The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-08-25
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sequenceast the high prices OF seyerythipl
used bY TQrkingmen, these men only pa,
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Miller cali Attention to the fact tb.t a.
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The foreman. Of the agricultural sboo i
Uhriss Baker,, formerly one Of the LEADING
OF 10. is, : man who was aIwavs
considered first rate Union man. iBy what
process Of reasoning he has brought hin, Sslf
to the depth of dirtiness be now occupies. I
am unable % say. but be hasr srshowe himself I
well adapted to the position he holds, Re
nhs under ms control some twenty coGy:sts,
whHc men ana negroes and exacts from
lsefn the very largest days work they can
10. he IS ssid 70 have rendered himself Ell
Irenaely uDpopnIsr among the co1victs by
nis hsfshncss towards them, and by his
habit OF constantly Iepoftfng every little act
y neglect or characterization to the guard or
ne prison, who invariably punish such acts
oy Tying np' and whipping tho culprit.
lie rec@ives hve dollars per dag for his ser
'ices, and certainiy earns his money, il he
possesses any of the feelings which should
'etuate AT honorable men. as~ 4
NJ. ID CnnnI1gham, better known through
ut the, West as TIce" Cunninehan, isl
hs scf emAn of he stove ,departpept., At
ne time OF my visit TO the institntion, his
department. was only being organized. The
'atterns, TASKS. &C., were not ready, although
rs shop Is ucuotiess 10 fuli blRst BY this
'me-a 'Hsvins had naed experiences in run
ing stose assopsia the last sfsri or twslvel
'esfs y r not snPposed thst be vii be sol
yrsMnnicaf n towards ms men as Baker Is.
ie win not oe' 80 puned up with "a little
'f,ei authority. put ne has got himseifl
nto very m:an Piace, and wnl probahat
ever nsse &eosnee e. .ss'ng foseahAn in :
n,on snop agsn. .ms wnf 90 verylhard
!lsn him y ne snoslid lose nus present posi-
'on, IS ne - VIGOROUSLY eo0 ia1y 70 work
a Walk tnrough tne femtensiary will wen
epay any one ior ms, trouble The stolid
w >. ne s s.ss.. oesess' and the brutal
s.ss;d s' - ~ a.;.o ~. pm",,.' \. ~ IsIey seen
'1ssiue = " p.''v" $500 =, - = cosnmansty
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