The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-14


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the principle OF absolute inherent soxerea1e 81
|ty IN the people, and that would give -
each citizen the largest political end reii&t-
nus liberty eompatble with me COCO ORDER
Of society, and secure 70 each The r1kbe to
enjoy the fruits Of his labor and, talente
That when laws are enacted destructive 81
1 these ends. they are without moral binding
1 force. and Is u The right and daty Of the
naopla 10 alter. amend Or sbolish them, and
I snstitnte snch Others. founding then upon
lrha .,rrincinlas ~ eouifv- m e, thefn NAV
| seem most likely 10 eifsct their prosperity
Prndense wiIl iudeed dietata tbst ,nnor.
liant laws lone tshli.hed .bould nos be
fehaneod for Iirht and transient causes. and
experience has shown that the America,
peonle are more d ssuosed IA safTsr While
fSvlls are siderable. than 20 change the
forms and laws 70 which they have been 60
cussomed. Bat when long train Of legisls-
tive abuses. pursuinx Invariably the sAzhs
object, evinces design to snbvert the spirit
4 Of freedom and equalisv upon which oufsin-
A stitutions are founded. and reduce them b
state Of sers itude. ID is their right--it Il
the;. duty to abolish suoh laws and provide
new Z Yards for their future security. Snch
has been the patient suHsripg Of The wealth
4 orodneinS flasses ~ az the TJnited gtstes. and
such IL now ttR sneCessiV (Which constrains
them 10 put forth an Organised and unitei
effort for .snstutainiux their nataral rights,
| which are imperiifed bY the insidfous
schemes and unwsrranted expressions Of
anscrupuious bankers and usurers BY means
OF unwise and corrupt legislation.
We further hold--That all properly O
wealth is the pfoduot Of physical or intel
lectnai labor, enployed in productive indus
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c"ns o1 isoss ~. A.oSfers nasn. " nkul
ana wouids unoef = gsA o1y 3yssen
receive OF retain tne latIeE RPUxion o
their productions; that me wson9s, onpres
sions ana ossstution Heien is9os ~ re SUI
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al le,p''ss sne useiei occupaAon, 90 nos 70
suit from 'nsomciency OF produohon Du
nom sne unfair oissfioouon on sne proonct
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20 non.Prooue'n5 capital ana producin
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