The Mistake of American Socialists.

A correspondent writing from this country to "Le Révolté," explains in a few words the true cause of the very slow progress of socialism in the United States. He says:

Socialist Propagandism in the United States is more difficult than elsewhere because of the extreme variety of nationalities composing the working class, each nationality coming here imbued with different aspirations, different cultures, and wholly different social conceptions. In spite of this the labor movement is developing with considerable rapidity in the United States.

Unfortunately it still allows itself to be direct by the so-called "Socialist Party," which accustoms the workers to content themselves with the trifles which the well-fed are pleased to throw them from time to time, so that when a revolutionist ventures to demand all rights in their fullest, they get as scared as the devil.