The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-12

upon political and parliamentary work 10
improve the condition OF the people. AS he
Is the chairman OF q delegation OF from
sixty 20 seventy from Holland and as he
can probably hold his followers. In spite OF
minor differences among them. his I'M
sorsancs as an anfl-Marxist VIII readily
be understood. Moreover there Is every
reason 10 hsIisye that he viii be supported
by the majority Of such English delegates
as attend especially those OF @ liberal
trade union tendency.
Among the French, too. Nlewsnhlzis viii
have many supporters They win be
drawn mostly from the ranks Of TIE Pos
slbiiists or Opportunists. and the Bian-
GUSTS Anti-NArxists viii rot BE want
ing even among the Germans, especially
those sympathixtng with The anarchists.
who ara 20 be shut out OF the coming
conelaye altogether. Perhaps this has as
Huch 20 90 with the present precarioas
tenure Of the MARKHAM power as anything
else. since not only are the most radical
anarchlsts-fhose who believe In imme-
dfata resort 20 physical forse-the bomb,
shs torch and the hullss-to De excluded.
bat also those who have outgroSn revo-
lmij0nism ard are now evolutionixts or
theoretical anarchists. WIN these iatt=r.
Niewenhuis processes strong sympathy,
and 50 30 those among the cultured young
German socialists who have imhiaed the
teachings Of fshsn and others ~ his
way q thinking ard hold that TIE work
snE men, as they are. stand utsIe show
% securing their desires through the
ballot. bat favor Hrst q al the thorough
organization 81 the people and the careful
study % economics BY the masses This
group az German socialists Includes ns1sn-
har of brilliant young men who have with
drawn rom the Social Democrats move
men, and are striving % further the non
political trade union movement by every
-ssans within their power. Or these are
Bruno Willie. Theodore HerEka Haunt
nan. Msekay-a German with a Scotch
rane-ana Others who will make common
caasa Rfth Gustav Fs3saer. the ex-soctai-
81. nsw al evolutionary anarchist bat
70 revolg;ionist. and who propose 20
r9t nn as aerce 1ght as possible against
the tnsiscri-slDste exclusion from TIE con-
gress az those who DO nor fan In wifh ne
Afarxtsts
TIE strongest supporters ~ me MARKHAM
n~Sxrznnrne. aside fregn TIRE Germans
themselves. viii ~ le1 ~ tire French rae-
ton. headed BY jules exuesefe. VINO xsr
cTer resolution that the object ~ thN
labor movement. as Socialists understand
s.. ran ~ served only ~ the workers Oh
tanning complete control Of political DOW
e. fne e&riv establishment - shs e0-o-@-
% sn existing governments The Aa.t}e
royal - ire congress vii her3n as SION
ss tNat resolution e presented s-a -
SOFA Deuoerazs 90 Holland wfll be ac7n~r
is casef 9ponsvts. Thev ara taa Other
Eronnss here uent}onsz wfi1 aENt for s@e
rressns concentration - energies In orssr
= bring aooat re De- te~ education - fNe
rsesses hRso-e more ra6ical sters ~ AK
sn Rn3 - favor 90 re wcvsfn<-nar'= a.
eensfug whatever ne can &c srtsr .
rrs 81 - 1r1Er. Z "a rsT.Nta sat - hit
ssrv - aniuaoss ties vii - sro'z@esg 4'7rs-r
taC debate gpog his rASa1u.iar saa I.
would nor surprise many 90 IRE lrtstfg-
ne x5aaem&s % ire @Ncisltsrte r1ovn 1sert
- haeh si5r< % ths Atlantic ssaais re
rss-ls ~ the expulsion % the minority
factseE- whatsoever tnAs shan prove 20 D.
TAs n 'gif- eg ces-se. rsSuis II perr,sSn-
en- SPLIT
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ceSEee thas aeierztss ~frcrn every esvfl-
I'D natssn sxcsuf TsE kew MI h@ arax-
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