The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-02-15


wnmks.W bU eUS6Tzn<nAf "a tnkGnkkr r.
;tmuslH ID ill., Satlon that n 1000 f1rufri
. medium 81 sxchanes. having equal Doser.
Uniform Yalus and ftted for tie perforn-
amer Of ell he fnictipm of monsy, CO. sxtsn-
sfvo with the jurisdietion a rovernment.
That with D lest rst6 - oe&A Interest," On !
NE government bonds, Il would sifsot the
equitable distribution OF the products Of Ia
Dor besweea non predicting capital and la
bofs giving TO iaborers . fair compensation
Tor their products, and 10 capital Ajust re-
Ward Tor 100 use remove tie necessity Tor
excesslse sou and ahord thse0duss!ial class.
~ Inc ma means Necessary Tor socia.
$500. ~. :. 49, oalsafe. WIN me rate OF
1870 ~ csne On ~ ko!orn-
49, ov,'a:, se nstiona oeot wou1o Dc IL
4alu.lou Witp.n less thee thirty years with
.a Lne lmponaon OF collection Of one far-
weuIa f,.rsus s -, .teh NV. 49, Purposa In9s y
saseora far-c.thsrers "a -s-s...s. go.
$780, 49,. s.;--ss t HssIns sples
ana dasc,,;lir. 49,. 81 ~ SA~'sO
W. x,rthsse ha,d 49, Z. sae.l suosls a:0
nrosn..;.v "a I Ls. sna y sssoussA ~ nc
10 ss.h;i;,, "f ~. ners ~ .ne BeoP,1 anu
Tn.t;s,.t;e. - .'a.io 1cP1DhSsn
.-sl...a5 Ia lug Paolic domain 20 uiS
1SA w"e'y 40 Possioie among tae
PsVPe lano monopoly being equally as
oppressive TO the people and dangerous to
our institutions, az the present money mon
opoly. To prevent this the public lands
should be sold in reason able anan titles, and
to none but actual occupants, and to them
at the minimum price established BY the
government When grants Of the public
lands are deemed necessary for the eucou-
| raeement of important nuhl;c ;mnrovemants
| the fac aimnle .honid ~ ~ canvav.S ~,
univ the rrncasds ~ ~. 80 4. ~
We furthsr hold tbs, ;n.s1,;..a ~, ~ ia v;.-
the In the sovers,vDtv srs esasss.rr - !.
visa .dmin;strstios ~ ;,,.t;.a 80
onr inst;,,,t;ors 80 se.,. 1850 a"I la -
o1i nsu'.Ilons are FOUNDED upon the tneory
~ e,e.v :" uno poopie, IN ofuel W
49, s...a s poiposui'y, Ae
49, 10y =. oo"s' ess ~ aans sucu
wise ana Just regulations as shall afford ell
| the means Of SECURING the knowledge reoui-
I site to the intelligent exerc.se az the Driyi-
1 leees and duties pertaining to sovereiensy-
] and that Congress should oriain that eight
hours labor between the risinv and asttino
I ~ tha IN, .hsrIa .or..:,rs. 49, -
II ~ r.~-. 49,
~ ~ uosei u1ens wo'As ana places where
e.o Nee'Onsa vvseinmens mas exclusive yu-
rasa1etlon, and that it Is equally imperative
on ne several states to make light provision
oy isgAi enactment be 1t therefore unani-
nT Ssay, IT,
"a. ~ s',oas;I. -. ~. :, - uNsy nov 70 pro
a..,sr;-.,,s, 4. ~ R.ss.o ''.n - sencsA
s.A"-'o. - ..so'uAhco s'n 'he princlpie'
ao'o'I 'nc.o 'pec'ncaiiy @s iorsh, anh tnat eacn
branch 0findustry shall BE- left to adopt lis OWL
particular form of organisation, subject only %
such restraint as may be necessary to place
| eaen organization within line, 50 as to ACT il
.y N Al s pertaining 70 sne vel
az n sne wneas ~ Weh % eacn of the parts
ana mat 10 tne imperative duty OF every mar
10 eacn ana every branch OF industry 70 aid II
the FORMATION OF such labor organizations in hii
respective branch, and 10 connect himself there
with.
COOPERATIVE.
Resolved, That in cooperation. based upor
just financial and revenue laws, we recognize
sure and lasting remedy for the abuse Of thu
present industrial system, and that until tht
laws Of the nation can be remodeHed 80 as t.
recognize the rights of men instead of classes
the system Of cooperation carefully guarded
will do much to lessen the evils Of our presen
system. We, therefore, hail with delight tn,
organisation Of cooperative stores and work
snopa' and wouid urge their formation in ever.
seOtlOn 81 'oe country and In every branch
pANI~, u
.eo, .hst we Pieage our indiVidaa
no 1naivioeo support 70 the sewing womei
anu uAuenters OF ton In this land, and w0ul'
sohcit thelr hearty cooperate knowing a
We oO that no class of industry Is 30 much il
neeo OF having their condition ameliorated a
sne factory operatives, sewing women, etc, Q
snis country.
IMPROVED DWELLINGS FoR LABoRKRs.
Resolved, That We would urgently call tn
attention Of the industrial classes to the subjec
Of tenement houses and improved dwellings
believing 1t TO be essential to the welfare of tn
whole community that reform should DO :!
fected IN this respect as the experience Of tn
past has proven that vice, pauperism and crime