New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-04

sons ma! ste3 b.vix, he employer AID operatives
snd sac loom or looms ne or they ss lVa =. n
tize OF struggle, snail fal wifa an sFloSe' ~ - -
against iae iHier-s; CT h:s frlio~-FosAn2-I, ~
sisTe struggle wiki a.. employer. 10 give me ~,
-zen Factory OF any rho GEy y.oz'e a! V- ~ ~ 81
.a" sad each Factor AL record me nSI'ts - '-e
III Thu. when any o7e.a,ve les-es Factory, 5e sh.
:scsive cer-stce- i-C-n re Prss!ir-! % - -. bs
pT-=ert 20 lie President or Committee o. 'ne
az TIA; a! The Care, Fsc:orse: Z The United Sia ;
shall be served with copies OF TVS Coasr;aiion- AUG ss
President Of each shop along WE me Comm pa
Dc the executive, End Z shall - her oaiE % 80 % A'
duly executed
W-eask thoughtful. coas;dera.e men OF all classes
10 consider this document We desire and would
fam aid in the EntranchiscmeEt Of the aoorer o0'
IS this way to do it! Have the men who build the
factories ana furnish the CAPITA N every way no
rights on their own premises Should they not
hare the privilege of hiring men whom theE want
and d.chargins those who 60 badly Does Il iol-
low from the fact that an employer says ne cannot
pay so much as he once did, ths: he IS Rnpr'"et-
ped and An oppressor Men! think!
In this controversy, Loco-Fo coisn finds It's all
ule1t- The more antagonism and hatred between
the Employer and Employed, The more srist to the
mil OF that sham Democracy. which IS enabled 20
pay it, leaders five to ten thousand or more dollars
per annum for The intensity OF their barren love 70
and sympathy for the Poor. Year after year has
this party welded unrestricted power through the
sufrages OF the Laboring Class, and what has 1t
done for them What has the asccndency OF Lo-
co-Focoism done Tor the Elevation Of Labor
Has il secured 10 the poor man foot square OF earth
TO stand upon except By some other mans peruais-
sion Has It done or attempted any thing toward
securing him the Right 10 Labor except al some
other man need and bidding Is 1t not for ever
proftably clamoring against the Reduction OF W a
ces. yet at the same time originating measures
which render such reduction inevitable Why
does it not devise and perfect some means OF ena-
bling the aborer to employ himselti II he sees IT. so
that he shall not be for subject to the tender
nercics of those whom it necessarily denounces as
avaricious and oppressive Nay why do not It's
capitalists and they are legion come forward and
give employment TO those whom it says are so op-
pressed and abused by Wing employers II any
LocoFoco, or company OF them, will buy Carpet
Works at impartial valuation and agree to car
~ them at the prices for L bor which the Wings
have paid under the Tariff Of ~ We will find them
in fixtures and looms TO their hearts content
Ought they not at least 20 embrace this offer =
Why not, instead Of blaming the Wings for redu-
cling work and wages in apprehension of the New
Tariff, take hold and show their own faith tina; the
National Industry can prosper under it by substan
tial acts Millions of Loco-Foco Capital are this
day invested in Banks, Insurance Companies.
Bonds and Mortgages, &c. in this City: why not
draw it out and use it in giving employment to La
Dor and so aiding to keep up wages Why why J
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