The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-08-03
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A QCEzTIJS or FORCE AGALyzT FORCE
It II not 4 gIesriGn now either OF rirh
" wrong Il vii become that hereafter
IL ia nov a question Of 5oree aralns
orce- Capital 1as called On authority
Law has been invoked by business. .
display liz thunders. The organize,
military has Beeu yet against the 8ry4n
Ze1 strikers. 4 new vocation ha4 5eeI
created, the one Of furssziug muriuou
LABOR. II the case Of the strikers vas
hard one, there IL evidence enough tina
there we're hundreds OF thousands IN ,
harler lot. The places they shrew "
1scaIse they we're earning little. ar
sought Tor. zen teexsrs 70 one place. g7
those VINO we're earning nothing It /
against the most distressed Of then
brethren Il straits that ahe strikers fee.
more anger now man ANYBODY aI4a. The
men VINO have thrown uD work tor p0or
pay do @ vaa1 ID XII the men VINO paid
them - little, Is they think. half q
eaIrrly AZ they want - XII them VINO
are Eaad 20 IeE work AZ a1v price. Their
Hrzu quarrel was dgaIna capital Thew
ara new warning On AZ nIcn Of 1auger-
lsm as sees A chance % get a living BY
Labor The raat Of augerism, especially
the VICIOUS part Of II, IL aIviug i1self
with the crime thar Il mcGiEaEing raifs
On society L "a tlTes, Ia guitar. and
bGGsIHr zaua.
Az LN-I aAECFJDy. 81 A STRIKE.
View TlrK EeraId.
The men VINO ara blaczadinr roads.
burning cars, attacking crgups. 6rsaking
aPen aad saCkz1g 4nops. throwing stones
lB moving trans. are not strikers Ehev
are r18Gers; l1 Ii not 4 STRIKE 5u5 IN N
sufrectl0u, and il 1aa aGJ a hope OF sue
cess II may still further cripple the
abroad companies and disable them
rom paying far wares: Il NAV put the
public ~ great EueGn FenIencr. Iass and
expense 5UE is vii be crushed cur. and
Eaen sHe a~ndscomes, AFTER al the disgrace
such InarChIcaI attempts bring 41ou
the country and upon the Torkm-n.
vla5 good VII aave 1een accGmDIiahede
A zEEEE --HAaEr lF ECC1s.7
View York World.
save n the matter ct light ant ire.
which Just AZ the present ara n0r crying
1ecss7llIes with the poor 0f PiuGaburg il
II dItiCulG % tee how the Wholesale burn
NJ 1t property can be looked upeu a a
III 1-TvT4F A. -za y-1.4s ~ -L, III - l.
]oGr. 10 Is only 4 man VINO believes
Win JACK aCe that the three haa.Ded
.oJ should have seven hoops VINO an
= brought TO oppose that destruction IL
.LsErlbul0n. a. I'd these distinguished but
LlJeruariGnaLiscs il seems
D De.
TILE STRIKERS PLAYING WITH FIRE.
Detroit z1srl
This violence and riot brings the com-
and the rioters sace to face. If I
le spir1T when IL now rampant among '
lLrpad employees shall win A victory. It Q
III be at the expense Of the prosperity q
the country No country can thrive q
hen property is AZ the mercy Of lavIess- 4
.sa and moo violence. such aers a. 9
sgrace the country to-day ara the same f
spirit and character IL those which !.
axe Mexico and south American rp- a
IbtIcs 20 e0uIemp1biy weak. It makes
Inference 70 property owners or those
are ambitious 10 own property.
neither their property H4 liable 70
sCructI0u at the hands Of re evolutionary q
or revolutionary Labor leagues. u
u countries where property Il at the y
Grey OF moo law 70 down into the gulf y.
destruction, and there IL no help tor p
If reckless men can thus imperfI 50
Ir0ad property at a moments warning " y
are fast bringing the country to a ~
ld1ElOn where people will not build III
I run railroads, or will do it under A p
iPorlc, arbitrary government that viii *
short work with such anarchy
at viii mean a different sort ofcCuuErv
! government from what we have at
IE viii mean some sort OF nv Or
.menb that does not depend upon the 81
les OF the mass Of people out OF which bu
h MODS are e~ngendered. This means co
,pafarDn Of society into classes. the fin
radiation Of the laboring ~cIAsses, and a CT
Of opportunities 70 rise in du
social scale Il means, IN short. a to-
Of the America which l. the De-
lred home OF the working classes into rh,
America which viii no longer euiov foe
! distinction These strikers are or
ring with fire, and sooner or later w
? will burn the roofs over their own Ba
IL Unless they blow out their torches. tn
SIMPLY OUTLAWS. rer
Cleveland Herald coz
= s. %kv 49, - L. Il " au|
it. officers, wanbonly burn and DESTROY the
and TO threats and violence add tina
robbery and murder, thew are -ou
outlaws, and should De treated a. ina
l. 1t IL monstrDus that the business law
e whole country should be paraIyzed. -pei
Fl stopped, the mails impeded, cities
4 over 10 a reckless and u~urierDus
le, and the power Of half A dozen I
: and Of the national government de- MOI
BY a mob Of rioters. The nation Il haV
aced By such proceedings a. those at that
burg, Beading, Baltimore and other fact
$ where the mob have had their pert
/. Society viii be in peril Unless int
lawle-sness Is suppressed promptly Ike
hose melting and participating mi tum
punished It Il not now grow
ion Of wages, but Of the eomnou dom
+. It i not an issue between rail bros
companies and employees, but be- He )
order and anarchy. sIepi
vrrfors ELEMENT az TOP rubb
Cincinnati Gazetu- ~
lt Il here, - everywhere the idle. -
: and criminal elements are o n ton -
have suodued the workiurmen -
everywhere stand imDotentIv by =,
e the Subsistence Of their families
from them All over the country 70
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