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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26

Sores, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in
the Bones, Side and Head, Female
Weakness, Sterility, Leucorrhua, arising
from internal liberation, and Uterine
disease, Syphilitic and Mercurial dis
eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emaciation,
General Debility, and for Purifying the
Blood.
This Sarsaparillais combination of
vegetable alternatives - Stillingia, Man
drake, Yellow Dock with the Iodides
Of Potassium and Iron, and is the most
efficacious medicine yet known for
the diseases it is intended to cure.
Its ingredients are so skilfully COM
bined, that the full Alternative effect OF
each is assured. and while it is so mild
as to be harmless even to children, it is
still 50 effectual as to purge out from the
system those impurities and corruptions
which develop into loathsome disease.
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from its cures, and the confidence which
prominent physicians all over the coun-
try repose in it, prove their experience
of its usefulness.
Certificates attesting its virtues have
accumulated, and are constantly being
received, and rs many of these cases are
publicly known, they furnish convincing
evidence Of the superiority of this Sar-
saparilla over every other Alternative
medicine. So generally is its superb
ority to any other medicine known, that
we need do no more than to assure the
public that the best qualities it has ever
possessed are strictly maintained.
PREPARED ny
Dr.. ]. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell. Mass,
Practical and 4maIyfieaf CIsrs1.isfs
SOLD M ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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,. n. BuRKHART,

- = 2 - N 7 oGS1
CORNER FIRsr AND nSoADALBIS srREETs.
Farms of all sizes, improved and uniln-
proved, in this and adjacent counties, suit
able for grain raising, also umbered lazd
and stock ranches fer sale on easy terms.
Also for sale 3 number of DWELLING
houses and vacant lets in this city.
Parties desiring to either sell or purchase
should call and learn terms and prices be-
fore purchasing elSeW here.
Persons desiring help can be provided
with any number Of laborers by leaving
rdsrs. dn1s2tf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the partnership heretofore exist
ing between The undersigned in business
e keeping the ComstOck Hotel, in Albany,
Oregon, under the firm name of Odeneal
4 Edgar, is this day dissolved by mutual
.onse1t. All claims and demands due the
drm are to be paid to Ad. Edgar. and all
Indebtedness against said partnership is
60 be paid by the said Ad. Edgar, who will
ooHtiaue the business in his own name.
T. B ODENEAL,
AID. EDGAR.
April ID 1878. S5w4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26
To Our Friends

whs have favored us with their patronage return
our sincere thanks Our business will be continued
heretofore and efforts to give satisfaction to all
who may favor with their orders, will be unabated
We have improved our machinery, and increased the
capacity of factory, to meet the growing demand
for aswider scope of work. both plain and ornamental
our thriving city and country and prepared to
furnish the Latest Styles Of Work in our line
ma, osk kI,a
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26
ANOPEN LETTER
SPEAKS FOR RITsELF.

RocKroKT, Mass. April ., 1877.
Ma. EDlroR:-Haying read in your paper reports Of
the remarkable cures Of catarrh am induced to tell
what know about eataTTh, and fancy the ''snuf"
and .inhaling tube" makers (nere dollar grabbers)
would be glad they could embazon : similar in
the papers. For 26 years ! suffered with cafaErh.
The nasal passages became completely closed 'Snuf
dust ashes 'inhaiixg tubes" and sticks
wouldn't work, though at Intervals would sniff up
the so-called catarTh SNUFF until became valuable
tester for such medicines. gradually grew worse,
and no one can know how much suffered or what
miserable being was Ny bead ached my eyes
that confined 70 my bed for many days
suffering the most intense pain, which a. one time
lasted continuously for 100 hours All Of smell
and taste gone, sight and hearing timpared body
shr1nken and weakened, nervous system shattered,
and constitution broken and was haw king and splitting
seven-eghths cf the time prayed for death 70 re-
lieve Of my suffering. favorable notice IN your
paper Of DR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy induce q pur
chase package, and use Il with Dr.. Pierces Nasal
Douche, which applies tho remedy By hodrostatie pres
sure, the only way compatible with common sense.
Well, Mr.. Editor il did not in threefourths
Of second nor IN hour month but in less than
eight minutes relieved, and in three months en-
tirey cured, and have remained for over sixteen
months. While using the CatzrTh Remedy, used Or.
Psrces Golden Medal Discovery 70 purify my blood
and strengthen my stomach also kept my liver
active and bowels regular by the Of his Pleasant
Pargative Pellets II my experience Will induce other
sufferers TO seek the Of relief this lett
viii have answered its purpose.
Yours truly,
s ID. RENICE
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26
READ THIS!

IF YOU WISH TO ENGAGE IN GOOD, WELL
L established, growing and paying business, call and
see E. Carter & Co. at their DOOR, SASH AND
HARROW FACTORY, in Albany who propose to
sell one-hal the whole of their factory property,
real and personal very accommodating terms to
accepted purchaser. For particulars apply to Ad-
Ahar the nranlisns.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26
For Sale.
A Splendid Farm.

Onn ACRES-2OO in cultivation. It
OOU is we'll fenced and otherwise we'll
improved 200 acres Is the best of far ming
land. Good house, barn, and all necessary
improvements for an excellent modern
farm. Ne WHITE LAND on the place. II is
situated l 1-2 miles west of gAlbany-the
great agricultural center of Oregon For
terms enquire at the place of
vl3nIf J. L. HATCHER.
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sPBCLAL NOTICES.
A GA r ID.

49, q yeuth, nervous vealne<s early decay, loss o
ErlAood. &c, win send reeps that viii cure yoJ,
l1kE o. CHARGE. This great remedy was discover
q b Missionary IN South America Send a sesfad
1Eesd eayelopo 70 the RRy. JOSEPH 7. INNAS, Sta
~ y. Bihs HOUSE, New York Cay. ylslnzyl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26

Ayers
SaTSaparilla

For Scrofula, and all
scrcfulous diseases, Erysi-
pelas. Rose, or ST. Antho-
ny's Fire, Eruptions and
Eruptiye diseases of the
skin, Ulcerations of the
Liver, Stomach, Kidneys,
Lungs, Pimples, Pustules,
Boils, Blotches, Tumors,
letter, Salt Rheurn, Scald
Head, Ringworrn, Ulcers,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26

Cures ssCold in Head" and Catarrh
or ahEnnnn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-02
DEMoNsTRA Tfoxs IN ENGLAND.
The People Holding NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. md
diminishing the Government.

IoSno~ Mnvt pol;ticoI demonstrations
,or adj o,,,,,s, Tho o,ovorn,nor, oro Tho ordor
~ ,h,s ,vccl rho noruInr moo,ipg bo,d a,
rnoIt.i 49,, ,t.,,,t,,. l., ,,,,or, - ,I C,,,.or,,
,,,,, -, Glitch ,h, pi,,ht Ifnn Gn,horno IInrdv
Ill. e.,,.. -, ,,.,. ,.ti,,.o1 80,
mum H''r''''rS' sp"N'' was iu,o"vu ycs''r
day by opposition meetings vt Mnnchestor, Mt
which John Bright spoke, and nj Briefly Hill,
,n,,, ,,,.',a,., ~, NJ Ioaon, l,ho,,,,..
W,l'n WIS n'"r'S7'" Wv W. 'v9VI'' 'n"'''uor-
lain tRadican. member OF Parliament Tor Dir
mirphntn Tomorrow another demonstration
,,I, a., =, ....,, In 10 III -, M,
nuS'Ic '" 'hu ''oN',i '."'h' WI" no ''o'u at DIT
mingh"m. The whole energy OF tho opponents
-, '.,,, H.. =, -, H., ,,,.,.,,.,,,a', 10y.
hhE'"h" WIN ,nus po n'"Iu W Voniu'n'.' pro
test against the policy Of the Cabinet At the
Manchester mectinp 500 dclepates from Lib
a, ~ ,,, 18th - Is,,,,,,,,I -
eral organizations IN inc north OF England wcro
present. The speeches Of Mcssrs. Bright and
Chamberlain directly face the issue raised nv
the Government They ask the country not to
choose between the various courses for assert
in,, pri,ish in,crcs,s II, the East but 10 not -,
~" 'i"io" NV, ~ s.. a, ~ Va,
tue principle That we nave no Interests therc nj
all which are worth the costs OF II war. They
also asked the country ho' TO ucciue now iar II
is prepared to maintain existing treaties. or by
what mems existing engagements can best be
..,,,t,t Iii, .i.,,,,,, ta,,,. h,,, % o,r,,
rccohcl'u WIN cNlS'hS i"''7 ""' W p'V"ouncc
that existing treaties ar" nm utter mistake
Rumors Of dissolution Of Parliament nrc
aE"ih nv IL ~ s"'" 'i',' wv NVhsv''".N' "s-
sociations have received secret instructions to
nrcnnro for such contingency The London
,orr,s,,on1o,, -, ,hc Iivcrrool ms, snvs tho,
'"rIospon"'"' % 'o '.'''r ''' '"' '''"'
he Il informed on Trustworthy authority that
Lord Bcnronsnnld ms resolved ON dissolution
and lint /, will occur about Whitsuntidn
Tho Bpi1jc1i Corrsspon,ipnce has the following
from Constnniinoplr: d" II is said that Cen
Todiohcn hns nrnin urged the occupation Of
Shumla' Varnn' and Bntoum, intimating that II
th" porto immcdin,ely com nlied the Rnssinns
womb Withdraw To- The fortified limo of Tchak-
ur,iin Trhntaldin md Dcrkos"
The session II tho Chambers was TODAY rc-
onrnod in Rome I'm the Chamber of Dcnutira
Primo NJ mister Coiroli gave nm absolute denial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-02
sPEiKING orr AGAINST FRAUD.
The Hon. u. 4. Lockwood Demanding nm tn
Nc.tIgntIon In the Nnme Of the PropIc.

WAsHINGToN May Id. L. Lockwood,
member from the Buffalo district. made the
first speech in this Congress tonight on the
fraudulent election Of President in 1876. His
speech attracted great attention by It's uncom-
promising position and close reasoning. He
reviewed nj length the course of that election
and the proceedings which characterized it. and
closed by demanding an investigation in tho
name of the people. who could not per-
nit Chief Executive 10 remain in
the White House with tho brand Of
fraud upon his brow. M possible circum-
stances. no plea Of cXpcdioncy. no desire for
peace quiet. or silence could dcfcr an inquiry
into this vital and necessary question. No man
could afford TO delay It. and Ia thorough inycs-
ugHtion demonstrated Haycss title so much the
better for him. II not. he ought not 10 stay for
m hour in tho place he would disgrace, and to
which he had as vet no GEAR title. The business
classes of the country. and by these cnsscs ma
Mr.. lockwood said ne meant to include every
mechanic and every shopkcop"r interested in
honest dealing and fair trnde-wcre in favor Of
this inquiry. II WINS n ch!umnY to declare that
tlry were willing 10 Jet the. choice Of a nrcSi-
dent remain IN doubt IN investigation into
TINS suhlr't SHOULD he complete. II should pnss
from the mranret election officer to the highest
in the land. II should scrutinl2' tho acts Of an
and leave nothing undonc 10 assure the ueople
that the man Of their choice cat in the White
House.
Mr.. Lo'kwoods speech was unexpected and
attracted tn" attention which II deserved. lie
hns not heretofore been heard from upon tho
floor, hut his sperrh to- night has drawn general
praise from Older members.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-02
MIR. WIN.iNTs DEFICIENCY.
Why a Firemen's Widows and Orphans Re
lief Fund IL short Of Money.

The trustees Of the Brooklyn Fremens
WIDOWS and Orphans Relief Fund have been obliged to
suspend The payment OF pensions for this quarter owing
adencienoy In the Of the late Treasurer Of
VIC iund, Mr. Daniel d. Wnant. OF So South Finh
street. Brooklyn, who Is billiard table manufac
,urer IN Gold Tect, this city. Mr.. Winant has
peen Treasurer Of the fund for about twenty I'VE
tesIs and was formerly member Of the brooklyn
hoaIu OF Education lie was much respected and ms
nnnsy was never Questioned. Among the socicty's
SSulues was tl.pp Georgia bond, which bought
laI About six months ago the bond was worth
L'"iuh am te trustees instructed Mr.. Wnant to sell
~ ne ialed To report The safe several OF the trustees
sssa on nm at hi Office 70 ask about the bond and he
~ ,.e b9iu was az hls hnus when hc was visited At
,.'u WAT he hal lostit lie WAS then asked de
"nlei he failed a. make,
thuarf Mr. Passenger elected Treasurer. and
SSmno oblnned ~" books he found that there was
~ u slh-', which amount was The lace value ui
'"'l hnl accrued interest Mr. Miuant- property
go. nraNlN encunberei that the society would not
MORTGAGE nn u ia lieu o the amount due. and
s'i w MAKE good the the trustees instructed
4" e.nhtl lp hefih fut against him and the action
~o.,i WhhlE As they hoped Mr.. Nnaut
na, ~ NNnr The sum, the trustees borrowed money Ia
nvsr, ru."n, 10 tine widows AMI orphans Tor the last
rer nul hn,r VIVA are dependent on the fund Will
AZ nNrliir co. tho trustees of tho funI was held lnst
49, hinnlwiv. MiiNnlnshurgl In private tucN.
sti u,,,N Wf .nnrs ~ the lund MI. Ninant- friends
nhs,g N,elshut short time to square hs accounts,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-02

ADAMS AT Derry, y a.. Apri 70 sarah r Adams.
willow ~ the late samua Adams n-od - wears
htEnE In G1tr@'nf. l"Vt~, Ann - hv suicide.
Cant II nccr Provost MARSHAL IA Mobile dUrnl no
CALANpRIA-N Dunkirk. y ! . rrccutly. tho Rev.
AuiN'u Slam lt 80 80 wears tHuiiN I'd .ho fns,
tlom-t orlr in tAg lmwd States he Wa q native NJ
Pore leo NH
EDWARDS In Chicago Apnl %. Cant Prank d. FL.
wards. formerly o Tho riNth Uuitc states Cavalry.
later captain N Comic q. Iwtri, ..eCunl sew Nur.
sttic HNat} OF hslntcvcr nIed 20 tcas aud months.
LA RplA In Brooklyn. Y, April a', G. { La kolh,
aged ih '"nr.
fuu.t4 ,n Thursday, May . att O'Clock. at his rcsi.
deuce. ~ Henry
MEEhILL--in Dorchester. Mas. April -, the Rev.
4 ID Merrill, H-td - N,ar.. one o tno pioneers nj
VI the 49, 90 NtW En-ltul niif ins it "a yeats
aud coumOrlf kn. wu ns Father Noiuf
MONTHS ON irr~liy. Arrn 80 ~ MONTGOMERY,
Crane COUNTY, All,d AcNnrilo, .nn 81. sylvester j.
an sarah Nrrrs. 70 vn IS .fi. if,' il.uti
Funeral sriNros At up fEc-l tciiu church Friday.
FARM Pa nth rlrson.ncli. VI. Nrrll u Mrs.
l@t i - i!rks. iorncrlvM h'dotrrl l.td 49, year.
liEk'i.-DruMW 81 Ncfnrf co... Ayri ~. whta
re- crnf fln crcwof 20. i'ln ti0rf Cart Pierce,
a iiil't.t N-N. -H \ }. .t.i.l DO. ..Hr~
SMl III. In MuI'"r. No,d ~ oIl. recently. william
SWth, .rhuisuu y can't. john G.inf. Sow Eufaut
loNnh-f. who 900 The rc,oliot r.mu.fni fu tt. huN>h
rcelutut knnNH o. fNc H.t.N Watch " When tho
str, iel' W. rii Hi cunt tr'It 81 80 90 NorH lra
SNYDER vi sunutaJ. tL. Air.i .s. 'fLlt iu, 10 n.
under Buchanan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-02
IyrEsTIGlTIoN MUST RE MADE
Fresh Demand. for Searching Inquiry into the
Florida Frauds,

WASHINGTON, May The entirely new
phase put upon tho results OF tho election in
1876 in Florida by the recent publications in
THE Sun WAS forcibly attestcd to-day in Il
letter addressed by Bishee. the Republican con-
testcc from the First Congress District in that
State 10 Finley, the Democratic contestant.
large volume Of printed evidence mad been
tak'n in this case and the time within which
witnesses cnn hc cNaminedin accordance with
the election law hal long ago passed. But in
this letter Bshco says that the now evil
dcncc published has materially changed the
ease upon which he relies. and the
propos that both aSrcc TO reopen the case and
take testimony again. 1t is not probable that
Finley will ngrec to this rs tho evidence he has
already obtained clearly gives him his seat
without the ald oi the recent atlidavis which
complete his chain of tite. nor would An ex-
animation conducted hv a commission and pro-
co"ding largely upon eX-paTtc afdnvits be Of
question which must sunu"r or later BE- investi-
gated IN Florida To do that q COM
needed such an Investigation Is now SCI GER
tain. and is approaching 50 inst. that some Re-
puhlicans. and among them some Il Havess
supporters. are anxious that the inquiry shall
J." carried on hv n joint committee Of the two
Houses Whatever course is adoptnd ii is main
that nm inquiry cannot be long delayed Day
iy day the demand for an investigation dcnp-
ems. Democrats who have opposed reopCning
lli'' @h'l''t NV l'l"l'NN 81 llllhNlHE II. l''Ni-
ocras. some especially IN ths Senntc
who have been emphatic and public in their Oh
position To- the first steps toward righting
The ercnt wrong are bcwildcred by the new
proof ~ fraud and sock soma new measure 10y
whose support they can rctrarc their action.
None better offers than demand for an invrs-
tigation. searching. impartial. and complete.
Much that has been heard from Florida. and
some things said here. have led to the belief
that only small part OF the evidence has yet
hcrn brought To- light. Much remains in re-
serve. Congressional investigation only can
Tpufh IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-02

New York. Wednesday. My 1.-Receipts Of
hcevcs to-day were ie3 car loads 1919 head. making
all9 head Ence Mnhtnv. aganst 3ls tor the time
last week. The demand was good. and the market rned
inity active. ut an advance ut Al T. head to &C. n
lnclullng Cherokee steers the eNtrene range was
eA6lOisc. & h. dress bjj7 NJ 10 the gross W.T. and
~ GRITTY OF sales tell between o. ami lie H. to drcss
90 rs Exporters took Con head.
Receipts OF calves 5lS head making A total Of
81 head since Monday against O5s the time
last w,ck. Not much change IN puccs and lair rmio
atJaHar D. for butcrmiik calves AMI Isdc Tor NCals
Noceintsm sheep aud lambs to-day - car loads,
or i52i head making total ut GIT since Monday
against D. 6n fr the -nmc time last week Prices
maintained aud tho market about steady 4.g7o
q n Tor poor TO extra unshorn sheet fse5kc com
mon tncNtra clpied do. and s@lujsc " b. Tor common
to choice spring lambs.
Receipts n hogs were 80 car loads. or so3s head
making total OF ~ .U7 since Monday against 90 io
the same time last week. load uf live hogs lhJ
Ms average. changed hands alive Ut s3 20 d 100 Ms
Ciiy.dre ssed were very quiet at 40 i4c. e n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-02
4 JEfLOUs HUSBANDS DEED.
What Came Of n winr'- Attempt 10 Help
support her Family.

Until n few weeks ago Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
scph Wagner lived happily in n roar suite Of
rooms directly under tho roof NJ II very tall
tenement. ~ Clinton street. Wagner made
mattress springs for Schneider. Stroheim 4 Co.,
1875 Canal street. and was subcrand industrious
Mrs. Wagner is a pretty blonde. about %
years Old. Two months ago shc told her hus-
bani that she was determined To assist him to
support their two little children. and on the next
day she read in newspaper that the services
OF woman were wanted in tho kitchen of
chop house. 2OG Church street. She applied for
the situation and was accepted. Charles Nor
ris tho harkccpcr there. mado himself very
agreeable TO Mrs. Wagner
3" He came to see us once. she said yesterday.
with tcnr= in her Dyes. but my husband had
no quarrel with him then, Norris told me that
he would take mo ia England with him after
few months. and thu SHOULD not have any
moro trouble or nnN.;y IT, would do cyery,
thing Tor me- My husband had told him TINT |
was very fond Of c.xpcnding money for dress,
and he made usc Of That to tell mo ought not
70 live with man who Kept me down, My hus-
against Norris. hut Norris filled my hcnd with
his talk. don't know how. il was. | might
have known that he was n bad man To- try TO get
woman who had two children 70 descrt her
husband. hut my head was full Of his talk. |
met him once by appointment on the street. aud
we went to Central Park together. Tho rcsiau-
rant whorc. We both worked WIS closed.
but we madc another ,op,gyoinitmcni to meet meet
nj second avenue ana Eighth street this
morning NJ 10 o'clock To- 20 to- Cen
tral ihrk. NV husband hnd learned from
mo the kind OF promises the man had
made me. and went out To- Keep my appoint
mcnt. Intending To- tell Norris that b. must not
come near mo. met him ut Eighth street !
got into q cnr to go with him to Central Park, |
supposed he would step in right after me, hut
while was yet ON tho platform heard loud
on turned around and saw blood on Nor.
riss neck. and snw my husband knew Mt
oncc what had occurred. although had not
seen tho blows struck with the kniic II was all
my fault. I'm afraid Norris will die. and then
they'll hang my hushand-.lont you think SO |?
went M tn b"leNu" ma got ns n"nr To Nor
russ bod ~ could. hut they wouldn I lot me sce
him. hope he'll get well. have not done
anything wrong. and meant that to-day should
he the last | should ever see OF him. While |
stood on tho platform ~ the car looking at the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-02
woRKIN6MEN HEARD.
Cooperation TO he the watchwerd sud the
Goal TO which they VIII steer.

Between three and four hundred persons
among whom were many well-dressed women.
gathered In tho Germania Assembly Rooms.
last evening. to hear Prof. Folk Adler set forth
tho aims and objects OF the new labor organiza-
tion-the Workingmen's Lyceum. We hear
on every side" DR.. Adler said. doleful pre-
dictions OF tho future of the labor movement.
There are ominous mtterings in the air of tho
storm about to break in the far West. 1t is ru-
morcd abroad that the workingmen are about to
tnkc up arms ostensiby TO assert and defend
their rights in reality to trpspnss on and de-
stroy the rights Of others. II IL tit. when thrac
sh an nsuon WITCH Ere w 10 tho D
terests of the workingmen by peaceful means.
and without conflicting with those Of others. The
policy o. aggression 10 self-cvidently suicidal.
and nothing would be moro fatal To the revolu-
tionists than success. A single triumph would
prove all their theories to be futile. The feel
ing OF Impression. on the other hand. is no less
fatal. What we need Ia education which will
teach the capitalist tn respect the rights OF the
rights Of the capitalist"
Or. Adler sketched the system on which the
Lyceum is to he conducted and then continued:
What. has struck mo is the lack Of dignity
which has hitherto adhered to the discussion
Of social questions Tobacco and beer, foul
mouthed rhetoric and rant have heretofore
characterized argument on tho most important
problem for humanity to solve. One ,of the
duties OF tho WorkinRmen's Lyceum will b. to
lend dignity TO the workngmen's cause. We
shall establish Il platform on which social topics
will he discussed in scientific manner. All
classes Of tho community will have n right of
speech on this PLATFORM. We do not believe 1t
n be- dangerous to hear communistc argu-
ments." tApplause.l
In discussing the connection between capital
and labor. Prof Adler said: Cooperation is
our yetehword. rCooperaiion IL t. the soa to
ton is the work Of the Lyccum."
The speaker denounced the tenement system.
right to work is what the workingman
claims. Eighty per cent. OF the criminali;y OF
New York is committed IN the tenement districts.
The tenement system Is n breeder OF crime. II
the 81 on which II has boon said laborer with
five children should live [hisscs forces him to
live in these filthy places. where moral mius-
mas are worse than the physical. he has II
right to protest.