New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16
ward by The congress Of Cologne as Ire programme

ward by the congress OF Cologne as t.e programme
OF The Catholic party In Germany ,,,.
The committee to which the drawing up OF tins
programme had been intrusted was OF not,wo'thy
congestion. Three OF It's members BELONGED L. me
crersy-an auxiliary bishop. parish priest ana ana
miners congress at Essen. There were three rivo-
Gates and distinguished counsellor ~ Ia. ne
chief Editor Of the Cologne Volkszeituns and the
president OF workngmens union, whiie capita!
WIS represented by wholesale merchant August
his late brother, leader in the art-reyiva Of Ger
many and an hOnored counsellor Of the Court OF
Appeals was BY right member or sni, m I'M.
portant Of this years committees. The rrsQiu'lons
were fret SUBMITTED to specialists IN p"cAi ana
examined them in the interest OF their order Dur
magistrate Of Coblenz university proie',or. Two
members Of the Imperial Parliament. iepre',hla-
man Of a great factory and others freely, made
known their views. 1t was agreed on al hanIs INA.
lutions at least touch the questions which are
now most urgent and present solutions tha can oe
thev NAV BE- Considered as the first answer YET
given by any Of the great conservative bodies on
growth Of Socialism has brought all civilized So
cety face to face
latAg to the repose OF sunday is dema AID even IN
the great manufacture and in the lmperlsl ana
st op h As enp ioy Of the
2 1t ls the duty OF the State to favor the orisni-
Taon ra Of r Tno % nar h a or cor DE-
mtter'') The bin. already presented in the Reich,
this Catholic vorkingmen's clubs are urged 20 be-
gin this work OF professional grouping ,.o,
in those as-ociatons TO counteract the immen..
spread Of Socialist literature among the people;
4 70 prevent forced stOppages Of labor. tne Ion
federated States invited 10 conform 10 the EN-.
peror's rescrlpt Of February 1880. ana 10 SEEK
ulatins the hours OF labor This should begin win
the mining ndgsry re- ee ocoy in The large
cities in which workngmen should be representa-
, The laws Of insurance n favor OF SICK. lh'ariu
declared
creation Is recommended Of free pension fuis'
either in each branch Of Industry or romm,a dis
trIct or province. with regular subveniIons on inc
part Of the employers Of labor the ,oun
dation OF building societies Is recommended WIN
special attention to health n ana for th preservation
Of settled agricultural class. and for their pror5'
torests This IL declared to be OF the highe', I'M
portance alike from the Christian social anu po'
second announcement in favor Of obligatory
organization Of the members OF trade, WIN ~
slative dispositions as 60 the certificate OF ntness
2 law is demanded against di'loyal competition
10 Employers Of labor are reminded that they
have religious moral. and rUterial duties to"ard
ns Kas5 ua ans sodd N Tf rSai With the
through committees Of the workngmen lheIns 80
Wha, is chiefly notable in the congress OF tssei
is m, union OF Catholic and Protestant miners ~
forming an anti-Socalist association along nuS,
the same lines as those laid down ny Ine ,s ~
Of Cologne The only important addition rs rs t 70.
demand for wages that shan correspo,,o o,,d a.
Jain. OF tho work ione and be sufficient 70 proVo'
Tor the subsistence OF the miner ana ms latll}y
IL ali these resolutions tha principles la,d np"I
hv Leo XIII m his encyclical ION the CONDITION o.
worhmen" have evidently been Followed closr SCI.
I,,,on Won Schorlemsr-Alst the leader or tne airs
torraiic clement - the German catholic pary pro
tested that the congress had no dea OF siSile go
soc,,i,s-, Of the State 7ut AMI mere MS "oIn1
, took on an Impressive emphasis. the measure,
r,.oprcule1 are necessary for the preservation 81
w. i",.or middle class-ttle farmers and properly
holders. small manufacturers and dealers nhi
ri class Is destroyed. leave you 70 thlhk WI,
LIE LIE y, ~. ,c,ors in Che struggle between ms
npDr ten thousand and the masses WIG VIII 1m
Isrr r cher who IL the leader Or inc Cath, I'
party in Parliament and whose democrats o,,
"a b,~a c,used uneasiness for its contiAiel uhon
-. u, no s,ine sense. He hal only plttAr sar
casm for those who imagined that MINOR , If ,b
could break up great religious pN'' "
common dnnger from Socialism