, 1864-08-23
Chicago . Gribn,1e.
AUGUST o. 1884

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TUESDAY, AUGUST %, 1864,
L. r. sroEE:s APPorNTmENTs.
q. 7. Stone, Of Louisiana, will speak =.
follows:
aassa~s... August g. Evening.
.......:.-..-.. 81, Afternoon
ef1neeton. ton.........,......... :. q, Evenlng.
Runsll'e Grove staik Co.. .s Il, Afternoon
All the above meetings *ill be held in th.
open atr-lhc weather permitting. Plenty O
aeats and good music.
THE LARGH morEnENT.
We published full report OF the professed
labor meeting at Bryan Hall, in our 1851 is-
buc. In common with our citizens senetaaS'
Te feel no disposition tn oppose H. Tor, pase
waulf he he Whe would deprive none"t to1l
of liz reward. an.s cur -AuEfo saxon ideas ara
loo firmly grounded i'll the principles OF JUS
f;ce "a ful;e from 11hor aud economy the
trnlte Of their ciiort6, viz: capital Indeed.
the ucn who dguTcd 81 !tia, meeting make it
entirely unnecessary, If any one were op~
Dcecd to some Of thc resolutions passed and
principles enunclated, seriously to combat
them. II will NOT Take the intelligent work
ing uaen Of Cbicago long to find ont that the
chief fugler at tut injecting, Mr.. E. VI. Nc
Comus, is sprie Of tue Southern arietocsa-
cy. who regard til :us IS "grtasy mechanics
auu ntsa1 ope1 ~. ~ " s @eoos :,
nntu eousue'n 49, -.a.a o.. '.s
~ p'e'ena e1e1 ~ .aie 1o' "As4s ese4s
s7enus ~ "sSie''' n"no, Hnu po"ef
ID Tf,eeu5 49, ~A' 1ua' -
any 3c@i autA@on1soA oe+"eeo capltat aao
laoof' ls hutAoue ~ transparent ana gia1aaS
1nal IL CANNOT gan peFusneu1 innuenee
upon the Pubic n4ieo' csp't@4 is a1n Ply sae
result Of long eoht'hneo ia'os ana economy'
lfoc mca sonpel'meo aeeu"u4ale tatte to1'
tune III anots l1Ao " o.eeA.o1' oos
these arc t1eeptlohat CASES anu not Iae gene
TAl rule. VINO e'e lue cAiat.1lsts oi coacagos
hicr WHO tAlf1y. or III n'ost 1ofty, years ago
were entirely poor. recently "e heasd two
Of them RAILING eacb oihef pieasant1y about
thtH hFst netnns III chaeaso. oEe saw the
olace Hf7' en'penos a"oAe-noase, ana Inc
othef was lAoeoteo 10 Luz 61naness OF
e'rrheer tor monty enousn to pAs nus tare to
fhc captain OF sto"P On "o'ca ne came
1fom ounu'' oe4o1I W. ne "as petM!l"o TO
come ashore Ihe sams intelligent industry
hno economy VIII Hske every man who at
tcpdco INC meeting On satofoaT evening
capitalist at three score years and ten. Take
another case- Ii, We are correctly IT,
formed. Mayor Sherman came to this
city some thirty cars ago poor or ut 1east
comparatively SO. By ptrsevering industry,
lie accomplished capltxl sntnctent to build
the 6htrman Nouse- By 50 doing he con
t-rlbulcd to the support and the prosperity
Of large class OF mechauics-tn TACT he used
bis capital to rake LIS masons. carpenters,
plumbers. painters, &c, &c., in their turn
capitalists, Tor 1t Is safe to presume that
they nude money ny their contracts. Is
there any artagoutsm between Mayor sher-
mas, because lis cncfgy and industry have
made him rich, aud TIC labor Of the city
Not IL the least; t'cy are mutually depend
crt upon. aud benefit to each other. The
6ame laws ard tue Same intelligent exertion
TINT lsSc mndc alr. shermsn capitalist,
VIII do The Eamc Tor the humblest operative
in bis employ while the Sherman House was
hnildipe, Hence the laws which secure eoual
r3r1ds 10 all aud etye security to The rc5nlts
.r,ah,, am Tho ,nor ,ns,.e ,nnst sno,+,.,.k,.
VI 'soo1 ~ 'e A~'. . AA'''' ~ D1e
AA4' ~" - .';p. 'tue hAi-
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Aas ne"n =. s,aaos. - ADe Poe!s'on
Fa'cn n0ae ~ s4nuuunu. y. NY past'cu-
essss - us ~ 49, 49,. 1..a.a'4a as 40 eol'o1e
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etfe psos.o 49, $3.50 w DA.u1s ~. VI 4ainse
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