Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-02-02
THE WITTY MILLION BOND
ISSUE.
BOND

Edward Bethany, III MS Jourhdl
the New Nation, has this to say OF
the proposed bond issue:
s.He then, is not a socialist VINO
believes in this or that scheme, but
he who accepts and works for the
definite principle of organizing trade
and industry collectively, by having
land and industrial capital owned by
the community lin some form), ana
operated comparatively for the
equitable (not necessarily the equai,
good of all. Such, we believe, IN
sharp contradistinction to many pop
ular conceptions, to be by an over
whelming concensus of the best au-
thorities. the correct use OF the
word"
This we think is an accurate state
ment of the case, and brings out
clearly the reason why a socialist Is
not necessarily nationalist, and
why nationalists must needs have a
distinctive name for their doctrine,
in order to prevent confusion.
in the first place, socialism, as
stated in the above definition, while
demanding an organization of capital
and labor which shall be collective
SIN some FORM" does not require
that the form shall be nationalist
ZION of manipulation, or any
other form that shall be identical
with the political corporation. Any
plan of cooperative or associated
industrial organization is soclallsuc'
and the socialistic ideal has been
conceived Of by some eminent social,
list writers as a sort of developed and
perfected tradesunionism, each trade
ruling as its exclusive domain some
branch Of industry.
Nationalists, on the other hand, as
the word implies, advocate not mere
ly collective industrial organization
sin some FORM" but in particular
form, namely, naturalization, which
term includes municipalixation, /
being of course assured that the torn
of national government Is alread.
democratic.
Socialism, moreover, as stated IL
the above definition does not neces'
sarily imply economic equality as tn
ultimate and ideal social condition
As to the principle on which tn
nroduct of the collective industrial
organization safely calculated tina
the Congress to be elected this fal
will be controlled by Mr.. Cleveland
opponents.
But whatever Mr.. Cleveland ma
succeed in bringing on himself, 1t
easv to see that his course, Will
deplorable in itself, is having mos
favorable effect upon popuiist pros
poets in the country at large an
especially in the South. In tn
North the popular disgust with Tn
democratic administration will
favorable chiefly to the republican,
Many Of the discontented voters WI
went for Cleveland in 1892, will
to the peoples's party in 94 and 5
rather than back to the republican
Rut the bulk of them will return !
the dog to his vomit and the SOW
her waliowing i'll the mlre 81
in tho South, where the hnancl
policy of the administration Ii
made its most enemies, the disguise
democrats will not 20 70 the reput
lican party, but to the new part
In 1892 several southern states wei
for the peoples party but We're coul
ted out, In 1894 and 1896 more
them will 90 the same way and no.
of them will be counted out. i
circumference of shotguns will
with the preponderance Of votes II
time and will be used if necessar
As the destroyer OF MS party, NJ
Cleveland will deserve the lett-han
ed thanks of every good CITIZEN.