The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-04-12

] pfOJtcilNt anu ueicDSlNe, Jo HulOlc us anu
to WELD IN us and through us power and
influenced Allowing that these unions may
AZ first seem 10 you AS provocative OF
trouble to you and to Us, the experiment
Of their formation has been tried often and
successfully, and ii it fails here, you may
set 1t down for bad management
Mr.. CRANKY started.
Then there is to be a union formed
here" he querled.
YES, AT least. / infer 50 from what /
hear, and have pledged my support and
that uf my friends To- the movement. There
are many of your employers who are mem
bers of unions in otherplaces and they de-
sire a branch to be started here.
n will not encourage this movement,
Dalton, said Mr. CRANKY firmly, almost
augrly. neither overtly nor cunstructively
believe them to be organizations ia the
interests Of selfish self f-asgrandizement and
uf men against their employers II you
form a society. it is Well enough, but mark
YOU any innovation upon the regulations
and customs of this shop viii meet with
the immediate discharge of the ring
leaders Of the movement, and the reduc-
tipn Of wages | will not be brow beaten
ny a pack II crazy union men, ana with
an angry gesture the proprietor Of the
foundry moved on with his visitor
Until the whistle announced the begin
ing uf the afternoon work the men CON
vcrsed upon the subject before them the
. consultation ending IN the issuing NJ a
general invitation extended by Reuben
Dalton To all 70 he present AT a meeting to
bc held at Granite Hall that evening for
the purpose ut forming molders union.
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h.f,r.. pi.. pr,.ti.,I ,nap +r..i+ MI LYMAN.
muulgatluus ln a business point ut view, and
would, ia behalf of my daughter as her uatu-
rsl guardian, decline the honor yau convey III
y"ur letter "rte N"n mn "niN r. i"rhid
any engagement '' "een N'"i''I am" my
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but admit u the world oulv two Glasses ot
men, those who have money and those Who
have uot.
do uot sly esteem enc Glass mofe Chan
the other ! neither esteem nor dlSesteem
theW huJ d"aI "lth one class ann u"t lic
"thtH lHst the same Il when hnea t"" paths
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tuu- w W Your rnld will AZ heretofore.
mu decline the honor YOU prutrr. and r,-
mann. Your Obedirnt servant
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F,r some moments the voun. man .et.
With features indicating sorrow ana distn-
poiutmrut
Reuben said hi- mother softly.
..i ,es that you have been disappointed f
eyes mother.
..Thou your suit has been rejected z"
"Ey Mr. Lathrup, yes.
'-Aud you will npt give Miss Lathrpp
ur
No, cried Reuben ruu-ug. ' know
THAT Bella loves mr, and vill wait until
,h- d. of a1a. Father. he sand, turning
to old NIr Dalton, will YOU come u our
meeting Tonight IN
NY nat meeting ny H"h l''k'hs WI
from the newspaper he VA rea.lIliS'
me- meeting Tor 'ie organization "I
union
it7. MI. So' replied tht 3ld man.
lh'y found the halI crowded an" eI'-
Futht SpeaAers ana lh'e IliSgh' III Ii'" Sp"h,
lr''l" lHJ chairman S''''''. : M I'',','
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u.rcssitaus ,'Ii arganilation anJ tbe necessary
nntl..rnrv steus were taken far the further.
auct of thcir pl,n.
olj MI Dalton returned home XVI y
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