The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-08

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n Pceul1st party bsesn svong - se-
eoupiish asUthine; they Should bsein By
,rcststsx shs ecnstitusion o. che United
1880 "a eompissely changing our form
= novsenmens from thss d : eovsrnmsnt
q ln1tvS6uAl,sm, which ssscvssns bsss
49, s. 9cverns Ieast.s 70 : government
9 ps6prnalien q ststs socialism.
UnA9 ~ eoaseItusionaI monaschiss u
Eusepe IL dim 70 pstsrnallsm and state
soeiaiisn = natural. bscanss unoss abso-
tute dsspssism ths people had besn se-
eesoosnsd - have ths stats eonhscsts The
ln1tvIduslisn o. ths citissn, bis iibsFty.
ID liz. Nj psopsstys biz freedom 70 live
~ ssjoy his bsine. bat The Uaiasd 6tatss
hs1na $50 dsparsars from dssposisn; y
seeDPsd clear sorwasd and ssstsd - nsw
expesimene upoa indfvtduaiism in
oooDd - uDoo pa1esnalisn Tor success. and
toeaaee - this sttnulus - The develop
meDt ef self-rsltanA oeil-govssning In.
1iv1dnallsn rather than the pAssfnaiism
80 soats sociaism q kurcps ~ hays ~
= emenry passsd I'll other peoples IN the
saos Tor prosperity. peace and happiness
The Popuiist party b ~ psopossd Issis-
1asion would have N fstraes cur stops;
uo0M hassus susrendeR III " have gained.
ona substitute for the individuaiism that
- mads Amsrica great the patsrnaiism
1Aak he's made Europs's sighing and
sqaAljd milljons anxious 10 lind under our
bansss freedom and felicity that y nm
knswn and nnattainahls under their own
nae.
The Popalist parsv thinks a = = marty
AZ pfogrsos On the coassary e 4 8 deludsd
paety that locks one vav vhile Il seuuidlv
rovs II The other. Everv trus. hopeful.
inte,lieent thoushtful American iooks mn
ond not down: forward ana not baek. and
vhile rnaAv 10 Lend anoaher : hsaA h..
lIevse n seffsupport self.dev.locmsnt.
he surv,vaI Of the fittasf bv individusl
sfEort rather than IN the survival az The
unlsstsst through the sv.semasio nsssrna,.
IAN ana sta,e sociaii,m that sesms "a b
shs impandins fate az TuronA
Even EueIand. :, her recant le~,,laAson
shows. = vorss plagued BIZ the prss.ur. a.
imnondins stats sociaIi.r tha. th> rr.,,.a
Gtatea The representatives AZ .hs upior.
Of voskinsmsu reeentiv so,d IN. En,lt.h
labor commieuion that What "a. vant.a 4.
that ne stass should maintain vorkshops
whore I'll ths unemplov.d shouId ana am.
ployment or q least va.ea Ths trad.
unions would take care Of their own nam.
hsrs, their employer, hs,ue uuahie 10 hir.
non-un,cn men. and the stase vould t.h.
care Of al whom the unions did moi A.
NIT. This was tried in France mors than
forty ysars aso. but the pub,ic vork.hoc.
became % Improbable that their expen,es
hsd to b. reduced; the workmsn struck
and their EMPLOYER being the ,tate sh.v
came into collision with the military and
wsrs reduced 10 Submission By mu,tetrv.
TAsss English trade unionists al,o told
the labor commission that the state ought
10 pension everybody that vss rhv.icallv
ineapacitatsd for work. On this reason.
ing everybody would ret q pension from
the state; the decrsplt soldier and the
infirm iahoser. and then in their turn IN.
labor that IL toiiing today. To thi, ab-
snrd conclusion the logic Of rat,rnsi,.m
would bring rs ct last The majority of
the Knxslsh royal labor comm,ssIon h.v.
inst rsrortea I'm favor of ro r.m.a,., 80
lasion, and take ground against ths
passage Of laws limiting the hours A
labor. but the minority. composed Of ,shor
arisator,. recommends . nlun.s into 40
cssli,m. advnlnc The eov,rumsnt "a nm, /.
sson Ia low wages. long hours. uncs,..,r
emr,ovmsnt. etc.
Professor Goodwin Smith. an educ.,.s
Enx,ishman OF the fsr,s order OF is.Yn,n,
aud ability. has tuss returned from . r,.i,
Ia the mother country. and cons..,s. n !.
,sass socialism has made NOR, soruia.h,.
progress in ENGLAND than In ths U,,t.s
States. but shers are not wanting a nnu.
her Of dsmasogass In America Who SEEK
20 disseminate the false and de,,Yucsiv.
iaesa that the governments shou,d farni.h
wo.k aad wages to dlssrssssd tabor. on
course tree government In America could
never afford to yield 10 such demands