The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-11-14

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~ EcSseg wealth, that u, s1sbp,s sFeefsr Y
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Roti1 N1lld NE @6ne ssouRk . arSror To- IN
lnn>e4 Iaosk@ wor1s, 4 plan y Inangurats
co-oG11 - d1nt416 of ceupetition, ~ enact
sishs h6uss q hboring dey.v
coon, SOLID cHRasz1Axrrx.
THAT man d christian vhoss IIfe aud ethics
grow out Of the central rvos ~ chvi<tfsnisy no
mHsssg, n In his i6norsnce Or prejadice, Ne ds<-
owns tbe name. That man Il an inndsl vino v
not, With his Whole heart willing 70 bear ~
brothers har1sn 10 natfes hos bsosd -
phylactsry, how regular his church memberuhip
paPsr.. o. how loud hia pssfsssica of iissssiA@z
Or Radicalism.s
$50 say q the Iaborsr You work hIm un-
Ill his body l. tired "a death, urfit there M ms
energy isfi IN his mind I taxa The s,srsxs I.
boring man, and I any yoa de- NOT leave hlm ths
means Of gssting hin souI into relkriau# wiA
God In this world; and, therefore. religion. -
II endeavors 70 inspire social scisnce. mya -
ms,-"Yon have no right, I'm order % mmMs
cotton cheap, in order 20 have sugar upun ever
table, in order that railroads shall maEs t~alrs
per cent. dividends--you have NO riRht na mrs
up foar-fsfths OF the souls God send iuto Wa
England. The Erst duty Of this communily, -
ligiously considered, ID 90 90 nrranme tls imdms
Trial affairs that "souls' shall have fnir Shamus
Therefore, say, woman has nxhf % sn eqaai
chance to all the opportunities MAJ man no.
and labor has right 70 l4rKsr share w thn
leisure. and profits that result from the ceu,fmra
industry Of capital and labor"
The lecture closes with tho followinM ahahe
meut: "Seek out, and, a. fast ~ possihls. bFtnH
society into harmony with the lass ~ inatlns
| This Ia social science An labor makH w lmMMipa
not charity all woman asks IN jusEics, pus plFs
| all the negro asks Is Justice, not hnm.nllF Wa
shall teach NJ the full meaning NJ thAs ~wrn
.Justice n aO~s no man auyVbinE- Wmsn
that command 10 obeyed, social srienos wii -
dazzled out of sight BY the millsnism-
| From these extracts " II csTtnin thnt WV rn.
dell Phillips recognized the fact thsf NJ Ne.
| long battle for the rights Of ths hisck lmbeF.
eT, is expanding into greater wsr fur uus
rights Of all laborers. To thu Ers.t ed al
| the reforms now agitatine the civilInnd pur-
tons of the earth are constantly Rpprumrh.
ing. The freedom Of the land, ths sniurer.
ment of the constitutional rentrtcti1na phMrHa
upon money the recognition W thu WI. AtN
Of woman, and the true conscrvntior q
peace cooperation, and the legni ruwrr
vision OF the gains OF distributors, whWthsH
sucn agents Of producers sal by whoiu~a.
or retail /; all these reforms r.nns u ueumnsll'
be carried, before the perfect 1ryumph uf n
Dor. The issue in the late political cnmpnig
was, whether brute force OF wotey pu~u
should Cypress and rob the prwUlmr NM
classes; whether Moloch o. Msmn.on shuuA
subjugate the workers OF this cuuniry 1mr
ing the next four years The laurr haH nmH
ceeded in the battle, and the formsr IN
i Slavery" 10 for ever ovcrthrowm. Ia y
hope that, by the next prssidsutiai aAursiH
in 1872, the producing classes wiI W smM
ciently united TO deal with mammun alna
and, (standing firmly on the prewlsamms y
the Constitution.) 10 unseat htm frum n
throne, and send him also, hafsf q ard 30
en-, to keep company win hns bsuthur m'
loch, in the pit w. w. HISS.