To the Editor of the "Nonta-Caxa Darty News."
Sir,—With reference to your leaderette on this subject, it is correct. that Marx proved his case about the iron law of economic i terest, and showed clearly to the working classes that as long as industry is conducted for mere personal profit, an at present, their interests will always have to take back seat. That industry is not conducted from patriotic motives or the good of the nation, and that the people must necessarily only receive the very least remuneration that will keep their bodies and souls alive. Present society is based on the worst form of slavery that the world has ever known, and it little more than organized poverty. Marx claimed that the principles of mod. ern society are ethically wrong. and flo not produce the best effect that the only ese ave is a general adoption of Socialistic principles. The who'e of industry should controlled by the State, and that the whole nation should be organized with the object of obtaining the createst benefits for the. grentent amber. Tt is the theory that hmman_ life shauld not be left to chance, and that no indivianal chonld have the power of exntoiting fellow-men for personal eum, present. He saw clearly that the
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