The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-04-12
Written tor th- ADVOCATE
Reuben Dalton's Career
a STRUGGLE FOR THE RIGHT r
Ston Tor worsingmen
BY WELDON j. COBB. Jr.


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H-uL..n turned startled and ,lis,navad
There stood Nr GRANNY MI, II ,a. ,u-
1g,r.ut b,d overheard Lis remarks s,J &,
visitor with HIM. whom he was takino the
ruIInds IL the various shnps
Far iuotnrnt nur hero vas a little rpn-
fused and non-plussrd Hecolored yisibIy
,taiulnered A little. Ana then Al IN, rin-
plnvrr repeated the question. sand resp.ct
fully vet boldly.
~ did not know yuu VAS w near. Mr.
CRANKY. he sand apolnucticallv. or would
not have ycuturcd So open an ,.Npre,sinu Of
INV opinion. It Il w disloyalty to your
inter, sts. however. sir. he resumed, .to
talk upou tLr subi-rts which are nov re-
c.iyiut tb4 attention nf every community
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tba ep,,,I,,y.r-s r.,Jv ..S,u N.re sa,in,
v,u ,bnuid demand A chance in affairs
what chance. do Won deem necdfIly"
Al l,uG ba, the emplnyers interests
been upheId tn the deterioration Of those
III III. lab,rIuo masses that many abuses
have crert into the present system Of labor.
We demand what the trades union Gen
orally require. advantages consistent with
the laws uf humanity and nature. And
firstly sir. continued Reuben warming
With his subject. I've demand change IN
the houses Of labor. Eight hours tor labor,
/ eight hours tor recredtioi', and eight hours
Tor sleep The scientists ~ the country
Will tell you THAT :" exceed TINS amount ~
time IA labor, NIL produce a wearing out
| oi the system the physician "uI INFORM
you .i''' MY w. I'ia' leil''' y i'oie'
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mon N'"So "", "y'''"P 'r"'i iuiiy 'ic itoI "a
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I"r sleep htatiiul ana relhVlg"ratlllg as
1t IS
! "a good reasoner, sand the stranger
who had listened ntrntly to Reubens re
marks.
And a good workman, sald Mr.. Gran
by. lie has ne eight hour fever, how
ever, and Ike the rest OF them, VIII run