New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09

which has caused the three great orders Of slavery that
have existed earth,-chatei slavery, ieuda bond
age or slavery Of the soil. and slavery Of capital II
this view be denied, We would simply ask Wneiner
men would want slaves se-is and hired menlas 20 work
for them II Industry were dignihed and made the
means Of attaining honors fortune and social position a.
II should be Certainly not; no more than they would
slaves 10 take command OF their armies, 10 FL IN
their Legislative halls. % be their magistrates
Abolion.- should also look carefully the question
Of an Industrial Reform and the Organization Of Labor
for when they have freed the slaves and elevated ten
20 the condition Of hired laborersthe sers OF capita
and want-hey canno, leave them there az they VIII DC
obliged do unless better system OF Labor Is esiaDnsh
ed than that which now exists
important practical that can engage the minds OF men
viii occupy our most serious attention ana II WI pe
urged by the primary measure loi tne 'a'on =,
the producing classes We VIII state mere IN genera
manner that the ORGANIZATION Of Labor should be the
work Of the and not Of companies or ndiVduas-
AWAY. animated by selnshness, nor by the township
which j. not strong enough. When we speak Of TIE
state we understand the collective vi. Of the PEG
pe their united Power guided by their collective Con
science. The state represents the Feope ana con-e'
quenily IL action must be manifestation OF the coec
tive 81 OF the People.
The Government Of tbs country has been organized
by the collective VIII and Conscience Of the People and
az night and equitable in lie action a. Il can BE- nav
ing the cOunteractIng influence OF a-e system OF la
Dor and other Institutions Of society 70 contend with
1t maintains order secures pO.ilca rights 70 h anu -
tabshes Justice in the political relations OF men through
the operation OF tDt COLLECTIVE Hli'f-Hos "a -
individual VIII or caprice as is the case IN Industry
where rights are tramp pied under foot and injustice ana
disorder reign. ..
Now Industry j. rs important department OF society
a. and the experience OF this country proves
that must be or1anitd bg the coere Conscience ana
Uiu OF flr Pop that Justice. night and equity must De
established in IL and industrial Rights secured 10 the
People through the operation OF the Collective Con-
science and VIII.
The TWO fundamental industrial Rights OF man are rst
the Ri1h, 10 Labor the guarantee OF regular employ
rnent 10 all who desire 10 work and Second ne R9M
ofe Producer 70 the prous Of his labor the former IS
equivalent 10 the right existence and the latter 70 the
right 10 freedom.
The motto, then. which the Workingmen should IN
scribe upon their banner il.
THE ORGANIZATION OF LABOR BY THE COLLECTIVE
WILL AND CONSCIENCE or THE PEOPLE TO SECURE TO
TIE PEOPLE THEIR INDUSTRIAL RIGHTS.
This j. the great practical Reform TO which they
should now devote themselves, and which they can e.
feet in a peaceful manner through the baOi-box- Let
them achieve this Reform and they Will secure 10 them
selves the means of their Prosperity and social kieya
ton.
The second thing which the Working men want IT,
Az EQUITABLE DIVISION or PROFITS, guarantOing 70
every person-man woman and chlld-the iruii OF MS
or her Labor and skill. Let this principe oil evident
Justice be established in the industrial affairs OF society
and II will spread abundance and the means OF educauon
and refinement among all rs members produce equiO-
rum in the distribution ofrches prevent the monsrous
contrast that now exists between enormous wealth on
one side and squalid poverty the other and check
tina, most Unsuitable thirst for GAIN which Is osiered to
frenzy under the present order of things. and which Il
corrupting the very heart and life OF society making
money us god, the exchange lis temple and universal
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