The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1877-08-01

age and world, and labor for you is ended
surely; for the exhaustion that would ii
all human probability follow the attempt
would bring the pension that iayorabl.
result merits. 5, sss y. +
Enforce such a theory, or advocate ant
countenance unlawful assemblages, and by
pen OF speech attempt to approve, OF in
/ fame the minds Of men 10 acts which ar,
liable 10 result as the riots Of last weeks
ibid, and where arc your a3
In the first instance, You are violating
the law Of the land which you have sol
emnly sworn to support and maintain
I What class Of supporters have your \
An extract from the reports OF part ol
one days doings in Chicago, SHOWS your
lbrigade. and the poor, eraspsratsd, dom.
trsdden oictims Of asonopoliss;
aFrom Cranes place they proceeded on to Ran,
doph street, visiting every Workshop on their way
and compelling the men to cease their hottest labor
They found the workman in the majority Of cases
wllinR, but upon stopping at little foundry. they
met with the second opponent to their demands.
stalwart Engishman, with bare arma and grimy face
barred their entrance, and demanded what they
wanted.
Said First Communist, tair looking candidate
for our County jail Come out. =.
Second-Shtop your work.
Third-Jine us, or be dad we'll make short work
ov ye. !s
Fourth -viye la liberte. fstS,ss .ssi 5s.
The honest workman scanned the mob, and Z
look Of inehable disgust ovcrspread his griy face
.tJoin you II Why, you rats OF the cutter o,e-half
Svivo u0y1 n fo.k ka1e
hours honest labor and the other half Of YOU are
mean enough to work for so cents day. Join you
I'll see you d-----d frst.'' e6s .
Saying which he walked to his forge and resumed
his occupation. The crowd muttered few bane--
dictions, and made one or two prophetic remarks
regarding this mans ultimate fate, and moved on
70 NJ Graenebaum Co.'s place, 16I Randolph
4 street, where they made the usual demand Mr.
Greenebaum came out, and, In very emphatic tone
said, eco to h--l.n n "A
"He's jew yelled big Irishman, chang him
to alAnp-post." 8ftgFl CIV SgE - ~
The old man simply laughed at them and closed
the door, after mttering some dreadful threats the
crowd moved on. 2
There was one big fellsw conspicuous by his
check shirt and red beard and beside him slonchy-
lookeng Bohemian, who seemed to be the leaders
here. The Bohemian tried to start 1p the .Mar-
seillaise, /" but it proved deplorabls 6zzle Then
the irishman shouted, by heaven we wilr' in .
sublime tone of voice. ~
shut up = cried one OF his followers tthere,s
no heaven, and no God, and no dsyil-its all hum
bug" Whereupon the big man subsided.
There are your followers, and for them
you belittle Yourself and become, in part,
responsible for their deeds if you have
encouraged them on.
y What says the Chief Executive Of the
United States? Does he approve Of such
acts? What says Governors of States,
ShefiAs, Mayors Of Cities, and all powers
and authority that have been conferred
and created for the purpose Of maintain.
ing peace and upholding the lawss They
answer ans in their proclamations, and de.
mands upon rioters, and in ordering troops
to the disturbed localities not for dress
parade either, but for effective service
and commanders are instructed not to fire
blank cartridges, but should the necessity
require, bullets, to- s.ppress the outlaws.
Then, when the Courts will be called upon
to enforce the penalty, and expound the
law, it requires no stretch Of Imagination
to conclude as to its severity. i
No, any course that puts law and order
at defiance, is severely reprehensible. That
portion Of the press in Pittsburg that at
first gave aid aud comfort to the rebel
licus movements, now reaps the merited
reward Of their folly. Citizens who also
encouraged the movements Of the strikers
and sympathized with those laborers in
the reduction of their wages, now mourn
over ruins that would not have been made
had their sympathy and countenancs ex.
tended only to refusal to work. The
taxpayers of Pittsburg will soon be assess
ed to the tune Of FIVE Million Dollars to
remunerate property holders for loss occa.
stoned by its own citizens. Trade traffic
and commercial relations have received 4
shock that the wisest Of our statesmen and
economists are unable now to solve the
extent or end Of. Ny
A perusal Of the leading journals can
tonly give one IN insight into the :;ssSsss,s.ss s
tnte effect which alone is terrible.
The original strikers are not alone re
spAnsible for the first move, that doubt
less eliminated different than tha most
RECKLESS OF them could have imagined
decentralization Of circumstances as part.
fly shown in az article we publish in an,
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