New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-25

sn ,o,. d, In the bargain The employer buys the labor
cbesp-h be sells and on the sale be must make pront
sells ~ the wor king man himse-and thus every oar
s,Ip between employer and employet 10 deliberate
ehest on the part Of the employer. Thus labor has TO
sinh through eternal loss that capital may rise through
lasting fraud But the system stops not here IAe Is
brought bear foreign c0mpetttt0RUtioh means, zoe
must ruin the trade Of Other countries as roe hare ruined
the labor of our orn How, does II work. The high
taxed country has TO undersell the lowtaxed COmpe
tition abroad 10 constantly ncressne-coDsequent
cbespnes' must increase constantly also. Therefore,
wages In England NUT keep constantly falling. And
how do they effect the fall By surplus Labor How do
they obtain the surplus LABOR BY monopoly Of the land
which drives more hands than are wanted into tne
factory. By monopoly OF machinery, which dnves
thoie hands into the street-by woman labor when
drives the man from the shutte-by cnild ,sool
wbice drives the woman from the loom Ihon
plt ntpg their foot upon that living base OF supu
they press Us aching heart beneath tneir no,', @u ~
CRY Starvation Who u work nsn roaI 70
he,,er ,ban no bread at all-and the ~rithlng IN ass
grasps areedily at their terms loua CRIES oL I9aI'
hear" Such 10 the system LOT He VOL ING I
But Electors bow does 1t Operate ON youi no .n5
II affect hosue trade, the fhopkeeper' poor 'Ine, '
ta,o,,on For every increase OF competinon eorosu,
there must be an increase OF chespness al nome
Every increase Of cbeapness IN laoor IL oSseo on u
NJ labor surpus snd this surplus obtained ~
an Incresse of machinery. repeat how does this op
eTate on YOU The Manchester Liberal on my leit
establishes a new patent, and throws three nundred
men as a surplus In the streets. shopseepers! Inree
hundred customers lep Rate pagers Tnree. hundr'd
paupers more. aud cheers But, mark me Inc
evil ,tops not there. These three hundred men
operate fret TO bring down the wages OF these
who remain at work ia their own trade Inc
EMPLOYER SAYS "Now reduce your wages
The men demur. Then he ADDS: "Do you see
those three hundred who have just walked
out-you may change places i yon ttts they re signing
to come 10 ON any terms, for they're starving Inc
men feel IT, ana are crushed. An you Msucnester
Liberal Pharisee of politics those men are stenIne-
have got you now But the evil stops not yet Iho.e
f.. NL.fx 40 mn
others when they swell the surplus, and bring wages
down The low psii trade, OF today we're the high paid
once-,he high paid Of to-day will be the low PAID
soon Thus the purchasing power ot the working
ctsses IL diminished every day, and with II dies home
trade. Marx II. shoDkeppers! your customcrs grow
poorer, and your profits ess, while your paupers grow
more numerous and your poors rats and Y"ur taxes
rise Your receipts smaller your nmore
large You get less and pay more How doyou Ike the
System On you the rich minuiac urer and land
o,d throws the weight of p)Ors rate and taxation.
Men Of the middle class you are tie taX-naying ma
chine of the rich They create the poverty that creates
their riches and they make you pay for the povery
they have crested The landlord escapes by prvl-
lege the manufacturer by repayng himself out OF the
wages of bis men, and that reacts yod How On you
like the systemi Well that IL the system upheld by
the gentlemen my left. What then do propose
have shown the wrong That IL something. But do
more stand here to show the right, aud prove 1t So
| loud cheers
| Ernest Jones then went on to expose his own
| views on political and economical reform, and
| continued as follows:
Electors and non electors have brought before
you of the focsi and political measures, toe I'M
meoiate adoption of which advocate now as did in
l947 But because tried 10 extend your ibertles mine
were curtailed Hear, hear Because tried to rear
the temple Of freedom for you all was thrown into the
cell of feon's Jail and there, my left sits one OF
nv chief jsiers Loud and continued srosps, directed
de the left Because tried TO give voice to truth
! | wss cOndem ned TO silence For two years and
one week be cast into prison 10 solitary cou.
fine ont
or paper, but oakum picking az sub'utute.-
All turn ng to Sir Charles Wood, |! was Jour turn
for two years and one week it Is mine this day.
summon the angel Of retri6utOn from the heart Of
every EDgishmsD here present An immense burst
of applause bark you feel the tanning of his wings
in the breath OF this vas. multitude Renewed cheer
Ing long continued You may say this Is not public
question. But itisi Hear hear Ii is public ques-
ton for the man VINO cannot feel for the wife OF the
prisoner will rot feel for the wife of the working man.
He Who will not feel for the children OF the captive will
not feel for the children of the labor slave Hear
hear and cheers His past life proves 1t, his promise
of to day does not contradictit Who voted for IRISH
coercion the gsagDg bin, aud tampering with the lri.h
| press The Wbig There he sits Turn him out
Who voted fifteen times against Hune's motion for the
franchise Locke Kings on the counties; E~srts for
short Psrlismsnts and Berkeeys for the balloti The
Wblg-there he sits turn him out Who voted
against the releste of Frost Williams, and Jones TIE
Whig-ihere be sts turn him out Who voted against
inquiry into colonial abuses and in favor of Ward
ard 1onineton, the tyrants Of Ionia and Ceylon .
|
voted sgainst reducing the Duke Of Cambridge
sslay of SIP 000 against all reductions IN the army
ana navy against the repeal OF the window and Is
times against every other reduction of taxation bi,
salary included Toe Whig-there he sits tu him
out Who vsted against srep-a of the paper duty,
the Advertisement DUTY and the taxes on knowledge
The Whig-there he i,s turn bin out! Who voted for
the patches Of bshOps vicar rare, the Maynooth
etst bgaipst Its reduction, and against absolvDg dis
senters from paving Church rates The Whig-there
he ats turn him out Who voted against all iDqury
into tho sdulterat IN Of food The Whig-there ne
sits turn him out Who voted against lowering the
duty on sugar, ard repeating the tax ON malt The
Nb'e-htre he sits turn him out VINO voted against
shortening the ngbtwork of bakers against qtry
to the condition of frame work knters against medic Al
inspectors OF work houses, against preventing little
Children from working before ak la ihs morning
asinst parish relief for pregnant women of the poor
and aesirst the Ten Hours Bin The Whis-there be
sits turn him out Turn him out In the name of hui
marty and Of God Men Of Halifax Man of Eng
lsDd the two systems before you. Now Judge and
choose Ii 10 impossible TO describe the enthusiasm
knded by tots Speech and especially the close the
voice of the multitude held In breathless
during each paragraph, came at each pause like the
representative Of Whiggery and class rule Altogether,
1t was scene that will long be unorgotten. on the
show of hands being tsken very few and chiefly
OF the hired or htimoated, were held up for Sir G..
Wood; but almost every present raised both hands
for Ernest Jones. smdst cheering aud enthusiasm II
would be impossible to describe
The Mayor declared Mr.. Ernest Jones and Mr. Henry
Edwards 10 be elected by show OF hands. Sir C. Wood
and Mr.. Crossey then demanded poll
What Jones had predicted took place he was
nominated by 10000 votes, but the Wing Sir
Charles Wood and the Manchester Man Crossley
were elected by 800 votes. KARL MRN.
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