The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-07-13
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GALLT-rTS. July Z. Ts77-
EDrr0R FEEENAS-For years rhe WORKING
men 0f this country have bsttIe4 sxairrSt ras,
oppressive rtie of capital Some times rhav
have ae- n Victorious i7 rhefr Struggle h1lt i,rr
a. often they have been coupeIIe,- tn submit
TO the base propositions of greedy SryectIIsrcrS
Why y this the c.-e, Sirrrr El.,.su-a ~
king rsas1ri ,.re f5f-..vs.,t =, > -, - - -.
through r}fS diversity Of opinion a barrie j.
built up between them and Their i,f-F rfo,,,s
watch ieavc- them in rhrafdofu under tht.
crushing heel of capftaI- How will the to5Iinr
millions elevate themselves sbcCa ~ rvar -
slavery FIRST they must uni-e. aud v sen
ard uafi,,r15I 4 isF.rer,ss F9S- rbsss - +t -,
most aTSpICiGtIS points from fc Srer.t4
draw their plans. en1 must also be tie starting
point OF the working people. Il they want 70
hand and foot. Let rs take n book ttrou2h
this country. and what viii we see Poverty
in every tucn nd viIl5xe; murders that shock
the entire nation. aTf tIe graduation such aS wr=
seek da iiy for pnup{oyrneut BY which they NAV
support their starving wives sud children. ana
alton. through which they commit some crime
Ter WtlcE tney are thrown into prison. regu ri
less OF their wives and children who are ~ Fsr-
ing from starvation Mothers Iccz with 5eS-
PAIR Dn theIT ragged arr starving children.
while Kind trtencS pity them but c.sn render
no a--i-taHce- al the aTni>-houseS IN the hand
are Overcruvdef ali the p- -lrl-. too are ftFI
ana crane dtjiy HslcryHSeS sud viii continue 10
Increase unIii The wrongs inflicted on the peu-
Now. Nr. Editor. % prove these remarks are
not ts>e-ti titi ne; reTl- wifi few words
tac plaUS rs>Urteti by Hearrless ryrauts To re-
ducr the working men in the anEbracite goai
regions At certain coal mines fu that region
two bosses were employed. one w.s an Iri-h-
man and the other Weishnlau. aud to suIr the
movement there WIS nearly AIRY equal number
of mea of both nsrfOnatItt-s eIrployeti In ard
around these works. and when rbe cnm Bauv
Cinr. - the coHcEf=f.,1 20 reduce the wages ~
their emp oTBrs- they gave notice US q retiuc-
rfon- which often eauSeti a strike. rhe men
knowing thar they were even then yyor<fuu- az
4 price below par. Vow th.v begin r-.air H.
cepttor- The Irish bCsS = sent to hfs country
rrt-r and tJC Wti-FT Ers. i Sar,r r, AZ S.++tSS-
\
ing To let those d-d WeI-hmuu nr Irishmen
as the case may be- n 70 work 2 If you 10,
you men viii have ro leave "a there VIII - no
Hork t"F You The cuusrq Iencc i. the Irish
miners aud the Welsh miners meet at the mines
each Determines t0 20 10 work 10 hold his posi-
ti.,u- In this uIaLiler rte miners Of the anthra-
cite regions are reduced until 90 dav NE see
and daily hear OF men going 20 work with
enpty dinner cans 70 hide their poverty. which
stated Uuiou after Union WIS Organized ~
the wurNIhE mru IL hopes 20 obtain justice;
3tlt fhe - rant operators haJt their fulI quota
ot >Pl'- ana az tatol : who were more destTuc
JIvc acnfD- tive working ueu than mad dor
"'5'.,l .,e a. . SaeF9Fe 81 cattle They ere.'-
SE'. q Hi ef-itA ~ opinion Ia the labor racks
by making religion and natfnualftv crimes
IN. 'li- tue oplf'- 81 ptrtits THIS was follow
e1 y 4af >ttist-> poNarfy ~fsirN tICn- in
ceiid3sLrt~tI- ana WIrIeT. tuT the last named
crime eleven unfortunate w0rS5u<ruen sytcrf-
1e,d ta-lf tFrs on the -zatiows- GA The 2I>t OF
Last mouth- some of whom may have Eeeu gilif-
Is. huf others OF whom - ere uusio- et!ty IN
ii' enF- rms teFrtnt+- SsieflGce 80 human life
mas shocked the Whole nation- Fathers. moth
erS- sisters and brothers and uuuauDy widows
aFlc urThaa~- weep bitterly for tn departed
-tl=S. white such men tIove live IN lux
urT 1t TEe eXpCfI~s- OF tesfh ami starvation
among the working cla-~es- Brother tefierS,
mink w hat TIE fate .rf glorious washington
and Ill followers wouit have been had tbev
EtN.iT liinuI-elv lveS Up tO religious MI national
prrJutIce>- Bat they did not Washington
wa working for the interest. Of his peouIe-
uo1 Ike the teCIaZogUeS of oar da-. " no only
work 20 nj thetr pockets at the ezDeti>s, OF HON
rrd all THAT J. =acret-
Now fellow vyori[i1 <J7e1. for the dHtv YOU
owe 10 Goo, your country 1f your family b.
away With these foolish pref Judges stsfd ;.s Lee
men NUlgf ger ne aeIUde7 ny s1I0st' 'I-rut5g1I-I
SuarperS- titI may trace she history Of nations
art religion u.,ciI 10 the birth If saviour.
ami y'fu " lit 5ud that IT was >iltrpeF= every
f~t1cg who melted tt eSt rCi rlCfIs and a7triDu-
al ~ lEtrelces, and even IH this efIizIteuei aEe
We tiId II cherished in the hearts sr q certain
portion gf AL drioTr jrs-5OrS, but II = only tue
ignorant portion OF them, whom fearh alone
can cot.4g-r. ireland has been kept in bond
z Tor centuries by this very -itri= res -s,u- Il
ilss- csiu-etI rre ~scridee 90 thousands % lives
In tEi- nation and IN England France and
PrrIS~l7 are l-0 divided en- This ter,uut- The
press OF the country will TOr toIch this qu-S-
rf1u- Simply LsCfIIsg II wrtIi4 eUf5arA-rrrf rhz
people more tbstu vBPy visa 10 So them en-
lt<uteued- Then thcuusy plan u TO own and
control such HewspaPe a viii Illustrate ali
>fIcG .ue~tfOu<,
The GreeuJEek question i being discussed
Frequently among WOrisiu -rrfeu. and Ojd party
hrc<= are Zr0suiuE over future urospectS,
Greer back men truu~e-
Yours respectfuiy-