Book Title: Karmayogi
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________________ KARMAYOGIN A WEEKLY REVIEW OF National Religion, Literature, Science, Philosophy, &c., Vol. I. 23rdMagh 1316. No. 31. FACTS AND OPINIONS. ing desperato hope which modern brilliances grace and sustained conditions dony, grasping nt the force of ith Atyle, # new thing in The Party of Revolution. wenpons which the Slav and tho Bengali journalist, and from the Be the fault whose you will, ours Celt have brought into political war- natural attraction men feel for or the Government', the existence fare. The seed which the Yugnn- strong writing and bold thought of in organised party of armed Re- tar sowed in its brief, violent and even when they do not agree with volution in Indian politics is now meteoric career have borne fruit in it. Afterwards the recklenu fight * recognised factor of the situation. unexpected quarters and new born of the Yugantar for existence attractThe enormous stridos with which journals repent in foreign lands and ed n more dangerous admiration events have advanced and a sky in the English tongur the incita- and from that time the journal full of trouble but also of hope tions to revolt and slaughter which changed from a thing of literary been overcnet and grown full of have been put down by the strong in interest into a political force. Even gloom and menace, can be measured India hand of the law. Money in then it was taken on a practical by the rapidity with wbich this forthcoming to support a journalism guide only among # s-ction of party has developed. It is only which must obviously to all cost young men small in numbers and five years since the nationnl move. and no profit young men exile them without needs or intinence. But ment sprang into being. The cry selves from their native land by things have changed since then. was then for self-help and prasive openly joining the party of violence Avoid has been created by the resistance. Boycott, Swadeshi; and in India ituolf repented blows conviction, deportation, self-imposed Arbitration, National Education, have been struck paralysing the exile or silence of the great Nation the home of the future, the hope and the effort to revive the list Npeakers, writers, oryanisers. means of self-regeneration. In activity of that broader and calmer and the dangerous opinions and five years everything has been Nationalism which, recognising mo- rctivities then crentod havo rushed struck to tho earth. Boycott hos dern conditions, still commands the in to occupy tho vacuum. The almost disappeared, Swadeshi lan- allegiance of the bulk of the nation. Nationalinin we advocate is a thing guishes under sentence of arrest, Its Growth. difficult to grasp and follow, need. Arbitration died still-born, National What is the precise nature, propa ing continual intellectual exponi. Education is committing suicide. A ganda and strength of this pirty, tion to keep its hold on the mind, tremendous disintegration has taken which by no small an expenditure continual inspiration and encourageplace and we look amazed on the of energy har produced much eur. mento combat the impatience ruins of the work our labour and our prising resulta? When the Virgantar. natural to humanity; its methods sacrifice erected. It is a huge de- abanuloning its habit of philosophic are compumitively new in politica feat, an astonishing catastrophe. Rovolutionism, first began to enter and can only justify themselves to and on thote ruins grim, wild eyed, the field of practical politics, to huinan conservatiom by distinguishpitilene to itself and to others, mock- Docr at presive resistance and gird ed and sustained success. The ing at death and defeat with its rau at its chief exponents, no one preaching of the new revolutionary edule and streloas laughter Revo thought that its change of attitude party is familiar to human imaginlation is repeating the language porteuded anything serious. Menation, supported by the recorda af of the old-world in argente, cherish- read the paper for the amazing some of the most inanirin miss

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