The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1877-03-03


order, President tlaSg ia the char.
MIR 4 [. Cameron, If Chicago, editor /
of Tar MoRklNvNAN ; ApNo,ArE, was
introduced. ana delivered an address on
Co-oueratiau Between the Agricultural |
and Other Pr duclug Glasses, which was
ordered printed The following is the ad
dress
A. L. CAMERON'S ADDRESS.
NJ Chairman. Ladies' ana Gentlemen,
10 not know that any arguments ! can
advance, any appeal can make in advo-
cacy " the availability or necessity Of
securing cooperative effort between the
agricultural and other industrial and pro-
Guctlve classes. have not presented them
selves I'd your own good Judgment hum.
bred times before, or that they Will even
POSSESS the charm 81 novelty in their pre-
sentiment but tins do know, that If our
country Is destined e. pass unscathed
through the ordeal tn which she is now
being subjected u tAe auuciPatIous and
designs Of It's founders are 10 be realized
It W. are o. remain a republic IN fact as
Well as ID name, such cooperation Is absU-
iutely Indispensable. While aware III the
difficulties which the contamination Of this
project presents the preig3ices. begutten
hy ignorance, and the objections yfetvd by
class of selfish schcmers. Who would
tcIgu widen THE brvych existing. | believe
they Will be found more imaginary
than real. and Will disappear be-
fore honest and impartial mv,sti-
CATION. II impractical, however. dIs-
cUsslou can do uo harm q feasible the
question Of detail, one Co Dee decided 10y
future events, become. NJ secondary inn
r.-ruura katf#r.r fIf- f.tnr x1lN
sh'ti ann AZ least ~ discard t.l attempts
at eIo4 uenee "r imagery '' '',''eSs I'"
I'Ao''1A'' ''i-''1'" sense Ie'l"I AS 10 com
,""H sense Hle.'' "" 4 tI'l 'a'.'oH "H'cll
It'll Ie.N Mill III 'l'' i's '''1' ''''
e".s 4eS's o' every gay ca l''''e'i'e
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III .l
~ 80 49, =.
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IHt \ NECESSITY FOR OH '"-'ftAAIIoN'
We and two facts IN the consideration
ui TINS question. staring us lu the face
tile existence Ut two classes the rich and
. TIA Y,,r rba man !. ~, l.l.-. ana ,L. ,,.-,
- III - - - ''i''' 80
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III ratb,r,, r,5ira1f, or,,.., 4, /. s',;,I
sgAn y,birI rr,3,.,.s -L..s r..,,its I'M.
pJvv ana IGNORANCE IF rbe masses ard
the tricb,nan- If rb,. few or ,Isa. randi.
ii.trA .r,, .f .,o,,ar,,,,.,,t ~ .,,l ,,,,,st 4,
nece4,v rrnya ] f,iI,,ra Il -b.. ia,rti.
mate tF.nrir IL .,cb ! .,s-s,, Ill. s,.5 i'll
Aston, St.Tsrt and JsnJarbiIr MOI,
whose e,rt-tbr,hs uavar rasrl,.d.l 10 =
Gud-liki r,lIa I'll ,,s,,.,r.,is ;-,,,,,I...
whose btbss. ,ir,,s ,r,,bi-;.,,, a,,l mi, 1.,,.
Ia 800 ' n ''ii' iiiN 4'ii -
- tetse OF power ana concentration
OF wealth--euahled them to amass and
control ~, I'LL .-... - -1.n n,n ,,,
,- 'i' ''.luSsal SUN M c-VVuNV wv
While starvation stood at THE portals W
the bor,.. y Ll1 ia
our upemnloya5 sLiu.d - ,,,,5,,-,r;-,-.
mechanics. who absolutely lived fron hand
70 mouth, who kn-s ..-; -L--- ~. So,
meal Of E1esaals Or the next scuttle Of
coal TO replenlsh the hre were to come from.
We ma also, through the operation oi
the same system, three tourths Of the
improved farms IN the Western States
hoPgiesslE hortsaSeo % the money power
"l wan street the eviction OF whose
occupants Is SIMPLY question OF time
u,''iiuS III III ~ oallle- SCARE
e'Als' eiI'eli - Mn Po'ut 3I lederal
IL - - - ''l0I cars .,
'''-O anu "a o'eu' P'aceu
ls.tI '''-'u ai.'i = "iIlouV
-, Sn,. t,ie
- - u acres u ,hS
- ''''-,''i a"arUeu
In In -. 'i''''s' ""lI"' III Ie"
Il l''i''''y o0-''iie 'lie V"neIs u
7i', "i-N III 1"-'ilely s"lIclehl
'.'0 i17'Ni''i"h oi the
'o""'iS y '''' '''' contrast To the Tune
ysn l' l} VIZ i.l 4 p1rtN
Wher TIT 4. N ngn helped I'M ua,r
Ana THE Door man loved the great.
NJ LII III, ,-', 'i,l, ,'9
When patriot, v,re Iike brot ers-
IN the grand FAM N old.
A cursory review II the situation reveals
the fact that the leading issue and ism
which for years proved the bone OF cohten-
tIon, sectional and Temporary in its charac-
ter, has been swept away and decided by
that tribunal from which there can be no
appeal-the arbitrament of the sword the
national authority has been re-established
over every rood ii American soil, and the
starry ensign floats once more III und:sputed
triumph FROM the kennebec TO the Rio
Grahde. With these changes have come
new duties, new dangers and new respon-
siblhtIes- duties, dangers aud responsible
tiles which viii not down at our bidding,
and which viii test whether the patriotism