The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-04

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weQA1 dispense N{kh the hungry hoard Of as
SCISSORS, tax-gatharefs and government spies
j nat are now har ess1ng the industrial classes
and aespohinch am Of their sabsistence
/ I'VE further hold thaf il h essential to the
prosperity and happiness OF the people and
the sstabihty Of our Democratic Republican
lions, that the public domain be dis
sta1sa4o ~ widely ~ possible among the
PsoF ana monopoly BENG equally as
oppsessHR @ the people and dangerous to
o1L me- fntionss AZ me present money mon
oPv4 prexeut 3 the public lands
should ~ aoIdsin reasonable Quantities. and
to mons Sf Actua1 occuDant, "A To them
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!. sH.'ue. ..'u sus' ineeii'gence ana VIZ
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80 o1nln,ssrstioh Oh justice, and that as
ouf INSTITUTIONS are founded upon the theory
o. sovereignty IN the people, in order 70
.nelr ptesefsauon ana perpetuity, It 10 the
ss.P esssy uutJ ~ congress 70 make sucn
wise 80 Just regulations as shall afford all
we means OF acquiring the knowledge reQui-
size 70 the intelligent exercise Of the privi.
leges and duties pertaining to sovereignty,
and that Congress should ordain that eight
, hours labor between the rising and settinO
of the sun khould eoastitste n d.v,s ro-f
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! - ,4'. Wy otnnohs HAS exclusive Ju'
: rlsdletlon, and that it Is equally imperative
on the several States tomake light provision
BY Legal enactment. Be It therefore mani
mously
Resolved. That our Arss duty is now 70 uro
vide 8 speedily % possible system of genera
RsgAnixaaon IN accordancs with the principles
fse.l more specmcaiiy set forth, and that eact
branch OTindAstry shall be lefi to adopt il owl
; particular form Of organization, subject only h
.aeh restraint as may be necessary to plac,
eAcn orGsaization within line, 20 as to act il
n-kmony N al matters pertaining to the vel
ssfss OF tne snoie as well az each of the parts
and tnS4 tue imperative daty OF every MAJ
IN each Aue o,ery ofaech OIL Industry to AID !
tne lormation-es Il sa1n laoor organizations 40 ~
resPeetWs Drancnfs-n 70 eohnees himself there
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co-oRSRATIVk.
: Resolved. That in co.orsratlon, based upo
just financial and revenue laws.AEe recognize
. sure and lasting remedy for the sfsnse of tn
'esent industrial system, and that until tn
VS. of the nation can be remodelled so aS. I
\ recognize the rights Of men instead ~ clasaas
! the system Of co-oneration caraf,l,v 1900,
: will do much to lessen the evils of orr nrasan
! system. We, therefore, hail with delight tn
: organization Of cooperative stores and work
: shops, and would urge their formation in ever
l section Of the country, and in every branch Q
business
q iha' We piedge our lndlVldus
: Suulyiueu support 70 the sewing "ome
anu u~usnters OF ION III TINS iano, ano WOui
u soHcle ener nearly cooperation, knowing
Y We do, that no class OF industry 10 60 much
n need Of having their condition ameorated a
, the factory operatives, sewing women, etc.
|. this country. -
! IMPROVED DWELLINGS Fo1a.ABoRERs
! Resolved, That We would Wgcnty call tn
. atteRtion of the industrial classes to the subiet
of tenement houses and improved dwelling
believing It to be essential to the welfare Of th
whole community that reform should be E
fected in this respect as the experience Of th
y past has Droven that vice raurar,arn and cr;r,.