New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-26


Knghts Of Labor, sies, wcrkiuSmcn's unions, ANA 80
form arc poonlar e,luoa:ors Thsy teach how to
co,nbt nd act together Tho true purpose Of educa
tcn - 10 teach rcn 10 i've with nao.l other Labor
as we lind IL, IL mostly stupid and uninnhih&
Ever eli ut To raise the people BY education
T. 10 be approved II men learn how TO- snnoraina'e
;hcn,seIv.s and how t. organize and the methods Of
poca economy ~ their attempts At labor unions II
is roundabout and ruie real education Il tie coln
r,on people The whole human advances By stun
bling Wisdom - only arrived ~ By many attempts.
1hs ignorant aud poor dom know how 10 81 nirns ana
our synpathy al, ud DO Win the multitude, with the
poor and not Win the strong ana po"orfui ot VIII
weak.
"Sfrkes occur either justly or unu,ty. 1t "a notice,
Simple shere almost no labor troubles. Lut when
business bccones enlarged ANA combined, when egal
then the pressure Of sriasDness begins 10 lac felt IL
is when combined that seihshnos- terrific power,
do not speak against banks and brokers', capitalists
and corporations or ra"ays; without tneln S0o"ty
be NJ sensible 10 take away the beams RON bol'e
tie bones from body 10 hod society Wen tXs tn'r
tho law of seshness however, must not nave ull sHh6
mad inl sway. The power held by eoihh ,h,
cal organizations must be held ~ EN-, tho
the combination OF capital which would never get IN
any ofher way. II chearcns goods Inc oiilashioned
household loom could compete VIII LOWciI or
Lawrence It's grand Thing 10 make things cheapy,
Int 1t must not cheapen men IL II huinVits the
n wants true moral impulse ana justice.
II capital has its rights 50 has aD1r IL 10 40 ios IT, II
must also nos dictate. But no man owns me- Dizziness
entirely where IL involves mnumanl'y OF makes mo
heavier or more burdens, To diners 'ap,al has no
right to be unjust or inlunan. Tie human element
must considered If you employ men Oh mus. t4he
weak tie pod must be missionaries 10 the DAa. III IS
time that Ine Obligations to.God anu humanity "oic
preached -, A.,
II Won were to hear the other side, yon would tnd
much reason in tie complaints Oh inc Moi s their
The poor have much TO Justify theH Ihey pay 'n I5
toxes hetcr han the ron. How NOTORIOUS IL the dls
honesty the rich IN this matter lie VINO does noo
pay his proportion cheats every man VINO hells haho
II IN There are hundreds of rich men VINO are pick
pockets They sit in the churches, ana arc nisn III couh
cs day they pick the pockets OF the pour ee
Their attempts avoid paying their taxes, see the de
hberate carefully considered methods OF mdng
can that they have it not. All these are con
and indirect roLberios Is there not ground iof
some prejudice against the rich one ought
mercy 70 not hide from taxation but 10 oher 10
contribute to the welfare OF the comm LWeatI Inc
rich should TO he taxed and not wait 10 be hunted
out. But the more wealth a man has, the more ne
desires 10 be taxed as little 70 possible ne res.rus
taxation blOOdutng This is the lneanest form O
ana selnohncss-Don't you thnk SOL mink Oi
the effect the young and on the poor Here ls man
with lliOus and he only rays much ~ another man
with thf usandS Nnen the income TAX was IN NoSue,
only paid half much tax rs did DO We need
men see how the power OF combined capital is used
Affect legislation. Is cue Legislature school ana
pattern of honesty Can any meroous schemes PAST
called rats the pubic granary the LOBBY
said 10 b. Powerful than the House. To reNcr-
ece the aW QUE nus; not see made. say that
by money, the creation OF the rich 10 O
press tho poor what u the lh1ueuoo on puouc sent
ment OF whit called 'cOrnersF Has any a
right, If he had the power, to stop the Gulf
S!reumi Would nos England and Northern Europe
something 10 says could we allow any to let
belt up the suni Or spread nusAnces over wide
tracts Of territory Or By paicnrsht control al in
and be dcspOt ought any man to control the
grain crop aud raise Its price ~ per cont few
can disturb the prices OF many things aud them to
dance at their Willie be tao play Lnln Oi ayarce
&" DO not say that n against riches i am for riches
in tno spirit Of the Gospel and against them i'll the spirit
OF the Devil We ought not To complain of railroads
nOrc than 81 the laws OF nature, but sec how hey
built managed. sill believe that railroads
been bmit honestly, but in this | in the
minority See me transactions IN the elevated
railroads IN New-iOrA. They have discovered
an elevated system Of finance II Is exponent Of
Christian ingenuity, Ingenuity Christians.
All tncsc tnSs are knO~n until the very mare al cor
POration - ahtG and the people icc oppressed. nd
whcn one refuses 10 Increase the pttu 81 or Tl1
tyrant Is TINS when buys legislatures aud now
wIIngs the bread out Of the mlutns OF aud our
cmcren. No class OF men Is 50 bound o be CHRIS 1ns
a. the Hch hol' 50 Doihd 40 snow cihflJ ahI cnhsh
alton. ihelc VIII yet rs times and uues aud nail
a. tuIs land The rich say that they own prop
cray and can 40 IS they nrase no man can teacH llei
Df all u.u. You must lot ii known. McI WHO IN
AcW-IOrk build palaces ifom which me-
danger tier i"rs. 1t j. not riches when are
odious. can any man polut Il ringer at Pcte: Cooper
Rcucs Should DO as SAFE here as III Heaven who're the
stcis paved with gold ahd 40 one wants iti TINS
and more, Dut tnc day Is too not
Here Mr. Blochcr paused moment in the delivery OF
his sermon, ana tucn continued: Ihe day L. not Out
It vii be hotter yc sr some The 0ny WAY % rec
wrongs i u set puDlc opinion righi. &c
rignt aud teach others 10 uv the SANE. Inc
Door snUuld rejoice that others axe rci, ana the rch
lhaj they and bless the poor We may be Hght
IN creed, c;tocsu and churcu Out Al secular f" Dc III
ndels the worst type Lee Tie Ia" Ol love govern
I4fo."