, 1877-07-30

min: IT was mn III" "of3lht'h'ht IL "A''Hf H''4 |
Mayor Moore Military, We'll. We dont w,nl
any of thst: We dort want any military hrrr. Wc
fr ut four comps nIc. away frnu trsr and arc vii:
inR to let thc rest ~. fh"rs !. another thing
want = "a. tn yo',: mn r""T +, eonnt npn ,%a.
Eofccs-Yct. -ss. were with ynh. We viii form
corppanca nf nt'y men nos. II you 'sJ ~, topsc'
Another volcc--That In = hi ofa crowd to call
Mayor Nnote JTnsta right Give mo your hand
80 to work and burn these depots, round 'fr'nse'.
:S" sSs e e" ts sfas wh:s as @oui
Jun vAln by IT. Snthn4.
vSIss mon1 s,"T s,,s sh rsss Ts t. ca ,h,, K"
men.
This banter and to,nfoolery continued, In the |
couEse Of whirh II appeared s'.at the leaticr Ut !
Nhe liz %aEyors e. "ny ~. % sx ecr
tnee bet wecD the ''gcntlct,eh u and the Mayor
was hrt,kcn m BY n ra!lriad t'asscnEer-ifain |
coming by: The man with the e.. s,at a',ontca
'nyc.'" They ncarly all sud "aye," anil rushed
off and etoppctl the train. There's nothing like
tins happcns outside Of Paris Or tho lunatic
asylonM.
OUR srRlK1N0 iaHNAxLtrEs.
srr FORK Nan.
We say to the stFkcrs: "Takc your hands of
frutn our threats, and then we'll Ice Al,out the
justice of Your claims. II you lave right on
your aide, and 80 far ~ yoa hare right, you will
prevail. bu. first let us breathe freely" There
are strEkers and strikers. 1t ls the popularity
Of tic railway strikers that they make the
whole community. Everybody else Inns osuifcr
whe questions Of wsgca mid "nghts" arc
fought out by the managers atHl the workers nf
railways. Constrtctyely, The strkcrs have
thIs Who}c country ~ the Throat, Ut this mo
nient.. The circulation that, IL etsthtla!
spt @ ia for@s '' q eislllsation ''f j. eon, sct-
cd. Every poor man In New Turk
who has enough money 10 huy meat mud flour
for his family dinner, today. must pay hcasy
thousands VI laurcss arr out of work because
The strike hts clicked the llfc ont Of trade. ARE
these railway employees y privileged :'ae'. who
aye the rs,t - DInE sroaIt ~ n4 I.tIf
They sccn to think so. And tho general public
seems tu hare been 10 psraltxeA by the siIb'l'ne
impu!rncc of ti,is assumption al to i"rEet to r.
sss peop!o tu u sthe un,e s,ase. Nv These selfish.
reckless, and unprlnrtpletl strfkcrh. Isn't It
nt,out time for honest aiil conscientious labor.
ets, everywhere u suv their aiItIurrctcc Of the
un,neas,irctl audasity Of these tlscns
uiscounAa1Na roHkiu* IMMIGRATION.
4yt,c iprk Baiittn.
Another Injurious eifcci Of The strikes will
be, for a scnsun ut least TO discourage foreign
immigration. II Waa discouraged enough pro-
| yIousty, but now vast numbers u fancs whit,
would still prefer the Unite,l States tn take tho
ctauet1 Ut making their wny In life will be very
npt to change their minds and stay ~ home.
Thc atensnship aiIu railroad transportation COLL
pantcs will thus bc deprived to greater extent
| t,,an ever of what WIS oncc ~ important source
of income, whfle the various classc. Of laburcra
who are more Or lcsa dependent upo;n
lu ali human probability, experience
tho effect III lack Of employment
and still lower wages. To show low thor;
ouRhly the European ein!Grant has begn scared reg
month Ut june rearl,e1 a1a,!xt3, nEainst. 1l,Gy
for tho corresponding perio.l last year. when the
seusons. was not lc4s striking. We say nothing
ot the commercial or agricultural .yalilo VI the
European o,htgtant a. d tactor In the elements
OF national thrift, beraudc that 10 now uMlser-
sal!y acknowledged. We siHply repeat the re-
grct that tllcsu lahor strikes SHOULD, among
| other evil influences, oDerute to rcstraln the
1ow Of population irom the old countries.
BANNER AssEs.
Nil.tautte Sentinel.
Judging them by tho manifesto they Issued
yesterday at st. Louis, "thc Work!nRrncn'a
PARTY OF the United stntca" Are tho banner
asscs. Their own utterances ore conclusive
proof OF It, In tho lrst place, they seem'to u.s.
sunni that thoy are the only working people, .
prctcnsc about as modest and as near the
truth az that nlatle BY The thsco tallors u
Toolcy street. Evsry man who earns liy.
tug with his hapda or his bralas y as musl!
or brakeA on . freight tra!n.,
Men viii gS on working lpr thc most they can
got, Just " they alxuss have donc.. Sensible
men arcept the conditions under Which they are
placed, and mako the most of their situation,
No general scl,eino that hun,nn ingenuity eAt'
dcyisu will make ail men happy or the!r wotk