The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-09-01

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& ffesossea 1nat " co-operetion Ne Ifeos'
nue. Z sure and lastng remedy i0 the
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- As'.s nc W ~: y. .as. ms
section Of ths country ma n eyery branch
Of business.
RAsolced. That fhe svstem of Prison Labor
which h nrscticaa throucho,,t this ednitry
4 10 r-n,,svs 80, ,4crs-t - n. r,odul;ns
!. 80; st.s ssr ~, /
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i.hor ~ s,,r.z,s-. shair ss.,;I;.s .rs ohls.ed
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80 - !" 800 - ,,rS ~.
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ssossses Inst ~ Pleu$e Wi 'nu'v'eua'
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49, x -~5 ~ 49, ths;r condition
\ T.-s.s - -. $500 rs,sr.,;ves sew-
49,, -, - ~ AT ro.rfsv Z
$3.50 Al tI,s serse AZ tkfs-( congress.
tthsf f2s ss3sav sof -ths aericul.
tufai INT. rests s,f abe 5xoufh<ru States ia of
txitai imnorfsnce Il, ti,e sIahorinr msn Of the
North. and that the agpreSafltn and capital-
;sinq az .the snvnlus esrn;nys az labor for the
two Told nnrnnSa ~ nromo,;ng An increased
nroducs;nh IL ", srn srd1T e.l;ne ana sle-
"
the kmer;can TndsS,r;.l Age,.y' "a yery de.
sirable. and We invite he attention Of the
lahorinr man N tbs enh;ect. w
Resa5,sd That ma u,nnld nycentlv call the
Attention ~ the ina.s,r;.l elasses 10 the sub-
;ect oT tsnsusn, ho,,sas ana ;mnrovad dwell.
mos bai;sv;rr !. sssar,ial ~ tba walfare Of
the who'll ea@m.n;,v ,h.t a raform shmld
he effected n ~ .rsyps~. as the exnerience
Of the mast has nroven that vice. naun,rism
and crime are The ;nyar;.hle attendants of
the over-crowaed ;lly-vent;l.ted dwellings
NOf the moor. And u,ye nnon, the CANT alists Of
Country III. bIassin5s * III derived from In.
yesting their means in erecting such dwell.
;ngs
P..o,,..J Tb.. 20 ,.;s a.v ;o,, hands
,y;,h Ishos 4. ~. ;,,,sas,s r. s.r;c,l,u,e
and bsrslv dsclsrs = nr;.n.,v u onr differ,
emf or,an;xat;oas and IN that are now or
her.,ffsr ar. ned sh.n aSont he $. me IN
the foaow;nS words ..Thst he whole Dub-
liz domain s6aI he d;snosaJ of e. ac,ual set-
tlers onlv - ard ,6.,l,kes aronsr ofticersrSSf
his Cenyention- are ms ,rurted 70 see that
die Greyohi,r yesolnt;nns shan he carried in
TO effect.
Reseiyea. That The nubhe domain belongs
to the people Of The whole States. purchased
by their .blood and treasure and sto then,
an inheritance endorsinp fully as we 10 the
opinion OF our best statesmen on the subject
tt6atya minimum Price be fixed for the whole
agricultural domain. to be disposed Of to
actual settlers only. Further, II Congress
or the seyeisri States. where lands NAV exist,
as belonging to the nation or States. that
they shall not he so considered. but shall be
consids red a belonging 70. the peopIe. and
in cas-, . where tbs. legislators NAV wish TO
encourage any public works with such As
railroads. bridges. roads. Agricultural cot
leges, &C.. for the several States. or any
other improvements thai NAV be thought
proper from time to time. then in all cases
lof This kfnf "a sha1I ~ ,.,ns;dar.d ,,n;os,