New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-12
Evils which Oppress The 'sn--.

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Evils which OppreSs the 'sn--.
/ It time. no matter from what source it comes
that something should be done Ter The elevation anC
! happiness. Of the Laborng Glasses, who compos'
n great majority OF MaAin4. The Press and
I Politicians neglect this question entirely; ta'
strong passions and interests which are aroused by
! PARTY strife. and the corporate feeling which j.
engeaaercd by belonging to a Party, prevent then
entirely from working conscieniously for the good
of the People and from searching arduou'', ton
Inc means Of useful and practical Reforms We
mus, leave the Idol Of Party Politics aside, which IS
bevildernc the Country and Is the worst enemy o.
real social progress, and labor for deeper i'eorn
The practical stops 70 be taken nc-Fiysf 10
10 away with the present false. repugaant and H.
,cqui,ed system Of Labor and replace it by A.
tractiyc Industry. Second. TO do away with dis
union. opposition and free mpctition.-particu-
larly between the Working Glasses, which lead
gradual, to q reduction OF wages and "a miserable
pecuniarv dependency and establish AsSociaron-
Combination and Union in their place.
These question. ought TO De preached AMI dis
-u..cd bat the hcrod- OF publicity, authors news
naper.. &c. are only occupied with the Rich and
the Great. and their interests. Banks Commerce
and Electoral inrrsucs; the fashions, SANDER, and
chronicles Of the fashionable world, are fertile. and,
.. /, would appear the only interesting subjects Of
conversations There /. nothing agreeable 10 pcno-
traIing into the workshops and manufactures Of
our false Societies. with their monotcny. dirt aud
,niaanae IT, Tire ,cSatiuu- aad anNicties OF The
Laboring Mass. there Is poor fed for literary
display: bu, /, should be entered, and tAc evils
and suhcrngs of our toiIiug fellow creatures, who
free MS from the bruial1ing burthcn of repssnant
Labor. should be- examined. and means OF reform
earnestly sought for.
The Rich and those whose pens and imag'na-
lion, are at thcir service, should remember that
,hcir Wcalth.-,he material comfort, which they
cnloy are created by the toll OF the Laboring Mui-
ttudc and that the lite-bood Of their brothers Is
she'd. DROP hy drop from their WORKOUT frames to
supply them with the eujoymcni' and iuNarl G.
life. Living with their families ia ease, and pos
-e,,ine abundance, they should not thiah THAT this
Wealth., given them to be enjoyed y,and tAat
they are dispensed from ever thinking of their IN
fortunate fellow creatures. Lc' them imagine that
they had to undergo lor bat one day the toll and
wretchedncss of million. Il the Ilborins Glasses.
AMI ,bo, would .b.ddcr with DISGUST At il: and
vet mulutules pass their liyo- under such crc'm-
stances, and with no prospect of reliet bat The
grave.
We will point out q few evils which Cypress
.1a Ma. and which oi,.o,gb far from being
,n,oar ,b, mos, Intense. should excite com
.,;.o.,,;o, and e,, every rrnerol, soul with d
ia. -, alienation, ami IN.
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