New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-26

.hor, Not maintain because 1t 10 necessarily
--.-.., butbecauso II s pursued under circumstsn-
E 80 upon conditions which make Il practically 30
r,e who do the bona de work Of the world are main
10 the hirelings and dependents OF others-the time
.ce and manner Of their working dictated BY others
who usually doing little less than themselves are yet
esteemed their social superorsthey must work II me-
ehanics or In shops notconsructed with prma
~ view to their comfort but to others profit often mol
some. gloomy, unhealthy cifyou don't Ike II you can
esve,herc are plenty more ready to take your pace)
and labor IA subjectto smisryrepui've con-
a,,,ons They generally feel too, that they do not re-
cov thu fair and full recompense Of their labor and often
sr IN donh, whether they wlor will not be recompens
al a, all No pains are usually taken, no outlay incur
rss 70 render the workshops pleasant clearly, cheer
ful ~ the capitalist has library paintings ssafuary'
L. ,bsv 5o no, enrich or ornament his factory and bis
orkp,en are very rarely grstfed with sight OF them
Co IN Agriculture the Hired Laborer finds no provision
IN the Acids for shelter against sudden showers; no
nroy.ion against offensive exhalsons enough they are
w,seful a. well "a offensive and unhealthy no books
convenient for leisure hour evening no blowing OF
grounds CT arrangement of work with view to a"
irurovepept comfort or convenience Can any won
der tha, Labor is repu.ive Were possible to have
10 be epioyed for twelve thirteen hours Win
no cessation but short one for dinner who does not re-
sze that II would be even fstguing and repusve
than work is
Wbs. ORGANIZATION may do TO render the repul;ive
.,,rsc,ve 1. seen In the case of War and Armies In
,,nscslv the most revolving employment that can be
.uorss,ed 10 man is that Of manning and buteherng
his fellow men BIZ the wholesale and taking his chance
NJ being MANNED or butchered In turn AND yet millions
are found TO rush into it, take delight in it, spend their
live. in H. in preference peaceful end better rewarded
svocations. And whyi Because q speak Of the regu'
lar soldier, who makes his lifelong proiession)
rulers have given TO war an Organization, which ssts
es two Of the senseshat of Hearing by Music that OF
Sight By eerng uniforms precision Of movement and
beauty of array Ia few Ambition is also excited,
while 10 the mass the assurance OF nniang though
mesere substance Is proHered. By these simple ex
pedients the imagination is led captive, and millions
constantly enlisted to shoot and be shot al for an aver
age of less than sixpence per day.
O that the Governments Of the world were wise
enough good enough TO bestow onehslf the effort and
EXPENSE on the Organization of Labor that they have
devoted 10 the Organization Of Slaughter We should
have enioyed long since the blessings Of an Industry
90 organized and adjusted that every one who wished
could al all times have work and every one who worked
could not fail of the fair recompense OF his to-an ar
rapgement under which Labor, go organized as 10 &C.
curo 10 each worker associates and directors OF his own
free choice instead of those thrust upon him oy MS ore
necessities and other mems avarcethe regulation oil
his own hours Of toll with frequent alterations from
one employment to another, and from workshops venu
lated beauted and attempered with primary regard
to bis own comfort and ease to the surrounding ned
so planned as to give the richest beauty and diversity 10
the landscape and to satisfy and elevate the taste OF the
cutvator aborng in joy and pride on domain which
he loves as the secure home of his whole after fe form
ing with bis children and associates the support ana
s,ay of his old age Here with ample Education Tor the
Young Music Libraries, Paintings, Sculpture, &c &C
open TO ALL he few enjoying more than at present but
not shutting up the trophies Of refining Art from me
many) with civic and official distinction award
ed not to destroyers Of human lives but to those who
excel in Art Science Invention and useful effort gen.
orally. cannot doubt that Labor will be rendered truly
Attractive to the great body of Race that each
shall joyfully accept and pursue of peaceful
Industry and scorn the devices and shifts By which too
many now contrve live useessy, while others are
repealed from attempting the like only by despair of
success Attractive Industry generally established,
Paupersm and Starvation at an end. The rich will
not grasp the Poor will not envy and no man will be
impeed 10 covet that which is his neighbors In the
faith that Association will benefceny solve this ghy
problem of the true Organization Of Labor, remain