New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14
SOCIALISTS AND ANARCHISTS
THEIR RELATIONS GENERALLY BELIEVED
IN FRANCE TO BE. INTIMATE.

| LETTER IN 1887 TO GUEsDE. THE
| SOCIALIST LEADER-TIIE TEMPsS
CRITICISM ON THE SOCIAL
| IsTs' PROTESTS.
| Copyright 1895; BY The United Press
Paris. Dec lathe Socialist Deputies have
chosen the worst possible time to raise the ques-
ton whether not the recent strikes IN the coal
districts were justlhable. Several of the more
moderate representatives of the party were
against provoking debate Of miners rights. but
they were overruled by the extremists. who are
| closely associated with avowed Anarchists
| Both in and out Of the Chamber the reaction
| since the bomb explosion Of Saturday has been so
complete that Socialist doctrines. which formerly
were listened to patiently. excite now only re-
sentiment NJ. Basys motion In the Chamoer
yesterday was merely for the appointment OF
| commission to inquire into the strikes. IL was
an amended and expurgated copy OF Basiy = OH
ginal resolution. which affirmed the necessity Vi
repeating existing mining laws. OF Matchmaking
mining properties. and annulling all mining con-
cessions without indemnfying the present owl"
ers No proposal so distinctvely perrneated with
the principles of Coectivism has ever before
| been discussed in the Chamber The Soclahst
| sneakers. somewhat tanned by public indignation.
.ass eliy indicated by Basy The Deputies
! thoroughly understood. however, the drlit OF
their speeches and responded TO the Mhs '''n
| exposures of the Socialist plans Inc uiEisvi
| t"morrow will show that three-fourths of the
| Chamber oppose Basly and his group ,,- T.
The revusion Of feeling against n S,e1, 81
| so intense and widespread that II Is hKeiy 10 ~
| come a permanent check to the parry. me
| newspapers abound in articles tracing me in AZ,
| macv OF relations between Socialists ana An An
| orch;s.s lust before the elimination OF Vaiil,
ants plot the Petite Republique" had declared
| that the Collectvsts and Anarchists me. o,i
con mon ground, both regarded the soe,roS
| eDhemeral
by brutality and spcliation Inc le,ps mon
general opinion in making eh, thot they do not
| espouse the Anarchist cause: ,, couoo,,v
| "These protests are insincere. me Conec,i.
| tets generally do not hamper themselves WIN
| 70 GO 70 legality or moderation. They re-
gard these outrages with compiaisahce' IL "o'
sympathy .o..or 90 tho
| followers of Jules Guesde. the MarXist, thah 10
| the more moderate municipal Socialists, VINO are
known Possibilists' and nave o IT tho social
ist eroups The followers Of Guesde whlie re-
nudiating fraternity with the Anarchists are , ~,
fact in close sympathy with them' as tue
The ''Rappel' publishes letter addressed 1, ny
! Valiant To Guesde in the election or 1881. ne
Ie. asaa he assistance of the Socialist revou-
tionaries and closes with the WORDS IL ours VIZ
| a fraternal shake Of the hand G i,1 on
| Ibes Of several men arrested ance Satuiua! W,
I Ssmsnicion of completely with valiant snow thae
they formerly We're members OF GuesuS ,th anger
Inc t ,,,,a q new accusation Is made against
them and retort venom ously Win cou''i
charges. - ,, 40 NOT denv the
hond Of sympathy. but boldly defend NailIant.
The "Peupe'' in Lyons. the most popular Oh a W.,
/ Cuesdist dailies in the south OF franc ."i ~,
thn exnios,on Of Saturday a mere incident IN
the social war" and adds we nave no ana .aa,
emas for the men who seek suPien' mtc,i5p
&c q ranedv for the intolerable evils aiiiic'i"s
them. .,-x, coc,oI,sts a con-
spicuous Guesdist ASSOCIATION a. a, [ Yonne.
France will hold congress IN Auxeite, I'm" al
on December "a Their MANIFESTO ultS' 80
groups of worlsingmen In France 10 meet the
e a.es ;nampurated by the ''self-styled repuo-
lican Government
,,o~co>,s TRIAL, FOR MURDER CONTINUES.
Edinburgh. Dec l3.-The trial was continued To-
aay IN the High Court Of Justiciary OF AIireu
Iobn Monsoon for the murder OF Lieutenant nam
hrouqh Mr. Steven agent Of the Ardiam99nt esa tb
was the ars Lieutenant Marlborough on the
best Of terms. Monson was v,s'c ayd AIRED cred y
fa The Next e witness was named pI Inn , Tho
was visiting Ardlamont sna mSns par,es when
they II they DSssb Is iofy
started would have been 10 meet. James
senS aau g,nmaker of this town. teS nles
that he had caf%sFhh had ' been fred from pon,
iaenty feet from the He had eoxM ad
skull Of sSd had been fred
tn. an I'M nine feet away. IT was lni0ss'oe "
nc wound to have been self-inmc'e"
,r,,r pp1NCE OF WALES OPENS SCHOOL
,onaon Dec. 1s-The Prince Of Wales IN com
,,s tho Duke Of York. opened the Myonie
t ,"n School at Clerkenwell this afternoon Az A..
,na,e chairman Of the School Board welcomed c ,s
Prince and the Duke The Prince fa nse ne once stood
that tne been b devoted to school With the u
Of population the London prsH on be Fenian attempt
made ago nd sSq myae 10 marked ad
prison. II" eedncotIon and this had resulted VI %
Of er 6"a In not ls sign ns't tSer nsme
MARIE, percentage OF these iliterate persons
heen reduced C higher sra vas greater
9ulreun ~ fo Two work of undoubted excellence
! VARIOUS NOTES FROM PARIS
a ,copyr'ont. 1893 Bp The United f'''''
,, rec 13-L G. Stevenson son OF T., tne ho Nv