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their sympathy when the strikers fnrcltly ptt

their 6ympathy when the strikers fnrcshly ttr-
wli,h thry Ind tl'r,n-r|yc. voluntarily, vacated.
That the continuance VI that sympathy under
ssnrtrly To reTisra nrIun'' nt. Tie 'stts
statement II! the mattrr II sufficient to
tuHtrn It's CONFORMATION. Here il 'Hrtr
Ut men laslng fn,rr nr fcsK regular
rsyM. .Ehrs are s;t.ttsi y. ars! ar. hssse M thy
sympathy nj The public. TEny ryfusc ~ w,rk
lnnEcr until thcfr wagns are nsrc:t.c,i, anl the
imbIic, properly enough, continues y sytnpa-
for Increased Wages vii! br. compiled with Why!
l!ccausu tho cnrlnyes nn'l their families nc.''
the inesease.t wuget. Sow eutnes an'sllcr &C.
nltnt demanding sympathy. 1iorc IL another
70 work aui starving f"r chance y earn .,..,,:-
Thing nf themselves ana their a!''csif'! Ian',
litt. Thfa botis, hungry for work, Oilers to H..
the plases jnst vnratrd bY Tue tthef ~"s, H. nas m
fused to wufk. Thu etr!kerA :ay substantially,
"Wc wllt rot work tus taw waxct, aud
you slIali not work Mt nl1.' "hith
q these two bodies u sna1t!ea .,, 10 na'r .
anxHns for tilal,Au ht wnrk nnti ktcjt the w"lt
fruu tl.ctr d0ors, or tho l,xty os sts'k"rs who
inlerpnsc lists a,ut bfnttgooIis between item nlnl
that chantef Docs la1pr anyShese u nh4er
Or lntolcrable tyranny than that Which says,
"1lgrc is opportunity for clnployment, but 1ou
ahn11 not enjoy H.. HD etarvet'
strike. but liz most ti.iahc sictIas are tho ill.,
boring men. However deserving Of sympathy
tic striktta may have been at the outset. they
forfeited all claim to That sentiment wien, by
their tyTannlral attitu'le toward THUR fellow
worklngme,,, they showed themselves capable
of q scllls1I tiesputism, far less tnterAllc than
that against which they were themselves pro.
tGstluE.
4 rATEnNAL GOVERNMENT.
Iosfon JnHFnai
The Consnuntslfe Missionaries anil many dis
clatnsers who arc urging on tho lille nnd rcck-
less mob Of rouGhs In hcyeral of the principal
cities Of tho country demand. among many
utior Wild and imtracttcablc things, that tho
"Uovcruncnt purchase a,nl run the railroads,
contrib a'1' 1abor-sayng Inventions md tnachn-
cry and scze tlc accumulated property Of the
country atl' acsoto Its arrumulatlons to tho
bcilcft ut tho renple.h
There Is nothing Of novci character In any
S.s q ts;y a rsy Il; q 81 e qss .s.s
OF Justice.
Ii llas been ussestcl that the number OF per-
sons employed at present In tho service Of tho
ueneral A ere CuyernnensMa number not excccdlt.g
100,0ou, civil a'1 military, Win depend entirely
npon Federal employment tor their support
constitute power sufficient to largely control
tho nomination anl eteettun OF Presidents.
There nrc at prcscut 10. .0o9 niles Of railway IN
uro,,niiv he 1iSitso m,!r. II ,y,' rn,,,,,ro "' y
nnlf million ii men tn run tlrm. tntjnr.i. Fl,
the unblls tlessllke manner which tho Goycrn-
tcrs ri cunlov,nrnt. th t,,nl.r .nf..Lt he ,m"th
inrrcr. Tim ,,nnnyn,rn, md liz iirinv ri fi,c
rnt,,mnsatinn u III: eJI,,irrcs wtmi,i In. n mai.
ter Of official patronage. Tho men woultl llotd
tlsc!r places aud draw shclr pay rs Iart Of tue
Il nr;trt il ,,nacrtalrn ,G,,t. prrcr t' rn,,trs'
II twtuitl hcc<,tue sunrvo,r. Stutt, md WuSirtnai
Governments xoall T. pra:tiyaily overr!'4sr,:
lin tirtatinn t,f tI,cs. S1liSn ruItr"al mnt,. #,
snort. tna rntt,trv w,,,l1 In r,,i.S h,s what
wnnisl i"ror" !. rat]r.,J ,;esnntf.n, mi II. l"s
With letI in ita vras,' ali tic means of Trims
1rtotinn. i;nnn af lii, rsst of III" lnnr ri I'm
,nnfry sxrot't TINT nnntl,rr,i hv lin r,tfrna,Iu
this systcm would bu a ,trlcyuus bar,lrn. The
Cust Ut naInt aiming rai1rOals would bt greatly
increased at.l involve burden Ut taxation s11cn
rs ~ country evgr dteatneu a. Inc result
eGau y ~ ~, poss'aS w anfs"'"s e'sc tlan a'
Thu nrunosttfon lin. tho Government s},ou,d
fur,ilsl, employment for ali wllo are unable to
obtain 1t III The usual channels Of business ia VI
y tsie saiac nature. ~ pfoceeta from tnc theofy
si,", "s 'v ,nonv nt,ntn ara ph.t,,I"ss' u'I
pIaces upun tic Uoycrnn,cnt tilo rc.pot,-
sillllty Of a surplua Il, auy department. Of
laGur., spccuiators who would havu clt'ea cx-
re,'d lnrEo autns on public improvements urge
these measures, ny tho Ero;'nd that i would give
cnploy,nsnt2 IT, to thousands o. idlo iahorcr*,
and theras.y Riyc TIC Impression ttat It Is tue
duty OF tioTcrn!i1ct't to provide work suited "
thy capacity Of these men.
No laGn can bo morG prcnostcrous or rernl-
cious. When once It ID utnIer.tood that uoy-
crnsnont sl!sta'ns such paternal relations to any
cass that it mt,st furnish It 0N Or employment,
tl'at class will he targe, a!1nlcss. and uscless
osss. Cities aEe full os Men WHO ase t!le. Men
whH can 1o eMploye1 Il! tic ru!lcht atla sltnplcst
kih!ls of labor tloek tn large places. Let 1t lp
understood that municipal governments will
tlsl labor " bread {oE such tlasses Ut labusers,
aud there VIII he no end of Immigrants wl.oscD
Implements Of laooF aro consEncA to q shovel
anu plck, tut whose capacity for vntluC carly,
often, and llindly llas never becn teslcd EXCEPT
IN New York City, where sot11o Ut thc results 0f
that ayste!A arc manifest.
TlH COMING MttLRystux,
baltimore dm<f,cun.
Tn tbo.c rn,'I,, l,ica,ists VIM aro cont,nuo,1r
,.,,,,,n n, 49, I,tst H.. rt,,1,., - .'rs,s..,y
"feu'"E lof m caa"' us'fs"tt1oi' o' property
NC et'1nnienl the al'ecdoto toll ol Baron lioths-
child during tic tine Ut tllu Parls Commune.
One ,uy bu was visited NJ his otllco by Il .leleua.
,t ~ ,,r, .,-,,,,,.,, ,,,,, d,,,,n,.,i.1 H.. H.,
1o" " wv '"s"e,.' WV "el'a',e" s""e NV
sfloaltl slsafc h1s wealth a1hohgsk tue people,
"What do you suppose all worthf'' hv H.
auircd. The answer was that tl,cy estimated
] H. for,,,r, nj thtr,v.,,se n,i,tn,,. ~ frn"ss
Ato tNlAAAN Nv hfhfsoh7 WI &AAl1s