Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-09

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proprietor Of every form Of railssy and
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ant, comprising voices Of unpaid en-
ploye g of many kinds, and Of the wives
and children whose natural protectors
cannot get .whst 10 due them" and who
suffer in consequence, and hurricanes on
sea with tornsd0es on shore would lie
mild and plscid 10 comparison.
But the agination 10 only bewildered
by . motley and innumerable throng of
sufferers. Lot 40 take single victim
and contemplate him. His employers
have promised him . salary-but they
have 1t in their own power how and when
they shall pay him. The natural payday
comes, but not the money. He has
landlord, who has noted the almanac.
He must 90 round and explain. He has
wife aud children, who could not exist
if the eupplies did not como in. But the
suppiiers count on, and send for, month
" payments. They have to be seen and
put of. HE vito goes to the store with
a timid and faltering spirit. She cannot
ask for better things, o. breach suspi-
cion that she il being patAf with second.
rate articles It first.rate prices, for she 10
behind 10 her symeuta. He 'drags" on
bis work. vexed at the shifts forced upon
him; indignant at the wrong he feels
being done him; Inundated BY the sense
Of his impotence; and justifying to him.
self the wsat Of nerve and thoroughuess
by tho fact that it 10 badall round--"pool
work, poor pay" The cordially and
mutual respect batweea employer and
en- ployed, 6syer and seller, arc destroyed
suspicion and mutual dislike take their
place. Meantime the holders Of bis un-
paid accounts have their Get Of troubles,
great or small, 10 the degree in which
their capital, their credit or their ingenu-
| ity enables them to wait for their money.
he bosrows .'tiIl his SALARY 10 paid.''
| They borrow on their accounts. His SAL
ary 10 eaten up, when it comes, and he
never has tie contor. Of looking at bis
ing for his share that he may satisfy the
wholesale MAD. E"Eaten bread ID soon
forgotten" It 10 one thing to pay for
the meat you are to have this week, and
another thing'to pay for what you had
two nonths ago. Meantime group of
CREDITOR 10 growing up, and when money
comes 10 the question becomes eomplicat.
ed. What shall 10 payi What must
stand overt Who can waltz Who can
make us payi To meet one claim another
| 10 created; and II = man 10 borrowing to
provide for t45, be may a. we'll borrow
go, and shave little something over"
The next time 1t 10 harder TO get $50. and
ge would need go; and % the labor
crows and the credit wanes, and he 10
hitler demoralj1sd into familiarity with
th8 idea of 'twenty cents on the dollar"
or he y disheartened, crushed, and broken
utterly.
Tine was when il WAS necessary to
borrow . great deal. Theas 40 abuo-
dance Il resources, and there WAS little
money 10 Develop them. Rich lands lay
s~sitisg the plough and SEED: bat money
must be borrowed 10 pay for plough and
seed. Bss 10 that our cssdifioa sos .
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