New-York tribune., 1910-10-07
conformity with the spirit Of modern PM
Iosonbv and scientific attainments'

conformity with the spirit OF nlou
losophy and scientific attaiii
Factors Of political liberty -,
guards england, seventeenth -,
Universal suffrage. Right Oh D-.Ss,,.
be represented. Municipal sen - -
decentralization and civil adiiiiiI..' -
the transoceanic provinces. ,..t. -,
locomotion. prohibition of all ., ~,
domicile and abolition Of precau',o -
prisonments, except in case -,
Freedom Of association, assehipis "'iN
resentation Except for orgahi+e -
forces in a collective forin)'
la Dor and industry and aboliuoli oi iiio
olies as far as they do not serve 'i'0 p''''o
interest.
Abolition of the Diplomatic corps ana ooii-
version of the consular force ihto oou'
of magistrates for international law
autonomy of the Portuguese ha'io
the preservation of its integrity AL "e
reditary powers and powers cohieii GU do a
privilege TO become extinct. A system oi
civic rewards TO be substituted lof 'ile
feudal titles of nobility. An eNc4usIEe's
defensive military organization.
election of Ill members OF iestsia'i'e
bodies. The executive power TO De ueie-
gated temporarily by the Legislature anu aii
acts of the President to be conHneu tu
matters concerning the provinces In gem
eral. The enactment of q law restricting
the ministerial powers and defining the Ia
bility of the ministers. Public functionarles
TO be prohibited from holding seVeral pup
lie offices. Taxation of the people Tor the
people. Liability of all public of1ice hold
ers and authorities. The right 10 resist all
acts contrary to the law. Abolition OF re-
cruiting and compulsory military service.
The army to be reduced to the military
school and non-commissioned officers, and
to a national militia, according to the pro-
vincial districts.
2. Factors of civic freedom or concerning
individual freedom of action (FTance, elgh-
teenth century,.
The enactment of g law on compulsory
restitution, for the purpose of abolishins
the last remaining seigniorial formalities
TO which property is subject and which
must be complied with TO perfect the title,
such as fealty fees to be paid the lord or
the manor and mortuary fees. Compulsory
clearing of all uncultivated lands, or their
condemnation for purposes of public utility.
Reorganization OF the mortgage system for
the purpose of making it a general system
of loans on land. The organization OF an
apprenticeship system and the regulation
of child labor. The furtherance of cooper
ative associations of consumers and pro-
ducers, as well as of cooperative build
ing and loan societies by having the
state advance the initial funds. The state
shall not compete with private industries,
and it's shops, as far as they cannot be
disposed of to private concerns, shall be
used for art and trade schools and for
offices. Agricultural penal colonies to be
substituted for the penitentiary system.
Establishment of special courts of law OF
legal medicine. Abolition of all lotteries
and all games of chance, even though they
be for charitable purposes. Complete abo-
lition of all taxes paid by personal service
or days of labor and of all pardons for
crime, with the exception, however, OF
the right to make reparation to innocent
persons. Revision of the customs tariff
for the purpose of facilitating the buying
of crude materials and protecting the labor
of the people. Abolition of all taxes on
articles of consumption collected by the
state. Gradual reduction of the taxes on
all the most necessary articles Of consump-