The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-10-12

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lon tie astss szd 90 1tias Of brs6IIisss.
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sis. foetssdge slopg tho sek sno< i min.
before I > stars "a cs>ssa u tsi Ne, a.
manage 70 reach tho shop just i'd sims 70
hear the whistle blow. You labor al .day,
swinging hammer or driving plane, and
return hOme tirsissdlwsArys bdtb in Mad
and body, long after the sun has disappear
I'd. IL your work finished then No. There
ar- dozen little things to be attended 10,
-whirh -yea- alone can do and il the shsl-
aren hass net goas 10 bed, father must talk
With them, and perhaps walk with them, q
ktsle shils - least rbs Question we want
70 AK ~ xbsthsr would Latin grammar
or stsAw mastrass be most apt ttoe recsivs
your sssensicn shout this time, particularly
when yca remembered that the same walk
and the same labor awaited ylu on the NOR
row.
Following his argumeus In. the same
strain, che waiter continues: @
Wide upsn M sul5ecs n Il worthy Of rSnsrt ina.
ass q tfs eiil gsshea II enters Of she angle axon
ssea, y gsses s5ss ss sAass ., ses nsS9e
u mr1 eatS Of the nnarkshls practical discoveries
shirh have exercised 50 powerful influence in ame
iyEsnE ana beitet.ng tae .. dition ef naiknd have
ocme threesh educated % tetsiste bfxanlsstibns q
80 Aai7 80 = - .-&4gs.
The idsa Of srsat A, .s. Ion, 49,. A..
nneaue-tsd vorkiHgman. ard. wiz give him No rest,
nshl of day iil hspsinRs firth ~ Mercury g sad 70
hsse bsea 0rn, fal5aarnei ready for me world 20
'e's snq Use y -{i - 5-a4 :as4ssh f.r
al ef which, ". SUP sose, goes to. prove
thai " where ignsrapas 10 bliss 'tis follyssoi
be wise;" though we are afraid working
men win fan to see he force Of the argu-
ment If The producing class IS have accom-
Piished. such grand results under such disad-
'ssssre-, what mny we not expect from
them when the chains VII ~ = We 80 long
kept them in ignorance shall have been
snapt asunder ? That they possess the high
ess attribute Of acknowledgements genius
has been demonstrated, and It is now too
ate in the day to popularizs the heresy that
~ be disseminated with their lot is to rebel
against the designs of Proyidencse sf
Such were not the opinions Of the savans
who recently assembled at the British Social
Science Congress, .xheria it was asserted.
that Che Continental wofkmen were Bearing
~ Tie palm Of superiority in invention and
To'kmanship from the English mechanic, on
aceeuut u their superior education. The
languags OF d.. Pfayi r and Prof TyndalI
i - emphatic on this point that VIC CON-
nerd il 70 the serious consideration of the
Ads0ncs- DR.. P. says, 10 referring to the
.Apreesed ePlaions of many Of the Paris
Exhibition Commissioners s.
The one esnss sPou waics there vas mosf un.nn,,v
@4srland possesses good systems VI industrial aauca
ison f't the masters and managers OF factories and
+ofksaopA and that snel&nd mast ether nasoa.
70 IN industry End the peaceful arts at mach
greater rate thaa our own couatry.
Prof Tyndale, after endorsing the posi-
ton Of the doctor, adds:
40 set h.ye long entertained the opinon that in xir
ne y 70 better edHeson provided by continental ma
ifens fheixnd must one dsy-snd that no distant one
find hsr-sif oaztrpped by those nations bosh IN she
this nnst be The result.
According to these gentlemen aorIsdoe
IS p7rsr-ignoranes is .veakness-both to
the individual and the state, Which opinion
is the most plausible we Eesve our readers to
decide; but as our space forbiis further
Comment, We must defer our eenclading re.
ma. As t i'll next week.