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as something endowed by God with the right to comfort to happiness equal to that of the capitalist, but as an eapease incidental to capital, which the capitalist cannot avoid en- tuely, but should reduce as much as possi- ble. The land owner, ill calculating the profits of the crops which he has aot pro- duced, deducts the expense of laborers, cat- tie, and implements, regarding all as chattels. The manufactures, in calculating the profit upon thousand bales of cloths, deducts the expense of his operatires and machinery, regarding both as mere instruments.

 And this condition of society, we are told by these political economists, promotes na- tional strength and glory. How? It fur nishes soldiers for armies, and sailors for fleets; 1t promotes concentration of power in the hands of politicians, and sends them to seek new quarrels, and subdue distant com munitles, i'll search of means to sustain the system. Through injustice, blood, and de- vastation, the market of China is opened. For whose benefit? For that of the capitalist, the manufacturer, the hemerchant, the politician, who kindly condescends to govern the world. But where is the reward to labor: It drudges and starves for wages, just as it did before