(Continued Lem 1st page,)
that it has the power to do any
thing which in its judgement the
general welfare demands, sub
ject only to the express com
mands and prohibitions of the
balance of the constitution.
It follows, consequently, that
a Socialist congress, under this
sub-section, ean introduce Social
ism without a constitutional a
mendment. For, it goes w ithout
saying, that a Socialist congress
will consider S eialism to be for
the general r . fare of the Unit
ed States.
Lut fight h£'re ?s where the
misinterpreted got in their fine
work.
'the courts decided arbitrarily
that this sub-section of the con
stitution means the same as if it
read as follows:
“Congress shall havd powrer
to lay and collect taxes, duties,
imposts and exc'Ses in order to
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the means and appliances of hap
piness. The Socialists propos
that ’and and capital, which are
the requisites of labor ar.d the
source of a1] wealth and culture,
should become tne property of
society, and be managed by it
for the general go:.! . .
Cut while its basis is econoi lie,
social,.an implies and carries
v 1th it a c' n m in t V i olilical.
< thical, technical and artistic ar
jangements and institutions of
society which would constitute
a revolution greater probably
than has ever taken place in liu
.nion history, greater than the
transition from the ancient to
Ale mediaeval world, or from
the latter to tlie existing ordsr
of society.
In the first i lace, sueli a
< 1 r.i- nc generally assumes as its
political complement the most
thou o«. 1.1 y deniccrutic organi
zation of society.
in 11.e second place, socialism
naturally gees with an unselfish
or altruistic system of ethics.
The most characteristic feature
of the old societies was the ex
ploitation of the weak by lb®
strong under the systems of
slavery,serfdom and wage labor.
Under the socialistic regime itj
is the privilege and duty of th«|
rlrong arid talented te use their
tuperior force and richer en
dowments iu the ervice of their
fellow-men without distinction
tf class or nation or creed.
In the third plane. Rocimi >8
maintain ihnt under their ays
em and no ether ean tho high
est excellence and beauty be re
alized in industrial production
and in art, whereas under the
present system beauty and tho
roughness are alike sacrificed
to cheapness, which is a neces&i
ty of successful competition.
Lastly, the socialists refuse lo
admit that individual happiness
or freedam of character would
be sacrificed under the arrange
ments they propose. 'Lliey be
lieve that under the present ays
tem a free and harmonious de
velopment of individual capaci
ty and happiness is possible on
ly for the privileged minority,
and that socialism alone can o
pen up a fair opportunity for all
They believe, in short, that
there is no opposition whatever
between sociatism and iodividu
ality rightly understood, that
these two are complements one
of the other, that in socialism a
lone may every individual have
hope of free develo 'in. m and a
full realisation of himself.
That Ester Ba|.
It is t’je consensus of opinion
around town that Magistrate
Tauli treated Eastman, tl'ie ex
ccnvict, much better than that
shameless individual deserved.
Consideration is duo to no crea
ture who boasts of his convict
days as something to be proud
We have had several coramun
eaMoi’,3 lately from poisons liv
n/ at a distance from any Socia
list tocad. seeking information a
o how they could become a mem
be:-of the party. AH such should
communicate w iih the Territorial
secretary, :,I. L. h, Cush
iuti St:v ' and Values Trail and
become a member a' large.
I
of. If bo was induced by cer
tain people to make a crazy talk
that they were afraid to make
themselves, that should not ex
cuse him, it was merely an evi
dence of a weak mind. It should
be the Funny House for him
and jail for those who worked
on his weak mind lo do what
they had not the courage to do
themselves. It is to be hoped
that the court warning will do
the poor fool some good and al
o be taken to heart by some
persons who ought to know bet
ter, than to use the weakminded
o do their slimy work.
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