The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-13
The OreuSot Labor Riots,

quite serious. 1t WAS reported ia
Paris at noon that the disorders had
been suppressed and that peace
rcienej. Late, in the cvcniu% it was
annooncea that the disturbance had
Increased and that additional! troops
had been sent thiiher. 1t waS added
that the troubles were kept alive by
contributions of money from other
countries. Creuzot is one If the
great cent,os Of the iron tra3o in
France. The district ahouuds with
coal and i!ou, and the great factory
owned BY the Schpci'ers employs not
fewer than ten thousand mon. 1t would
be wonderful if it proved true that
foreign workmen, especially those of
Great Britain, we're helping TO keep
Up the strike ut Crcu1ot by contribu-
tions Of money. Living 10 cheaper in
France than Englund. Men, can be
got to work for lowe" wages. French
iIup and steel can therefore be sold
cheaper th"u those Of Great. Britain.
II it be true that The strike at Creuzot
is the result Of 4 European colnLina-
',o"' ~ "'ii ohiy conhrm whaG we nave
oiton repeated Ill these columns, that
the railroad and telegraph havo
placed the workmon under entirely
ne" conditions = conditions which
render probably at no distant day
we oomp'et' revolution OF european
s"ele'y:S year. py, year ID becomes
more uhiicult Tor the mdnarahics and
fierce democracy. a Earopean trade
combination shows the possibility of Il
European political combination.
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.owarus hcr borders though think
nc IS m'staken as to any benefits that
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some means OF attracting them South
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cand dates have bsq, ' pns IN tho rt( lielj,
and it is a good omen for tho future
'hat victory perches on oar banners.
~ inc fresldental election In 1868,
Camoom tan gave a kadlcal majority OF
toS e vo'es. now 'he ifiends OF good
gosornmcne, , inc party OF honesty and
,.q uai lsights, defeat their opponents
,py a majority ot fourteen. This has