Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-03
rhe working Wen Oh the Nation,


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&GEydr %.S Tndcr It's fostrrin@ care o
-,.oroe hove hoon advanced neD f11de of
rs "T b, UCg td na onemcd AZ" an5 TS tIo
Ionrs Of labor radrcrd The facts
srn matters Of record and cannot he
.in,fed
Garrra] Grant is man Of the peopIc
knows tIair wants, tLcir necessities.
tboir a.o;rati0Dq. aud has shown bv his
consistent course that he is in full SYM
nathv with every effort that has for its
1hinct fine Endorsement and elevation
49, tI;,;,,lr ~, ;lIil,,, +,.,,.,'r
,nessonas he said The trpn nroen%r-
Iv anI greatness Of nation is 10 Inc
found IN the elevation and education of
ta lahorpre
Auaiu he SAWS. BY tine late wear
guc industry Of one half Of the country
6sA hocn taken from the control nf thn
eau,taliete and Hlarrd where all lohor
-,,5ntfrIly h.lgnps-in the I,aorinu nr
t,p almrpr."
His private sympathir, have alvavs
L.. VI with the WOrkingmen. his ofHr;al
.,... ,ragcmeno has been extended IN
" every Droncr occasion M
'",,' renee of his Substantial .,.,n
,' .ir. ''', Lo offered than his annTo,,
- I..,. 90 1883. Of the foliowinr
a,t
..p., = .,,oo,ol by the Senate and /
lr.,,,,, ~ praso,,., tfyea of the United
1l,t.g ,r ,,o ,,.i,.,'''i =, Congress assem- |
,I,I ,ra, :I,. -, ali constitute .
in,. ,,. l,~. E ~ III i'I,9 SI and work
"" ,, % m"IM loi an '"'oIcI>' niovrd Nv
Wv ,, ' InLo a''c, 'r .i oM en- nj tie
I-,,itaI Gto+, 't,u wy tI. li IN and
rts nf octs inconeietn l'r' ,,.;t1, ~. ect
he and tbn Same oro Lor.I,,, r,ro,.'
pd
Some IF +,o oeioo.. - a.. w.t.,
Stotoa trnd 10 o,,oIo ~, ~ ,I'' oI'tv"
TiraI tbc W. , "C,1 LIE, t}d LAW, anu re-
abor fem hours or u e,,b,t t4 10 cha, !"
reduction If ,yoans Cnn,,,1oi,,t y p'v o'SS
to Congress an ov,,ionotor1, oot '' ,'.oo
naesad a1d Gu, az T1 IIaLl gcI was
der TO the several ,,r lts9'' al Dl
for ririd and fai+tfIi , aI,n,1.,
the cfaIt bonr law Thron DpIi b '!noe 20
Influence Tho LIS az 'lIo
waves If Tho , ,,,,'r,, 'uuo 'eo ION me
them Here we hoI,n ,rootio ,,'' H., 90
tration of General GIant's evnonotbv for
the NOTTINGHAM, The examnIr set Wv
the nation in the reduction of the hours
Of labor has already had a good effecton
private enterprise. Thousands Of en-
ployers have conformed to the EIGHT
hour movement. and before long the ex-
ample set hv the Government will be
the basis of labor throughout the Union.
The record of Henry Wilson on the
laborquestion is too well known to need
more than passing notice. For thirty
years he has been the chamnion of the
iaborer Actual experience as q work
ngman has made him alive to their in
rerests. In the Senate. on the platform.
IT as q private individual. he has been
7he same consistent friend and advocate
81 labor. Nearly every public measure
That has had for its object the elevation
It the toilinr masses owes ,,,ucb Of ito
sue cess to his energy and warm hearted
imnu. 'ses.
Grant and Wilson NAV therefore bo
uorl,i, o.'e ~ +bo 0nc 80; 60 , ~ ole
vote riyen r. them is a vote ins,unnort
Of the nobiIhv of American laScr
Every vote cast against them is a vote