The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1893-06-14

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| future, ID the next century. They.
Of At least many Of their followers,
believe that the setting sun Of the
nineteenth viii not only be the ris.
ing sun Of the twentieth century. but
lit will usher IN d new order Of ciyilE
ization, gilded and adorned 10 please
the fantastic tastes Of what Is now
the discontinued but now progressive
element0f our people.
But however fascinating the pros.
pect as painted BY the socialist. ali
thinking persons know that to At.
tempt TO carry out his schemes or
public responsibility for private care
would be as wearisome and anGfnit
FIJI IS % attempt TO lind rest and re.
sfreshment in desert pictures.
Society is not machine, but an
IorFanism I, ean - inprorr1 only
||ir'ir'|11| e1',rf1 - i.-.n&.f
tIQ1. Society can U1tof b. .L||.|
than ia individual members there
fore, any scheme OF unity which de-
-stroys individuality Ii not progres
siye, but rather step toward uni
yersal slavery from which man should
recoii. The present stale or soeiety
is far from perfect This all viii
admit. There arc wrongs suffered
by the laborers and possibly by cap
italists which should and win be
.righted. Our present condition OF
society cannot do this, but the con.
dition will gradually work out it's
own perfection. Society Is vastly
better now than one hundred years
ago; and It will improve in the next
century. There Ii not d blot or de-
formity on our body polite to-day
that the people will not remove in
their own good time, even as they
have ever erased the errors &c the
past.
The rights Of the laborer, the cal,
itaiist and the land owner will vet
be clearly defined and recognized.
The wrongs Of all the people viii vet
be made right Bnttbe reforms will
be 80 gradual Id their progress that
The most acute observer will mt lie
able to note The time and manner ol.
the change. And the Improvement
moved by the spirit or God will 20
on in growth so silently ~ a perfect
ed condition that ii will escape our
notice, the way ut which pO econa
mist has ever discoyered; the ideal
Of which no socialist has ever
dreamed
Visionary minds will theotiize and
speculate upon our future institu
lions. Some will sec in the present,
omens Of peril and disaster. OTHERS.
mere aangnine. from the sslne data
zee tokens Of the fufiiIlment 81 their
own theories; but the social world.
like time; moves silently and stenalI
" on. The yexed questions 81 yes.
terday are the resolved certainties
Of to day. In the dark sky 81 sa.ial
problems rises the star OF hope and
we truly believe that i better cnndi.
ton awaits w which will be- the CON.
summation Of the hopes ofcvers hon.
est heart, the ffhiti0n OF the rights
OF employee aud employer: but IN
stead Of being accomplished hy any
soeialiAtic scheme, II will he perfect
ed hy The trGerl plan IN which insii.
Nidnai emit, liz retaiDed aud crown
sed, social entity Is discarded Isdl.
viduai meIit shall entn, ~ honors
and emoluments ~ personal liberty.
Men and women 81 cllaiaeternnd q.
teliigeErr, only, ar. needed ~ accom-. .
.plish ii,ps" results for in tie spirit
OF the tinrs nre iile estmtnts III re-.
form.
'Lo clouds about q vanish from
the day,
And a brazen wrong ID erumble into
clay:
Clear the way.
With the right shall many more
Enter smiiingat the door:
With the giant wrong shall fail
Many others great and small.
That for ages. long have held Us for
their pay.
Men Of thought and men o. action
Clear the way.
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