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♦Seward, Alaska, October 23, 1913
SOCIALISM*--AND ITS BASTARD
OEFSHCOTS.
We hear considerable these days
about Socialism We have some few
adherents of this new philosophy here
abouts, We have others who call
themselves socialists, but who, in real
ity, know letie of socialism. 1 hese
latter take as their i^uide such public
ations avS the Appeal to Reason. From
wild, inaccurate and anarchistic pub
lications, breeders of dissension and
discontent, they jfain a very jrrave
inisconccptiou as to what socialism
really is.
The modern socialist philosophy, ac
cording to live host authorities, is that
which had as its founders such pro
found thinkers and students as Karl
Marx, Frederick Engels and Ferdin
and Lasalle. These were the theorists
who first gave the new philosophy
some prominence. Those active in
making a distinct socialist party, to
put in concrete form this theroum of
government are August Rebel and
Wilhelm Liebknecht of Germany;
Jean Jpares and Fan! Lafarge of trance;
Yictor Adler of Austria; Emile Van
dervelde of Belgium; Georges Flek
hanotT of Russia, and H. M. Hyndman
and J. Keir Hardie of England.
In a discussion of socialism, Morris
Hillquit, practising lawyer of New
York city, and a prominent socialist,;
recognizes the several so called brands)
of socialism, when he says:
“Like all other social theories and
practical mass movements, socialism
produces certain divergent schools,
bastard offshoots clustering around the
main trunk of the tree, large in num
ber and variety, but insignificant in ,
size. The chief function of these het
erogeneous and heterodox varieties of
socialism is to confuse the minds of the
unwary critics of the new theorum,
but they have no part in the real life
and active development of the active
socialistic movement.”
The Appeal to Reason and its fol
lowers compose one of the bastard off
shoots of socialism, and the learned
Karl Marx would seek to arise in his
wrath from the grave to combat it, if
he knew what so-called socialists are
preaching as the doctrine of socialism
as origrated hv himself.
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