The Prospects for Suppressing Socialism
By Editor
The Interior sometimes views things just as they are, and when it does, the prospect which it sees is not very flattering. Following is an instance:— "The hope for the suppression of Socialism in Germany obviously does not lie in the Roman Catholic Church. Just now it is not easy to discover where it does lie. It might lie in the Protestant church, if that church would unite, and then, by works of humanity and love, prove that it had not lost both its life and its power. Of such a union and of such efforts there seems to be no immediate prospect." The same thing might be said of almost any other country.