The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-09

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II here are men who labor faishfslly, ~
have NOS the necsssaries Of life, and there
sta others Who do not labor u say pselsl
aocupatisn who bare not only ths ssessssT
sies bat the luxuries Of lie n gsat abgn-
dance, then Il Is svident thai wrong a..
lists somewhere, and ID should be riehted.
Or, II it should be seen thai fsrners ne
chanics and laborers earn oil the property
and yet retain very much les Of y than
few others who do nos labor, then u IL nos
aply right. bat the heundsn dssy a these
who are thus wrongsd 70 irosiss 3nts ths
eau Of that wrong, and any insn Or sss Of
men who will not do Il are only M 70 q.
slases; and any man o. set Of nsa Who nil
attempt to prevent IL are either tyrants or
the tools o. tyranss; and their admorliisbs
as well as their desires shoald be disseeasa
cd. That there may be inequality IN salient
and inequality in the dissribassea Of property
arising from that cause may y vsry re-
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equality % 'ign's; neither ~ soo' fss'
son Why given course sncuid DO prsaed
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lions ~ pO00 DFfueOoo HUAt Inc 00u0m OF OUT
Observer nd Advaace friends 10 mot going
10 prove as destructive as the recent ons
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Ii was formerly claimed that kiagiy
governments werc OF Divine appofntmeBt,
and none others were Of that mode OF
Institution, and consequently al Others we're
very mischicseas and wicked. Bat our
lfstben were skepsical upon shAs sabjeot,
aud we their sons are still more 90. Our
faith 10 that and similar claims is very faint
iadssd. We are not only opposed TO shs
dsctrins on principle, bat very many OF Nc
are inclined to believe that wars and that
terrible hell Of modern civilization the do
aesiie svti. and al o,her similar evils and
conceptions, are very largely indebted 70
this kinsty doctrine, vhfch w SONS tosn Or
ssass hes been Dcerporated in'o ne f1pdazS
mental laws % every civilized nasaeA- Sss i
rive @euot, tnefdesss uashi sinsAaHad 70
view With favor any attempts 10 pespesuate
any longer these .oaious dectrihes.
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WHO - TO SAVE HhH AEo
The din Of battle has ceased the 1nstsu-
menss Of death are laid asids, and to IN ia.
cents and purposes We are again at peace.
Alea ara grai Ally but certainly rsssniag
their foEner aavosAtions,i aad all tsaee-si
the late oIoodY Struggle are PASSING Away
sssFfe the o'uerness anu eF'nony ~ Pafs
sissfs THs fearless ana seaseefo's s'sr
fneht h aaiong Us 10 iu man'foso forms 10
the early gears Of the republic manly and
honorable spirit directed It's course bui
alas ii has degensrated, and row bsss and
selfish motives are iis only life and inA7iss-
tons. sjnd In tbe hands OF wicked and IN
scrup uious men, II Is nimed at the life % The
republic. History furnishes ample ilIussra.
tions If What q pewerfsI engine n Il. sni q
whal;a fearful Consequence it leads. 10 do.
stroyed the Roman empire and ths rsu0s1lo,
OF dreece and Aaesdonia. n Saa dslf9<l
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