The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-08-11

hVu ~ ~ pei Kcputs rum FL Wukges W0io
notified on Wednesday md king, ssys ths
Eueaino couri<s Of thst 4 that the old
wages would be paid throu i to com
| try. The shosmakers are q %. have held
out with perfect unauimityf ana workmen
were not 70 Be had to supply thsir placsss
SrxIKEs. strike a ia Lehigh coal
mines recently terminated svbrabls. The
men were rsceitiag SLIGO pat day, and now
get $3.50.
A correspondent Of Psn&syivania paper
understands that A. Psrsiee& Co.'s miners
at Ha1lston are on . strik.Ias uell as the
miners Of the IIaskigh Ceslsf Company, The
Wilkesbarre TINES says that the miners at
the Baltimore aud Wilkeshkrre Coal and
Iron Co.'s mines have been u sssike since
the lss ult., and that trade fom that quart
| err is light.
| THE plasterers' laborers ofENew York will
demand $2,50 per day o. saa after Monday.
| The plsstsrsrs Of Meaphis Tenn, receive
IS per day since the 10Th H.
| Br late letters we learn Business ct New
Orleans is very dull, the Cooperative ma
chine shop was on the eve Of closing from
scarcity Of work.
NJ. s. Hsmphries and Pstrick Graham
have been appointed travelling Deputies an-
usi INC .usp''es ~ ''e Do"s ~'. : ao.'s's
o"io"' Io' WIG Purposs ~ se"'As's suDos
d'hAte Unions tnrougnVus ~ hAss
NJ iesfh from ene vtsca AesestaPa ma !
the lroy or'ck'ayers Ion = s~Ae, ana
aA' - "e."Hs - on'O'. ne'u ~
.s,sss az. 49, 49, -.
,ah N. ;o,rn.v,..n. 6..ons and plasi.,o-.
n, .,....sA 49,. an. 81 -h.,s 49,
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A trn1nRon61kle CONFLICT. is'
The aAeispf snd ~ continued struggle
between Capital "a por has been hitherto
ln00opak "A m ges, intelligence w.
llesdleted; and uhdet akistocratic forms q
government which clothed with political
power only limited order Of men, the con-
test seemed hopeless.
The Acknowledgement OF the laboriny
classes was uhiyersal-a condition scarcely
ldist;nou;shahle axcant IN mama from sl.v.
|
eV' :" su'h So''''''i 'ns.e =" De w
protection tor human rights, which under a
/ just theory of government are deemed in
alienahle and when life and liberty are held
hy an ;nsacnro .sn,,a ~. .o.~;oia., r;.h,
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p'oPe'v ."' nave NO 'A'"'
The slow but gradual progress Of society
enabled It, in the closing years Of the last
century, to resist the ancient oppression OF
cua o,. - r. Counts, y. .s,.h
800 80 $50 = -. $500
lisn form Oh government "h'ch' Va theory
ct least, recognized the equal right Of all
men in political franchise, and before the
law
Du' the just 'heory oi our government mas
failed to remove Inc oppression, which in
mast aoes crushed the lahor;uo Glasses.
W. 49,, -e,;.;.., - 10 :;
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'ei'ge"ce' tue Pfouuc's " thelf MOOR pave
passed from their hands into those Of Few
who "neither toll nor SPIN
They huId stately honses a. tha.e and
t.. -
I'VE ~ NOVELS Ineshseises. nalIfoaus, canals,
ana Ilnes Oh seieg!apn, cover tne country Is
inc result o. tne'r wosk, Du1 they nave no
interest IN .ne u'v'oenos .. tne't pron's-
| Inree quarters OF century OF tne sue
cess'ui operation OF our rePuOncan institu-
llcns nave resulted 70 me same P.oporuons,
oIsPoor anu I,cn, as - siose countries Mnere
lne masses Oh 'he people nave no Pohucal
ngn,s'
we csnno. rec"gn,1s snst snis o'oaseo
wealth q lew VINO nave never .aoed one
cent o. as."ai ssue, an1 .nis Pncn.ng Pov,
cry 2, NOSE WHO'S dol a. conr'outeo
the only real ceve,oPinens o. -tne wea'tn o.
the country . nxed uns'tefaD'y 10 the
mvnne oroef o. .n'ngs.
lie prsc.lca oPera.on 2, our gosernmeo'
M .nsIs'ore usn ns .san ~. PsPer con
su.u.ns ~. s;,u n ns.o s - ~ roPu'.a so..
sfs -" e ~ ~ 49, ss ...n =
snislo 'aoor NUN 'ne oss VI ''s own pro-
du c H.,. 49,
Inc eo''u,ses Al s' ~ uesp ~ a"s
mele W.. ~, 49, - 49,; IL r. - -
PIoIec.eu csP.sa ~ s"s 80. - 1911 ~ e W
government our MsneIs INV escaPea ron
Inc hIss ana nsr n.s.; OUT rseo0" unasr 'ne