Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-30

suJ clugr,ssts than ihH'uoi socialists
and anarchists; but when al isniIowUd
hat can rruieuln tuis litr, tleto o.
stu an otllr iu the pucsslins' thatis
a1feIly observed b. tho msnIufl OF
the convention; though u1ldono ium
reisus fot n time, otIurI be- brought oul
ofchaas, ami the business of the assom
uiaEU is completed.
10 WA not 70 with the Bo0dlu
gathering. There was not only o
bcI'am turn q loco, but there was
also an ABSOLUTE failure to accomplish
anylhll beyond. The outcome ot
The whole proceedings was typical Of
auBrouiam--uo government Il wah
expected inst such 81 90 neat dolce
RATES m William Li..uulhi, Her
b Dol, J. kUr HafIis ami George
Betaaij SNOW woIli be abio 10 oxBr.
clio some sorl Of control over the
movements Oi tho consrot; but thuo
men iailod utterly when tbs critical
momo1t Arrived. Their social.
islio aud auafchltlic doctrines
we're too deeply imprcfreJ 90
tnu minds u the members " the con.
grtis for the latter o. heed rules Of
order or government, VIII ch thoy had
Uton taught 10 dospi'r. These lchlcfs,
all.powCtIul among tholr particular
associates, were altogether holpltss
when in the presence u c1ugiUmcr
ate aggregation o. individuals, moot VI
whom hal not learned .Hsiluclivcly 90
follow tholr guidance. Their personal
magnetism vas a bond ~ hold thulr
immediate followers togothof, but
tho principle Of government be-.
ing absent Ia their theories could
not bO invoked b yoni tho limit
Of personal Influence. Hence tho
London clustrss became an unruly
mob, ami has remained No to date.
Tho mtmbers u this came socialist
congress had declared Themselves Tor
peace. Thcy had msdo q great demon.
slration on Sunday In that line, AMI
while u was spoiled by an oldiashionod
London rAinsiOrm, u Il probable that
this downpour more than any real
desire for peace which the parties had,
prevented violent outbreak on that
day. At any rate the police ieafoi
that u riot would evolve from the peace
denomination, and were thankful
that thu elements combined to prevent
IT, Tho result of the meetings Of the
congress shows that the police fears
were not groundlosE-iho delegates
might talk peace, but their temper aud
methods did not manifest II.
A notable feature Of the London
gathering IL that II IL not only for
socialists aud anarchists, Tut alec In.
cludts trades unions, " hioh arc supposed
10 represent tho working classes Thus
tho mechanic nnd laborer ate placed
before the world ~ acting on com.
mon plane with anarchists. 10 this be-
not tho case. then tho quicker the labor
unions disavow such Au appearance
the better for them. Hut II Il DO true,
then the situation IL a most lame ntAblc
onc In lie prospect. For II the trades
unions OF Europe continue the aililla.
tions which their leaders have assumed
In this Instance, Il will not DO long be.
fore serious troubles entuc. The labor.
Ing classes, tho backbone OF every
nation, cannot surrender themselves To
anArohietlc proceedings without the
most disastrous results. Much a. the
woTkingman may complain against
the tyranny OF class anu capital, II h
a Ices evil than 10 submit 10 those VINO
have neither hristooTAoy nor property
10 imptl them 10 preserve order. The
road to peaceful and successful fevo.
luton against the tyranny Of wealth
and GLASS distinction Ia not through
anatohism, The wofklngmon onght
to cut loose rem tho cred nag" strata
which aims to overthrow society, ana
they ought 10 proceed on their own
foundation. Otherwise the tyre u
anarchy shown forth IN tho utter TAIL.
ute VI the London meeting will DO
further sign OF failure In ~ bTOade. Geld.