Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-06

beNOutfonary socialism, accorulnS to its foremost leaders. is a deter mined and universal effort to .equat ze all classes" the b gh and the low. the rich and the poor. the lear ed and the ignorant. and so bring about a state of society which must. pro fessedly, lead by the short route of Revolution to the destruction of every form of government now existing Tn propos tion is not fully under staod by a majority O. the American country as it Europe that the rapidly progressing overthrow of the moral standards of past generations,
 s making the danger of its moment ary but disastrous success increasing ly imminent
 The most enlightened and far-see- ing statesmen of Europe are quite aware of this menace. and it is pro minent reason for the r stroy de- sire for closes re ations with eaoa other. and with the Vat can, which Is. confessed,y the best organized anu most form dable foe of Socialism. Pope Leo XII, his day both for insight and fores sht, the best diplo- mat in Europe, announced this dang CT with ,ts possib outcome. the most emphatic language. In later times the biggest authority n this Republic has publ ely declared that he considered Soc alism the most alarming enemy which ths country has ever had to encounter. Thus the oldest and most universal dynasty in this world . !. emphatic agreement with the most stable and authora- i've of modern governments, concern ing the dangers to monarchies and republics alike. involved n the pow erfuI and omnipresent propaganda of Revolutionary Soc alism. It is n response to these two significant de ciarations that his paper propos' q to consider Q single one of those mighty and eternal principles of Nature which stand arrayed aga nst tNlS Dd t ui Int Hdct.
 We have spoken in a prev ous paper. of the absurdity of attempting to rebuild the world upon a basis of equality when from the first stir rings of fife upon it. d fferences both l in importance and value have been the most maDfast characteristic of evolutionary nature. Befog the ques- ton or ignore it as you W Il, you can not blot out the priueyal element oi ! inequality, nor obiterate the sclenti C fact, founded upon the most i searching investigation. that there l is no progress V Ihout diyersities ] and that these mark the course o ! eyclut on. Equally ineradicable is the | faci that all advancing changes ! spring from the prime pie of Sex win ch is the earliest attribute of pro 1 gross ye being. It is this princpIt | which, as Science declares, is tho l fouita and sorce of evolution. Male and female attributes ex.st in the very earl est known forms of sentient
 being, and even earlier than that ir
 the mineral and vegetable worlds. Il
 becomes. therefore. matter of deeI
 interest to note the position of Social
 ism n regard to it.
 All civil zation is built upon the ex
 ist ng forms of mae and female anC
 the way in whcn they act and re-ac
 upon each other A world of all mer
 or all women is an abhurdity. I
 would come to and end in one gener;
 ton The aim. therefore, of enl ght
 ened government is to deal wisei,
 with this difference wh oh natur,
 from the beg inning insists upon al
 necessity to her ultimate plans Sh' has ordained from the first, that al
 trujsm, unse,ish love. should spr m
 out of the mater al funct on. Tn
 mother loves her child, That is tru . long before the father manifest
 more than a pa,ssing interest in h
 offspring. It is this fact which tinall awakens his unselfish nature, an from this advancing and retroactiv [ sentiment widespread altru sm i finally born. To erase 1t, if that wer
 po,ss ble. from Natures plan, woui be to strike out at once the whol ! moral sphere of the universe.
 2 And that is precisely what Socia 1. ism s trying to do. It is in vain {
 assert that Socialism is a scheme 1 | improve the race. Despite all th f vapor and uncertainty in which
 strives, and often with apparent su
 cess to involve 'tself and stating il object in clear terms, 1t seeks to el 2 va,e the maternal half of the race b