The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-06-22


ON, and which ane % old a. the world, help
toward this common goal, and win not
csase till all alike enjoy the iriaHenabIe
right to live. In this struggle organic, ir
resistable-the effort Of labor il 70 lift up
the world TO o comprehenSion Of higher
rtandard Of truth What IN its inmost re-
cesses does ths human mind conceive to be
nearest riehtbut that which most conduces
to corporeal salvationI
The ideA Of light In art, science, morals
and religion has no other origin than this.
Piato said that beauty il the resplendence
Of truth. The true u the enduring. The
sculptor dos not carve . cripple Tor your
admiration, but IN Apollo or Pallas
Athahs hs-f0rms divine, statues Of the gods
who live forever. Raphael said that the
end Of mrt Eas mot 20 render things az they
sbsolussly present themselves to un, but as
We believe nAture seeks TO make them. In
science the astronomer Ia nearest right in
hun conclusions who makes the navigation
VI the ia most safe. In morals and re-
igiOn that Gods il nearest right which. y
followed out, raises the life-avertge the
highest. That In the criterion. Morality
in the practice Of those rules Of conduct
that diminish the death-rate. In this way
we are able 10 understand why things that
are held 10 he r;Oht IN one ace are eonsid.
erad wrorc in 4 Eucoaeding one God's
choeen people were poIvxaBa5sta. MonoOa-
INV is more conducive to loneevity-so
polyRamy ia wrong. Slavery is wrong, the
propfiety Of which was once unquestioned
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t.Iitv Wenow hold n n ~ r;oht Cor men
a. i've I'm ease IN the nrofts ~ anoRher'a
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The effort of labor i'm IN ou;cken vour
moral and religious sensibilitieS. 20 that
vour churches shall be raised from being
the mere supporter. of men To become the
rpfornarr 81 them. and wast;uk no more
g.. =, ,.,,,,,la,on.t;oD ~ thosa &ho hroal
the law annlv ths nr;ncinIes u Chr;stinn-
- - ~ - thamaalvsa w
Flerar million vorF;nomen ~ the
limited K;ngdom rtrnoCle slono for inst
arc.,ch ~ their own iifa-runnoTtino nro-
d,.si0r. to Laar themeelvaa ard thair
ch;ldrsr .Eva mn an avar.ga twaDtv-two
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- 5a.,h s,,-n;.h 1ar,s~ nrcro-t;r.naI U-tI
r-r,ha- NJ V.w-hraakav.
Ths raDrf.ctur;,,s corr4;.. 10 TaDc.a-
t.r M;ddIearr ana MorTrorth TtS haa an-~ve-
raga number az criminal ofFendera in thraa.
wears Of one To every 2g7 of the pOpula-
tion. while the mountaineering counties
Of AnQlesea, Carmathen and DcEset had for
the same time only one criminal offender 10
every .207 q the population. Death. IL
norance. drunkenness. vice and crime run
.Ion0 n narallel lines on our vital charts a
do life. education. Temperance and morah
tv. death in our manufacturinq towns
means something more than physical disso-
lIrtion. The death-rate is an unerrine in
d;c.tor of tha av;I influences that hal laws
hr;nc IN hear unon the individual
In Is69 there was r. Fan River one
death tn RVGFW .6Z of the n0DUlafROn.s while