The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-12-14
Kind Words.

We select the following kindly notices
from number recently recsived, in our
exchanges, concerning the WoRKINGNANs
ADVOCATE. As many u them come from
old friends, they are the more heartily APP
preciated The last number Of the Coop
t's Jou.ndI, makes US blush. 1t says
While in Chicago ON our recent tour, We
called at the office Of the HOrkGlg'sdss Al
.SEote and We're more than ever impressed
with the tireless, slecpless energy and ire
presslble pluck al lts ssLtOr. buIned out IN
the great lire no insurance not type left :
he nevertheless with the great city and
to-day e,Lts. perhaps the very best labor
journal published in America. And what
puzzled US still more. VAS, to lind that he is
c,lit"r, general writer. manager and devil
all cumIaned. What=ve~ the people may say
OF the = little giant. no enc can deny that
lor persevering indomitableness, III labor
journalism, A. G., Cameron rs unnN allied.
Amidst the general crash Of bankrupt labor
papers the .4dcoc'", seems to hive and
prosper.
THE Camien Dcmocr,t, q. j. of Dec.
9Th, contains the following
Tmr WnEkGNGNAN'S ADVOCATE This
sterling advocate ii the nights Of labor pub
lish-d by A. G.. Cameron, Chicago ILL.,, has
commenced its 18th volume Ii is an ably
conducted paper, and should lie IN every
wuFkingmans home. La addition to the Oh
stNclcs which labor organs meet, and from
which other papers arc exempt, Bro cameron
lost his entire printing establishment by the
great lire at Chicago. Bravely breastiug this
misfortune, he has persevered and conquered
and nov publishes paper which, for able ed
itorial>, choice miscellany, and general make
up. is surpassed by few Why cannot the
workingmcn Of this country place Heir a,lvo-
cate ahead Of Bonners Le,iy,r in point of
circulation They can and it is work
they should set about at once
We clip the following from the Comir
.uoathiy for December
THE WuKAINCHAN's ADVOCATE, published
weekly, by 4. e. Cameron, "a south Clinton
Street, chicago. is the yFfcid orJdn Of the
National Labor [ mon, and Is, therefore, 81
great interest among all wol kingmen. It il 4
neatly printed and ably ,dited ScOlunn folio,
81 ~ per year There may be difference ol
opinion. some theories OF the editor, bat
it is well to have all sides represented by able
Journals. that discussIoh may develop truth
The 1d.,--.,i- Seems u he PROSPEROUS with
good circulation. and high esteem among Its
patrons.
| THE 4nthra,,te Mo,utor says
! ''PlnckN little A &. Camrr"hs WokkISG
MANS Advocate, commenced is 9TH vUlum,
| with its last ISSUE Ia hOtIcing the fact, ou
trend quotes th-s. ~"rls from the nrst article h'
ever wrote Tor ms paier )" hong as We AL
connected with It. the ADVOsAIk viii know
10 lsns, nuIeligiUn 80 politics but the lsnls
the religion and politics 81 Labor, and add
and Il never Will W. believe sou, fnen'
&. II unehalt the newspapers III the Liant
were ~ Irre from ugly PreiudIees. true Z
toll a. you have been during al those Ion
wears the near future wunld reeoid gloriou
victory tor Labor Reform DO the Goa
miners ct tennsN II anna propose helping tn
| bUI..ty, u su,rt ssfUlly enter IT. ninth year