The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-11-02
POLITICS AND LABOR.


Nh DEAR Nh mani ia u.r
lr"uAht the ever "a elCumv AuN,v lrE. and ~
{ nave httle leisure. and am la tile reflective
tu"ud thought would drop You a line #
"uly 1" bld YOU Gui speed. ~ "a, kindl,
word 81 encouragement ,;o uu M the mobile
enterprise Ia winch sou have embarked. and
nor winch you have shrugged a" luu- Although
difficulties ami ,Isappuiututyut> have met WON
al almost every STEP amt 81 here Is the iai~,I
reiurmer who cannot tell tine same Stur\ NJ.
member truth and lustic, atv with Nuu DDu 4
N, discouraged Me- matter u hat our enemies
say no matter what ,urs are east upuu the
faithful labor journalist. keep q ~tih upper
zap success Us SIMPLY question ~ TIM.
'Fr principles arr gaming ground daily. q,
petlaIlN among the farmers, and sometimes /
wish you We're herr o. ,cr lt Ion Yourself
Don't loss ,i1ht nj the reform demanded 40
wear monetary system Hest assured All
reforms alt dependent on tins Issue. know
II ls uphill work. but hrr y.rJpJ A. you
have often SAID, remember lt q, the constant
dripping that wears away the stone
Although Wv cannot vpt, Ton a true Labor
iri"nner. ln the present contest remember
Rome wasn't built "a a Ian and that th,
darkest hour /, Just before the dawn
y n need hardly add, We ar, pieased tu
receive such kindly expressions from one
""''So I''''e ATS 'ihuehCe Is ana hdS Oeeh
a tower uf strength to the Labor movement
andwhuse unselhsh devotion has never been
Questioned. We ARE also pleased u assure
ai' ivy ''i''''''' ''-'''' anu nay li'''
.,bated one Jut IN our Hrm, unyieldiu-
ri
0''''i"IS WY o'""0lls ans a1l'olis IA ""Ih
HsH'rH. we neheNe lh Tine triumph nj
these principles, because "e believe I'D am
o'erruling Providence that lis Nh"
watches over even the Sparr"" $ TALL, has "A
brighter destiny ia store i"r the last refuge
N oppressed humanity Than that AZ should
I'Il"" III The footsteps "i those nations
whose wrecks marx thr pathway ot time
A'lu 'l lh' ia'' cannot rs denied th"'
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inns or that candidate Again ana again
RAYS M seen the pledge gwen that tins or
'h"l man should he defeated, yet "n
same ap"states under the plea
'h"l they could not desert party
""'h ana vote Tor the very men, whose
'oi'u"c' 'hey had the hlght previously ue-
''oui'0eu' ana WHOSE NoUes hSo heiPeu
enact 'he illiu't"us laws against "hich
'n'S nau assembled 10 protest. 4 snort time
~ "iiei' II ~" i"rA eur "''eh'ioh was
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9"'u o''i 'oi'' l''''ioi'' ''"'S al
H. "iu u'o2e WY there isl' Soouldrei
!" TINS city from Tweed I" the Keeper q
''''i''i grocery" VINO Is a c''llulua'e lor ONCE
III ,'oi' o"'l "rAii'siilah s'3 meeting
"''' u'o'"i'S =" nave poel' an" PROMISES y
ae'''"ii' 'he e'eli'a' irlel'u o' "orA'ne''i men
- s'iierShN taxes ana you Allo"
'"e result anu VII" ooh' ~ the same
,.'y' "'''ie "''en''''iis session Vi ,he l'aDor
congress a reS'''''loll ueclarlhg thSt WORK
'e''ieii Snouiu eAei'iso 'he pAiio' Ior the
a"'"ii'eiiieii' " 'i'e'' own INTERESTS was
i'ouu'ou A,o's - most persistent
opponents WIS nj n president q