The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-10

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rnsan u say that u the msn fanly succeeds IN
shaping the rock into something that 10
valuable, 10 himself or other people, he viii
not be rewarded TOR his labor but we do wish
70 show thu, . man IL not likely W I'M
dertsko such . task. withou, bsing previously
prepared 70 stick W /, until II was accomplished.
Aud IN order 70 do this certain conditions arc re-
quired tho most important bsing the daily food
OF the operative while his work progrosses "
this placed beside him, the completion Of each
days work, his success is assured. and bis labor
becomes wealth, amer completing the work and
selling u for gum exceeding tho cost OF his sup
por, during the time be was employed. farmer
ploughs his land, sows his seed, rosps the harvest
and then he finds th., his labor wealth, according
70 tho erneas Of value the OF fendture required
10 obtain whNhe Possesses at the end Of the soason
Without being possessel u Capital, worsingmsn
s likely 10 starve n he works at any kind Of labor
that does not furnish him VI TIA his daily rations o.
food. The Indian hunter Ia . lsborer who tolls
daily for bis food. Ifho collects than he can
usO he becomes capita ST. and on his suporsbun-
dan, capital no can suhs st while planning or pre-
pairing for some sranIor hunt By which be Will
obtain as much game in one day as Nc would
have obtained had he hunted every DAY during the
true he was living upon his surplus capital. Ii
his plans or preparations fail, be Is again simple
lsborer worse of than before by exactly the num-
Der Of days or hours that he rcmaincd Idle. These
illustrations serve " show the natural laws upon
which social scientists has. the declaration, that
lsoor and capital necessary toeach Other that
any injury 10 tho ono Ia certain 70 be felt 70
greater OF less extent by ,he other" And ia gen.
| eral truth has been acknowledged nom the begin
ming Of tho world 70 the prescn, time. W.thou,
Labor, Capital eAnno, be smassed, and without
Capital, only that kind OF Labor IL va.usbe which
produces daily supply Of food to the workman.
II worktnen arc laugh, W believe ,hs, the Capital
lat robs than Of the profits OF their labor, they are
taught heresy that 10 worse than the doctrines Of
secession. Capital robs them u nothing which
they possessed, but on the contrary, u enables
| them W Obtain with creator certainty that which
they require. Il may, and does frequently hsp-
| pom. that Capital refuses W pay fair equivalent
for the work |, wishes 70 have done bu, desiruo-
ton Of ,he capital docs necessarily improve the
| condition Of the workingmon who destroy IL II
imposes additional burthons. Ifthe Indian hunter
should destroy his surplus In ono day, he mus, go
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