New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12

of the working classes based a national organza9n
and ruded by one directing body. alone insure ale
on az support TO the men locked o1t OF em2oymsn'
ard on strike and enable workDgnen IN the future 10
nancinate labor from the hrad0m OF capital The mass
movement Of the people and national organization DC ~,
intended to- and shall not interfere With the present rue
Unions and combinations Of workngmen out t1at US
tiop be TO centraiEe and confederate inc
strer 9Th of all and Of the entire body OF working nen
In acss o h. Iohor r. Sl-nenf shoui meet a.
soon a. possible that Parliament 10 consist OF deeg ates
elected BY the workngmen OF each town IN Pn0hc reus
assembled That the duties of that Parliament snah DC 70
oTosnze aohnery whereby support may be rendered -
the people out strike or locked out by the manu-
fsciurer by raising national subscription o; the moss ex
nsve character lay down specific plan OF acton or
the guidance Of the working classes in their contest with
the employer and 10 PROFOUND the means by winch laoor
may be emsnepeted from The undue influence OF capital
ard become independent self employing and remuneEatve
without the necessity OF strikes.
40 Ihstihs meeting elect Committee to correspond for
the above purpose with the various towns ana districts 70
make all necessary arrenc euts for the calling Of the -
bor Parliament and 10 arrange and publish tae necessary
detss for the sitting of the delegates as well a. pro
gran of the business 10 be brought before the deesat
lion"
BY far the most remarkable speech that OF Mr..
Jones, OF which give some extracts:
1.-THE emrloyer SAYS in The London Times, you have
pohn do with his profits You must only count your
heads, hot his profits If there are many heads al
though You want you viii get lees And that ne
cas tie law Of Supply aud demand That alone he says
should regulate your wages. But does it No Ii youv
DO business claim rise of when MS pronts are
high he should no, pull you down when his profits become
low But then he'll tell YOU though not one had less may
be employed trades bad, times are hard, my PROFITS
"'have grown smscrI cant afford TO pay you the same
"swGces Il i not the law OF supply and demand then,
but The law OF dear ard small profits thar regulates
your labor Tie law of supply may be true but the law
~ lie !. trer The law al demand may DO strong but
the law # starvation will be stronger still We sl! If
the capital money has right to profits SO has the
other capital labor too and labor has the greater right
because labor made money AID not money labor. WHAT
is profit The cspta that remains after deduction OF al
working charges The wages you have hitherto received
merely portion OF the working charges ihas wnlch
on keep sou and body together Is no reward Tor toll II
is merely tie necessary cost OF keeping the human ma
cline II woIkne order You must have surplus over and
above the working cost Of feeding and housing the ma
chine OF fesh and blood You must have food for heart
and tIon, well O. for the mouth and belly The EN-
Ilcyer breads your getting wages; not because no
can afford to pay Them for his capital has increased moro
than 100 FER cent in the last seven years and you asked
or only 10 your wsge out Of his 100 your work lie
breads IT, because higher wsges would lead to indepeni
snce he breads T., because hi cher wages would lead to
.duention he breads IT, because enlightened people
viii not be slaves he breads it, because ne knows you
would then more submit to work 50 many hours hs
breads H. because you woui hen not ALLOW your wives
10 slave in the factory he'll; he breads II, because
you would then send your children TO school in
stead of The mill he d.eads it. because he knows
If the wife at the frede the child AZ The school anu
short time ut the factory the surplus hands that now beat
wages down would fee from his control and labor would
become a pricecss pearl gemmng the diadem of human
Geedom. But the question has once more changed ITS
asIect Il is merely OF obtaining share IN the
en-, lovers profits, or rise OF ~ per cent Il one oil
little chenge to them in tie one they plunier TIE "osd
sbroad-in the other they plumber the world at home
The question il rapidly changing for you not into one 81
lower or heher WAGES but into of starvation or exist
cree Of lie In the factory he'll dead az the factory
door The capitalists those Cossacks Of the West FIRST
crossed the Danube Of labors rights they have pro
claimed their martial law Of gold and hur starvation into
our ranks from the batteries OF monopoly Town atter
town is placed in state of siege. Non employment dZs
tic trenches hunger scales the citadel OF labor the ar
lery of famine plays the lines OF toll Every day their
great confederation spreads every day their movement
becomes moro national How you prepared 10 confront
them Your movement ia running into chaos and consd
sion As the lock outs spread and your isolated action con
tinues Ill be poaehng in each other preserves the
collectors ofhe place meet those OF the others on the
same erOnnd-you viii stand as foes where you should
shake hands aiesyOu viii weaken each others help
where YOU should help each others weakness The Wigan
Golfers were close Preston, to Stockport to Manchester
TO Oldham and they were left TO fall unaded Tue factory
oreraves are on strike at Wgan too And what do they
say 10 the defeat Of their brother workngmen the miners
TEey consider it happy riddance They cannot help it
because they stand in each others But why DO they
so stand Because you hedge your movement within the
nsrrow limits OF trade, enc district and one interest
Tie movement Of your employers IL becoming national,
end national must be resistance also As it is YOU
running into anarchy ard ruin. Do not suppose that i'm
pugD the wisdom, conduct or integrity OF the Trades
But the leading strings hat support the child become
inn edimens that clog the man That isolation which
worked well in the infancy OF the labor movement becomes
ruin in its manhood Let all the trades be represented
whose support you seek Place the Of labor not in
the hands of mill, or one town, or even one DISTRICT
KARL MARX
A Cabinet Council met on Saturday, 26th and was in
session nearly four hours The Ministers present the
Earl of Aberdeen Lord John Russell the Lord Chancel
lor Earl Granville, the Marquis Of Landsdowne, Lord
P.lmerston the Earl of Clarendon the Duke of Newcas
tie Sir James Graham Sir Charles Wood, Hon Sidney
Herbert and Sir William Molesworth.
In London it was received truth that treaty has
been arranged between England and France guaranteeing
Turkey against any aggression the part Of Russia and
that for Prussia and Austria to join therein if
they see III.
We are almost without British news Everything was
dull politically speaking, and events Of interest to this
side had occurred.
The strikes Of operatives Preston and elsewhere
as far as ever from being settled.
Dr. Merle dAubgne Is at present in Dublin, lecturiny
in connection with the Evang eical Alliance.
Sir Edward Parry the veteran Arctic vOyager has been
APPOINTED Deputy Governor of Greenwich Hospital.
Tie anniversary meeting Of the Royal Flax Society was
held Belfast the 25th The prospects OF the Society
are encouraging In 1913 there So 1853 under
fax in Ireland, while this year there l75,i95.
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