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IN 1871 and subsequently. until 1861, labor was
mites Of remunezatio on were controlled By trade o.
limitations and unions, were very much reduced.
Capital was also sadly deteriosated. 4 large
amount Of the surplus aecuIuulations Of the pre-
and real cstate 1t enormous values, md Rhen the 4
ana the process ot equalization began.
Sd, and onr citzens particularly the taboring por
ap rnfP s1ss the s
changed the activities and tolls Of Abor1nS for the
comparative ease and comfort Of miitary life and
thoee who remained found more employment at
fnS s59as o. capital nnd eeter
eueu1ated he 8hole county feit lie impetus. The
greater breadth, and labor already largely depleted
" the demands Of the army, reaped the benefit
Other trades and employ1nents we're also stimula-
gains induced the investment Of capital and soon
the equilibrium between labor and capital was
siored. As the demand for supplies Increased,
lo1, and wages began to increase The demand
more rendered subordinate to labor. The ls5or
memeter. When capital Is remanerative, prices
advance as well Of necessar.es as Of labor. The
cost Of production is more Than met by the cost Of
While he wsr has stimulated industry and In
creased production It has also gfven rise to an In.
cvitable advance In al The esBentals Of civilized
creased taxation, and this enhances the price to
The consumer Of tho article taxed. admitting that
the compensation Of labor remained the same !;
en- come articles, would average four to Aye per
cent. Then the price Of articles imported e1pc.
:ienccd another advance from increased import
that fhey must be paid for ii gold. The next item
of increased cost was toand IN the aetioq Ct that
competition and Were able to dictate their own re-
munerat1on for labor, as wishing not to be able to
purchase 1ess With the sxslls q that labor than
price Of the articles on which they operated for 1t
mntt never be forgotten that the price Of an ar
LIE LIE Sha saS 10 # bss se' to .lRo sse 1t s2 S
III e sho se:koniss is tse paid so4 bof o
all kinds thereon. Then tle increased demand tof
he a1my, Joined with the scarcity of labor caused
lE the withdrawal OF worker8 to compose TINT
army put the remaining workers Into The position
OF being ublc to demand Increased pay, and Eeduc-
Cd employers to The nccessi,v Of nc ,eeding to tho
Demand and thus The price OF the uecessaries of
now the average Increase is Is to lid per cant. on
hc prices existing previous TO the breaking ont Of
Hence the necessity for increased n.v a,nono
those who-unfortunatcly for thenaelIeaMWere c a.,
not able to dictate terms ut the ootsc; with somc
?, ees t he sSs aSTsnee nas been
And theec lwo classes are divided by a Teyv Welf
dcfred line; not that Of labor, but nf gentliity tn
| arpearnncc- The honest son Of toll Who Is not
Ashamed to be seen carrying his tools through the
| streets or. using them the1e II required; whose
perfpiEing iaeeand dusty q pe1hsps dirty clothes
| who have had their wages raised almost
| as fast al the demands were made The Other
class is composed OF those who strive to preserve
hard as the Others. And the difference Ia caused
BY The inevitable law Of supply and demand. The
1 idea that It Is diBhonorable to be laborer or
youth or our dsy, and hence. whenever :" situa-
Hon. IL open there are score OF applicants for
] the place, sEd thus tie remuneration Of him who