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

class q politicians, in this respect, - i n
strikes me, Ia tho opposite of The deu1oerets,
who arc unprincipled In go1n8 towa 70 nc
quirc territory, CAS- they didto gain Tcxa-,)
bot will notttand on u pFiaciPb with tbs
bloody pertisacity Of radicaIx L rests uron
legislatures. Which neglect % settle diEcul-
ties amicaoiy apdih Iiae. Take tine war a
the rebellion, a tbis, csuhtry which las just
passed.. II tie subject 81 slavery had been
taken up 9Th tine aad III the manner Il
sh0uld have becn, there would have been no
war IL however, l. not 20 lust 10 charge
such neglect up,h late ADMINISTRATORS as
upon former oa-S, who neglected, NJ they
say, 10 shut the s:ah.H door tn after the
horse was stolen
rhe national ,.eb, l. greater than would be
Lie asics ni Asrry le-rp. OIL ,ouug aa4
Iol botb sexes, il he SDatn, at $3.50 per
head. Bds rs n, next place The response /
bi;tIy-o1 war tests N the common der
\ from tie ranks u tile laboring cassrs n 4
seems strange to me that the nyrIaas Of ths 1
poorcr classes should obeY the c4ll oi Nv (
leadrrs--songTessm editors, clcrgyBet,
snl the arlstecTAtic classes--to 70 10 gar
when Il can make o ila difference 70 them
A. the resnts- A. ] ia ny last letter
I sal, gajeF any government, anu IN anF
cas-, the iabogn.g classes W. Nnly their bar
sub Hs aencs-ihe capltaiis tins rest Has
n have b. N ss,a " ~ a crime g be resent
~ w TO UElt-i States that MlxlrlIllan was
K leu, loF nany hunlre ls OF tho ~ nds VI
? mon y, nli nave rusaed f,rth AZ ihe cal AZ
n 1a L. il sht IekicJ-n.-l who would not
" Il weTe tuc tru.h To lay N (eH which ID i-
.wEt I II q i N e
. taerlizhI htnls frc tner ll A. bos
! mlav cases yese the "a le meu steeileI w
The aT,s,Ocra.s lsiO sris ID The T. ~ rfa'
' Imsuts raisei Indgr tny hatI Ny sum
1ilerr who 1t wSs understood w1ll- os ul-
IA tire c-lDnel, or other Commanding User, Id
I. t4en thee csInmsnd' ttn-net over 70 some
v older IersOi. II ] mistake uOt a reti.ugnt
was raised "a E.As way by Senator ils0a-
/, / NJ MassNchuSe,ls--the mAn N..1 "a maei
: T4;s-i ,r,rrn the ranGs u a5or) ares, I BE-
7. iieye, gle y Bit" making CONSUMPTION Inv
I, I'm the late ~ar, WAIST iaw made an iavIdious
disaaettan agAiast M poor II the su5sti-
st.lute elsu.e.
l Fit sac way, tns Senator spess- publicly
IN against iutrmpsrsBce, wJich may b. in Seul.
iasta0ses tDe resuit vi misery ths. hc ua,
!. pel l0 trug A0tut. by tue cJnscnp. rot
\. ltE ht uartigl neu could Stay 40 hlMu
. lyw ll1nF n. ibe capitalists wea- t3 tae
4, xar frnai cui.ce Z z they not general ,
y. iip 3 aI siSta going DIG H1t tle congress
y Na-u, lt4 el.tWrs, ami c.eTgymen, and aris-
Nm l1a tsS. w-a ln tno privacy "a tueir offices
M. arl p1aars ursel 1l ile var, heep ol- q
harms Wv. ~ some instances a million
y utrr, lr W H4Tri maa -sat a1l exposes
himself perhaps ~ passing ballet, Az IT, \
M u ave Jr., anI others, as tI4 leS-. -t.
.u,ds great handle ot i5---but % goa .pyv
AT secret springs were al work tl
NJ IN ll.r--ts mrcb cia strap there Wrf- in b
Nm aii A.il~ tAA- Lacy ~ers ac.Gai-l pj
sAal ar c4..-I patriotic Cm0IOus-SAl
Y. ...I tl snHDer of tIese persons asDoul- ~
y. I tIe agEreg Ate scarcely more thai wlu Z
N. ,.4as-e, g t'ic5s sag, Uh1ugh ! disliks e. -
/, ~..try pHase-l "cUrp1r4Is gIlrI
W, AaA Jl YOU HnSa, P0yr mel, la1lfn- ca 49,
N. cs. w4=t t..A ub srt ri wars may b- some
IA uil-> n agt mention i IL its llIc-)
=. IA y W wrong III tile -sIsPicioa, Jlt VI 4al
* MT ee very strange il ii was fstm an PHI!
design IA Ias M Is vi ths -A5snas -oi4s~e
.o "a keep tie u5 = d tne iusgu ttlbllca
y. III lbe sJ4tiu- cases down ana wrei.,
NJ out. d. they, lr may they bum, make
INA ppne go contention Of s0aue strip Vi territory
=, Or any vtae. convenient tning, d acc1,np.is
" tGss object sometimes Fls yliy thing
" Or enc tlIng-ag nst sGeh suspicion D
M t1at reducing the number M isblnng unel
hr tnsst make tue price of labor gn, ana q
n = pretty wsignty reason. Il u c-rtsiall
W, placing ~ high valua.i5n On human ite II
NJ. .ae governing classes to gI- million Il mc.
49, % . toe ieli' (is they sAy) TO be food ~
: .;.arpwdeF" -and for a matter that nigh
I, uSTe b-cn settled without going TO war
80 Had il been known beforehand that Ia
I,- ra4saes Of the i4boIiRg classes Gull n1t U
depended on 70 tisnt. OK n,2aa ,ha w5sk,f
men, acting on a moral responsibility, re
used, 4 70 a man (at both Tue North an
il= South TO 20 10 war, the question abou
Ire saves voald nave been setded amicably
ana ssasoaabiy, anc speedily. This show
M ttse responsibility Of the comnoa soliler y
lai going t. war. and also now easy i waala
t. 70 ave- var If we wo0la ouiy make I'll
~ proper effort ID 10 1t.
tniak il Dast to, and Will, with y0ar pei
~ mission, Mr. Editor, q eicr the ress q my r
.y marks on us subject 10 another letter
ny A SF.hkER AFrEE TzUTH
~ n S.-Alr LenR4raA is anticipating ure q
I" usury" shall havs slne hing e Say .
h4t sabjsc;, which ! think vii 70 the leust
er. th.I IVY wJyl' ht~e me q 10 this matter
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