has recourse here to this wcap
uthort foro,rr ~. ,o.n ~. hn. don,"ns tr.t aJ
In q form comprehensive to all who run as
they read. even to those who have not the
most elementary acquaintance with the doc
trines OF the Socialists. how the socialistio
state yearned after by the collectlvists would
be far different from tho fallacious promises
these demagogues or mistaken drcamers
preach to the masses.
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for the people will in future maintain order.
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the new society. ana be carried out to the let
ter The Erfurt resolutions include many
points which form nnrt ri, tba Fundamental
po'n'H "nien , ~, p"'' u 'ne iuho',m. ~,
laws OF more IloerailY governed ianus than
Germany: indeed. many Of them would be
commonnl,c,s in tho initial St,tes md Enc.
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land: but others are frankly ana radically
sociulistic in the most extended sense Of the
torm .ucb &c OBLIGATORY ,hor for nj, ,v;tb,ut
.eai soen rs oDiEa.ory aoor ~. a, w,.n .
sixty-nfth year. suppression Of all private
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The lirst proceeding OF the part OF the Diet
which has brought about this glorious state OF
tbincst sands tho h,ot hindnr wild with ;ov
.nins 'na' senu' 'he ooo. oAnuef win WIN JoS'
Is to declare all mutual obligations concerning
property null and void Bank notice State
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has cut of at onp fol swoop all opening for
tho roturr a, tbnt n,onat.r rriv.to cnn;to,
.ne te'uth vi .n"' muhs'er' p''VaIe capital
into the sheeplold OF the equal ana fraternal