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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-11
NALEDONl, slLvEn INNING

~ -LorAtoa al PRINCIPAL pisre
VI business. IAN fra.eiseo. California.
Location ii works, STOREY county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hcrsoy given. thai 81 Q meeting Of
The Board OF Directors. held On the sth day Of
juno iss7, an asssssmrnt mo. Ol of Fifty
Csnts per shars wss lesicd upon the
.apltai stoef Of the corporation. psy.oi. imine-
dsiely. IN United States gsld coin, 10 tne scc-
rotary, 81 The once VI the Company. tit Cali.
fornia street, San frahelsco. California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on III. 18Th day Of July.
1871, will be delinquent, and advertised for
10 made bsfSre. will be sold OF tho rnirty.
unt day Of July. ISL. to pay the dslinqu.ni
ASSESSMENT. tos-ther with eosu OF advertising
md enpenses of sale.
cisco. California. lsg I'd
NEw YORK AlNlNo COMPANY.
~ Loeat1n Of principal place OF business.
nan frsneisco. California,
location OF works. Gold hin. Storey e"aniy,
Nevada.
Notice ;. hereby given. that Al q meeting VI
the board Of Direet1rs. held On the itth day oi
Junc. ISL. an Asses-ment tao. la of fiiteen
stssk otthe corporation. aud An ptoport,on sIos
| each Q 4 evcty OLD share oatsts1dtng. Pay.
able Immediately. In uIit.d staics god
coin. To The Secretary. al the once OF the
/ Company, loon u Hsywari'- building tig
California strc<t. san Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this s-sc.-ment -hall
remain unpaid on tho seyaat.sath day al
JULY, ISL. will be delinquent. and adyet
ti.ei for sale Al pablo auction. and uniess pay
.a.ai 10 made before, Will bs -oli on MoN
DAY. the sixth day of AnguI, is;T, tn pay the
delinquent asses-iient. together with costs III
advertising and expenses of sale.
M order VI the hoard of DIRECTORS.
ID. L. THDMAs. secretary.
Odiee - Room No. 81 Hay ~sri's binding
\ Ma. ti9 California strc~t. san Francisco. Call
forula. '-N'
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And In accordance with law. aud an ur,er 81
the Board of Directors. made on the ASH,
DAY 81 May, 1851. ~ many shares OF each
parcel of such stock o. may DO hece-sary Will
be sold at public a%neiion, nj the ON 81 II tho
Company. n. tCS California ctr. 81. Iiocm No,
10, Nan Francisco. California. on TIlUI.sDAY.
Of - O'Clock n. Of said day, 10 pay said d..
EnQuent assessment thereon, together Will,
costs OF advertising and expenses % tle sale.
PRANK MOVER, Secretary.
0nicc-No. t0s California street. hoom 10.
Nan Francisco. California. I,?td
nEOR0E DOCOLAks nININ0
VI COMMUNICATIONS of prime. pal p,s,y
OF business. han francisco, California.
LocAiion of works, Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. State 81 Nevada.
Notio-.-Thcrc are delinquent upon The fol.
lowingdescribed stock. on aocoant of asss.s.
ment mo. ~ levied ON the fret day of NAV.
1871, tho several amounts set opposite the
N ofthe respective shareholder. a,foliows /.
Names. No, tefflf. khs. Amt
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Y. & 7. r. Il.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN.
REDUCED RATES.

roNMEyciNo SUNDAY. JUNE = UNTIL
furtter TO Ice the virginia AMI Truokes
Ialifosi Company viii run an krearsion Ifsln
On supdzys fom Wing MIA and Gold hil To
car-on, bowers Mansion and
spnne-. 81 % tor ths rouni trip. chiidrsu
halt far.
Train gill isavs lne.u,n'ns VII iesvs
vir,Inis-..eb steamboat. $50 '. Y.
0oi NIL. .s5 =" bosefs ..s'sa. .
Arrive a. C~arsoa' 'sS
nowrs.' ...i0so . Gold hiii. .ell "
s,esmeosi. los; I" virxinia....e;s'
Excursion Tickets. good for special train
oniy. can be proearcd q the Railroad rickss
II. N. YERfN0r0N
myss "a 0ensrsi sapsriatendsat.
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ONCE Rooms 8 and O, No. 3Oi Montgomery
street. San frsneisco. California. Jy7td
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Anew YORK NININa COMPANY

Omse-No. ~. c.i'orpi. street, san ff.n.
cisco, California. jry I'd
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27
4 NgEpKgFrL chanye has coz

4 NcEDKEFCL eh,nge has come over
Sherman, Tie Secretary Of the Treasury,
fDa ais csGne to-day shows box utterly
anf-il'.SEssd his past las been. He was
oos q ii,s calniss;a1 sen: to Louisiaos ty
Graa- 70 ools;er up the courage of the
z'l-zgs q ihs returning basrd, 50 ths,
tssr c@-d o,an: By fraud, the vote of the
sast far Hs.s- They were encouraged
t- lin vhiis he vas in New Orleans, and
upan bis re.urn TO Washington be was
ihsr especial champion and defender. We
al rsusnber bis connection with Eliza
Piukston and his arraignment Of the peo-
pie Of Looisisna az thieves and nur1erers
o8i DOW that the work Of the reforming
ooard resulted successfully a. to HAYES,
and Sherman obtained seat in the cabi.
De-, We are told that when the vote was
taken in the cabinet meeting last week
upon the proposition to Withdraw The
troops from the support Of Packard, there
was no opposition. Sherman, therefore,
must have gone back on Packard and
Eliza Pinkston.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27

TIE expenses Of the army can be great.
ly reduced BY the re1t Congress. There
we're several thousand men auarterel in
South Carolina, FIorids, Alabama, Miss;s-
siPpi and Louisiana for the purpose of
maintaining tie carpet-bag governments
OF these five States, but now that the
carpetbsggers have passed out Of power
and have no governments to maintain
these troops can very readily be disbanded.
There is no need for their services. for the
people Of those States can preserve order
without the use Of the srmy, now that the
disturbing element of ;nterlopers Of the
North has been gotten rid Of. These
troops are not needed against the Indi ana
on the frontier, or they would not have
been in the South. We call this matter
to the attention Of Congress, as a PRODUCTION
Of expenses that can be accomplished
without detriment 10 the interests of the
country.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27
is MOsE WAR RREWIxG:

There is something eminous, apparen,.
~, in Tuesdays remarks of Count Voc
Mol;ke, in the German parliament, on IN
creasing the war estimates. He eaid be
wished for long peace, but the times did
not permit such hope. On the contrary,
the time was no. far distant when every
goyernnent would be compelled 70 strain
all its strength to secure lis existence
The reason for this waa the regrettable
dis:rua Of governments toward each other
France has made rapid strides in her de-
fences. UDoommonly large masses ofmen
we're 1t present between Paris and the
German frontier.
Perhaps this may be only the language
Of debate, but, coming from 90 high 4
.soarce, it is noticeable. We do not see
shs. France, at least, has done anything to
prors var. On the contrary, she has
steadily eL,sngling alliances, and has
ksp. carefully ou: Of the eastem questiou
iest ste righl be involved With Germany.
1t is saiisfacaioo to learn ttat yesterday
Priare Hebniobe, German ambassado,
Il Paris called upon the Duke Desazss
viii pacific as1ranc4
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27

In connecsiou viii recent beat acei'
dezst at Ryioa, On the Tyne. IN England
b. which three persons Last their Eves,ii il
reported that the huatman's dog, resrie-
va, seized = woman and attempted to
ssin ashore With hef, bss the cnrren,
x~ too ssronE, and the drowning woman,
xiah the dog holding fast 10 her, ariited =
quarter Of . mile down the nver, when
The .ninal, By a extlsoreinary sxersion,
brought her ashore at Ryton Willows. Ii
vas then found thas she was dead.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27

s'Ns busybodies At Washington, seem
to be making as great an ado as if the
Uuited States had any part or lot in the
coming European war. They think fleets
should be sent hither and tbither; they
discuss profoundly the propriety Of having
America arbitrate between the con.
tending parties; they consider that sue b
and such squadrons ought 10 be strength
ened, and that America must make herself
felt in some way. Our policy il the time
honored one of total abstinence from foreien
complications. 1t may be called . selfish
policy, but it is really not CO.. since there
are always cooks enough in Europe to
spoil the broth, when the cauldron of VA
il heated. @
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27


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essa = . HI as1Asaily o n1aaa'
q da.eufie hysie.anu ~ ixly~tvs
dsezsesef FaAreaAek = thenght dagFee q
tsmpexafnze km Aealth, and that doe q.
eagsd = lleratnre o. artistic work can
- fohly b tho eaIefal on As poinl
Hthsir hhor - lssleagsa q ssvese, The
ienper.supe nay h allowed 70 run uPio
sixiy-fse r erea segeaGy dezrees The
came rule applies 10 al seaeniazy persons
and ehildra sud.iag. Oar rooms are
apt 70 Be 1t least ten degrees too hot fur
healihy Persona tt[
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27
u:ESaE AffI1cAaloAA

|5NOYlCE.@, Loais layDo06. q h9e.
N By give naftee that dhaA ap1sy @
The Judges Of The Cz0rt 81 0e0anl eoaons
uf the reacs and jail Desiss6y II ths sAae
a Deiaxsre- in ana for The County o. Msv
Ca-tse, or Monday the .th dsy Of Nay next.
srins ihe iirxt DAY ofthe May Term. A.D-,
%, Sor . license % keep an Inn g tavern
n No. sl5 kh.pley street, In the Sh Nasd
az Che city OF tNmingtnn. to sell infoxiea-
fting Liquors In les Quantities than one
ousrt 10 be drunk on the premises. and the
following respectable citizens recommend
said application. t0wif:
JameS MzIphy. Ihos y Cuioert,
A Given. Geo Allmon,
p Hasson, Jcei First,
c y BreiEschfy, y ReftA
John Ferry, Adolps Hunt.
Henry Miiser, LCur1an,
John p Donahoe, VIM A Nurphey,
Apdrev TfaJnof, James 10nsghan,
ichp 4 Gardner, George Zeigier.
John X Kane. Joseph Rehman,.
levi Bird. JnseI,h Breen, I
s B0cher, Patxiek fAGyar,
Wm H Robinson. ffr
ap7l.At LOUIS kAYAOND.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27

The Sultan has Issued his manifesto 10
replp to that Of the Gar. He protests
sgainst the Russian declaration OF war,
and makes an appeal for the mediation Of
the powers that guaranteed his indepen-
deDce in the treaty Of PAris. But the
Russian invasion has begun, and diploma
cy is played out ing.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27
HAYES has offended The chiefs of his owl

(, HAYES has offended ihe chiefs Of his OWE
p,rsy-ahe Camerons, the Chandlers, the
Butleu and the B.aines. He cannot gov
ern by the aid Of his opponsts. Toey
will take ali be has TO give, ~ they took
al johnson bad to give; but they will
keep their own organization for their OVID
purposes, and throw over Hayes As they
threw over johnson.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27

ffI.
Asaf = dA64sIll = ~ spsn NJ -,
Iiely, M = ahss1n u Cinelb -
lheir aAain 10 Dc lnhl:ns RusA A
very diAeseaf - i = tzse. aiaeaded
tie var By vhicA Ahdal Hand sixty
yean lases vas fsced 10 iga ths trsaty a
Kainardji IN iii, and By vhieA, fG he
6nst tioa. IL Rlniaa soPesoss sssuEea
recognition ~ The lawful prosecson Of the
ortheslcx Greek Church viihia the DONNA
ions Of The Sultan.
+ Twas this treaty of Kain.r3ji that hA
70 often brought Turkey AID Roseia face
70 face On the 6eld during the lax ceatury.
in every instance to b worried. and ter-
,itory vrung fron ber, except WHEN the
French and Eaglish in 1858 heat tAe Rms
sians to the advantage Of the TwkA 1t
is firm belief in Turkey that The Crime
u var vas great SUCCESS Won BY The
Sultan, and his faithful vazzla England,
France and Italy: 1t is blinded ard col
cred BY such ignor.nce tcas lhe maasea Of
Turkey elamor to be led asaiox the inf
lei. 1t is hard 10 speculate upon the nj
innate resuls bat We can not ail to BE-
ieve that the result will be the desructian |
# the Ottoman power, and the consequent
irving the Turks into Asia
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27

PHILLIPS, Blaine and Wade have al
rsady delivered themselves en- the subject
Of Southern coDciliation. 1t will now he
ia order for one Of the Chambers to come
to the front 10 be backed up by Morton
E.ther Taft and Don Cameron.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27

The collapse Of carpet bagism in Louis
lana is the most complete on reaord.-
Packard is rs effecsualiy squelched as
though be had never had any existence.
BE may revive ore Of these days, but il
he does it viii only be to tell the truth 10
regard to the counting Of the Presidential
vote Of his State. .--.. -. -
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27

lNOTICE--I, John Joyce do hereby
~ give notice hat shall apply 10 The
Judses Of the Opurt of General Sessions O
lhe Peace and Jail Delivery Of the Stale ol
Della ware, in and for the County Of New
Castle. on Monday, the nh day Of May next
being the firs; cay Of the May Term, iS6,
for : license TO keepan inn Or tavern at & ND
ward THE city OF Wilmington, to sell In
toxicatiIg liquor. in quantities less than
one quart, 10 De drunk on the pre- ikes.
and tie following respectable citizens and
fneehosders recommend this said apPilcs-
ton, 10 Wit: W
John Nc slarerty, VIM 81 Brady,
Peter sibre, &C Bush,
C Nessick. Edward Gardner,
Thomas : Nickerson, II A O'ConnoF,
las W Hart Anton Gross
Ibos Eaton. owen McCo!lil
George Cleland, Alexander SaT1ite.
Bernard Bonner, Henry r Albert,
John Fehrenbach, Alexander Hart,
Chas Broadhart. VIM Riley,
MiehI P CoItine ham, Adam ] Myers.
Julius A Krauspe, Prosper 81 re:
ap2i.3t sF JOHN JOYCE.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27

HATRKD of Bismark is not confined 10
France or to the German Catholics. On
Tie news OF his recent retirement reach
log S.rathlass, the stronghold If Ca,holisn
ia tie Scottish highlands, three families Of
Macs, assembled and burnt him in efigy.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27

PEACE and good order in the South
means the death Of The Republican party,
which, in It's time, means that prosperity
is again to spread its glorious wings over
that unhappy section. The world moves.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27

The couundrum si,h which some Of lh'
Republican organs are now wresllipg il
what are President Hayes politics?
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27
H72G 2A3 ALL PRIZES
Yd S0j01Osand NO BLANKS

Greatest Single Number Prize Drawing that
ever took place in tho United Statea.
~ antnoIity OF an act OF the Legislature
n public at Cheyenne, Wyoming. positive.
y March Is 1877, and to bs drawn tha
18th andG0ih ofeach and every month.
'e722. PAS to be distributor.
prize. '"
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27

NONCE. Il, David AeCu Lin, do
hereby give notice that shall apply to the
Judges Of the Court of General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State ol
Delaware, in and for the County Of New
Castle, on Monday, the 7th day o. May
next, being the first day Of the May Term,
A. D., 1877, fer . license to keep store
1t the n. z. cor Fifth and Walnut streets, In
Fourth Ward of the city Of Wilmington,
to sell intoxicating liquors. 10 not less guam
titles than ono half gallon, not to be drunk
on the premises, and the following reepecsa-
bic citizens recommend this said application
TO wit:
John Mcrlaferty, Mich -elP Cottingham
Tbos N;ckerson, Peter McAlesr,
Gothlieb Mammele, Alex Hart,
WmJ Riley, Anton Gross,
John Fehr~ bach, J.hn Hanson,
Vim P Karr.J Jr, Fred'k Schmidt,
Francis H JacquOt, Hugh Hagan,
Thos B. Kelly. Thos Falon,
bernard Bonner, G Mes sick,
his WP Karr
David x Fo ter, Henry Il Albert.
mark VIM Baldwin,
wit. DA McCullin John D Kuriz,
Adam J Myers
spr25 DAVID McCULLlN.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27

"11tc 101 ct1cuIdFs OF Re0u ORDERS 70
n. A. DAUPHIN Z.
y. Q. Box Co., New Orleans. In.
Or WILLIAMSON 4 CO AGENTS
SIT Broadway, N. Y.
EXTRAORDINARY .SEMI-ANNuA1.
DRAWING. under the personal supsryis.
lon OF Gen. q. 7. Besuregard. OF L.. and
Gen. Jubal A. Early, of Va Tuesday. June
Nn, Capital Prize sl000O Tickets SO
only, mhN
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27
LOTTERIES.
.a' ~ LUZ L EnVC Us
DoYAL HAVANA LOTTERY,
~ --.- -= =s--sr r'..-s-- - -l.-..'s -
$50. GO drawn every Is days.

lB5 Prizes amounting TO $50 nO
PAIGE IN CURRENCY-Whole Tickets, eSO:
Halves, 90; Quarters. $40: Fifths, ~ Tennis
u: TweDtieihs. q Fortieths. 81.
Circulars OF Information fnrnished FREE
Orders filed Prizes Cashed. Spanish
Bank Bills and Governments purchased.
gs TAYLOR 4 CO kanAers.
4s uWall St, New York
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27
FINANCIAL.
WILMINGTON

WILHIsGToS, April. q.
Reported by Elliott. johnson Co.. Bank
ers and Brokers, Sixth and Mark ct sts.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27
THE HERALD
e us.ua.e HerasA

80 uosnlng ueras1
n ns6hii1HiA every morning, Sundays
~1eA - ioiiyered in the city o
VIin,tn9ton ana surrounding places for sx
49, II week, psyabie 70 Zoe earI1erx.
I01l Sabaadpss0nA postage nees snfes
a ~. OBY1HI 4 Co, PuolikhssSs
WitEinEtan, DaA
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27

NOTICE., Joseph Mccain, DO hereby give
notice that shall apply to the Judg Of
the court of General Sessions Of the Peace
and Jail Delivery Of the state of Delaware in
and for the county Of New castle, on Nom
day, the 7th day OF Nay next, being the first
day OF the MAY Term, A. D., 1877, for 4
license to keep an inn or tavern at 426 W.
Front street, in the First ward of the city
Of Wilmington, to sell Intoxicating liquors in
less quantities tksn one quart TO be drunk on
the premises. and the following respectable
citizens recommend this said application 10
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27

Ia DIEN COATS AND DoLMANa
LADIES' COATS AND DONNIE
LADIES COATS AND OLMANS
, LADIE6' GOATS AND DOINAiNySS
LAO!@ COA1S AND Dol NAM
LADIES' COATS AND DOLMANs
LADIES' COATS AND DOLMANS
La DIES COATS AND DOLMINS
LAO1ES COATS AND DOLNANS
The Morning herald., 1877-04-27
ring Fashion.

99feEEiNG 9eEs!IEGG o. SPRING FAsu,o.
0PkNIiNNGG 04PPkfNiNG q q 6 ssPkING FAsHHI1SSsS! fFAssHISS
OPENING OF 0PEfNGG { Z rrASaI0S
OPENING OF 6PRiNG : : AassH!0N
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-08-04

nave been controlled by bondhol-
uers and politicians. They cared
only for their interest and their Off
t $ They had no heed of the men
who work for an honest living. and
no efforts have been made to afford
them facilities to earn bread. All
the revenues Of the country 90 to
pay the coupons of Tie bondholdcr.
while politicians instead of states
men manipulate the laws to the
advantage Of the %boinlholhcr. The
result IS seen i'll the recent strike
where the mel who toll and who are
the tonndationot the material wealth
OF the nation. are shot down as pub
lie enemies, because they have the
desperate courage to fight for the
privilege OF working and earning
an honest and frugal living. There
Is a fearful wrong being perpetratcd
when the laboring men OF a great
nation arc treated and punished as
public enemies. The remedy is to
remove the cause and the cause is
the enormous State and municipal
debts in the shape of interest bear
inc bonds, illegal and unlawful, be
cause they DO not promote the gen
rral welfare and prosperity Of the
people. To pay the interest on
these bonds taxes every energy OF
an overworkcd people. The princi-
pal never can be paid, and it should
not be, for the debts were contracted
and the bonds issued in violation Of
the principles upon which this go
vcrnment was established. This is
the platform to which this country
must come. Sooner or later, this
issue must be squarcly met, shall
we sllirk it while bearing our share
of its unlawful burdens, OF shall we
meet the great question like men:
fla. State RcgiSter'.J
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-08-04

q secret fraternity OF sworn friends
having signs, tokens, and words
known only to themselves, and con
fined to the male population. The
form OF initiation is said to be simple,
but their obligations to each other
are held 70 be OF the most solemn
and binding nature through life. II
II Of the fraternity is in danger or
trouble, his claim for protection or
aud OF his brethren is not to be dis
regarded and if at any time flight
from enemies becomes nccessarN.he
is at liberty to mount the horse OF
Il brother and f1ec from his per>ecu-
tors. The writer has been informed
by many intelligent Indian Freema-
son, that there is enough in the
ceremonies and obligations Of this
fraternity to justify the conclusion
that it had Il genuine Masonic OH
gin, though ut what period it is inn
possible to determine. An instance
is related BY Judge Field cfthc he
roker Nation, wherein 4 party Of
United Observation-Disclosures 10
treat with the Seminolcs in Florida,
early in the present century, when
surrounded By enraged savagr>.
and about to lie put to death, We're
saved by a half breed attached to
the commission, who gave the mys-
tic sign Of the fraternity, which in a
moment turned the fury of the Sava-
geS into the warmcst demonstrations
Of friendship. "Illc grand hailing
sign if not derived originally from
genuine Masonry answer ii every
purpose in saving the lives of these
white men: and who can say that it
had not 4 true Masonic origin? Ano-
Their peculiar and striking feature
in this Indian fraternity is found in
the fact that, in starting out upon
the hunt or war path. the Indians
form in groups Of three, five and
seven. who, on such occasions. adj
here to II another, even to the
death. These mystic numbers, three,
five ana seven, l. significant to
MasonS, and their existence among
the Indian fraternity cannot be
supposed to be the result OF mere
accident for they L traditional
numbers, and are adhered to with
the most scrupulous fidelity.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-08-04
THE Il NJ ~.

The shortest and easiest method
to prevent labor strikes is to interest
all the employees Of factory, foun-
dry, mill, clcvator,raiIoad, or other
enterprise, where skilled, tried and
truSty hands are required. in the pro
tit-lHhiS does not involve them in
@rials, troubles and responsible
lt4ts OF ownership or management,
except so far as it may he 70 the in
tercst OF the wncrs The plan is not
original with us. But we know that
it has been successfully tried in
Europe. III France one Of the largest
iron minesand toundriesinthe world,
the property of leading French
Senator, established this system so.
me years ago and found it work to Il
charm. Each man. woman and child
emploSed-a"d they number thou
sand>-rcccivcd at the end Of the
year his or her pro-rata Of the profits
a%ccorlingto the nature ofthe service
rendered, its value, and the wages
paid. \ committee of tn ployces,
selected by themselves, represented
their interests III the arrangement,
to the satisfaction Of all parties. The
result was. that whilst Oh many
occasions disturbance arose among
the employees in other" large estab-
lishments in tle same section, moth
ing Of the kind ever occurred i'll this
ont.
This plan was also adopted some
years ago 10y M of the largest Eng
ish manufactures and the results
we're similarly satisfactory and BEN
cfcial.
Were this plan adopted generally
in this country, we are confident
there would he no strikes. Employers
and employees would have joint in
~terests; extravaganza in salaries
and other expenditures would be
summarily put a stop to; reductions
Of wages would be regulated by
joint consent; and the disorderly
would be preremptorily checked.
In this way capital and labor would
combine and harmonic instead OF
antagonizing.-N. O. Sunday Dclt0.