The daily gazette., 1883-09-19
WORDS OF WARNING.
some Devices i'm = LABOR Procession that
D@smaad seaions consAGe ation.

tBaAtimore Day.3 s.ta, |
Scattered shtou9h tlisbannerS varied IN |
the ssest pfoeessaep ~ NorkmgHl Ind AAwI
York recently were some that msvWe CRATE |
feeling of alarm amongst thoughtful people, |
One was a cartoon representing negro |
playing the banjo AZ his cabin docr, while
grouped around him were HE wife and
chill ren, comfortable and happy; opposite |
was a-pfcture Of a white workmaBfn tese-
ment house, with eonsumptiye wife lying
on q bed and half-star4ed children standing
Iistlessly about, The inscription was 1.-THE
slave Of the past and the present" Ahother
banner was Inscribed, ~WofkeTs IN tene7
Inent hbuses and idlers inbrotFnst6pe houses
tnnst 20. y 2 Others read, sWhicfisf4n Il be, |
the bsffot'or Judge Lynch a. a.wateh 7the
tools Of monopoly ih the reptsisthrs;''
ssDowu with retit;T "Dosguiiw with the wage
systemsf Prepare for the fevoihton,Sta
aiDpwf with monopo les OF they VIII down
US; D. aaVive Lsltitefnationaier L ~ and 80 oh
while here aifd htre Ioomtd hirldly abcxa
All theks the RED Dag ot the Eoninrne.
Careful estimates show that nom ~ ,0O6e ID
5000 sturdy men niHrchrd bencath these
bknners, attf they were greeted as they
passed with enthusiastic applktfse from
III TsSs : 1YtiIs II I Sab ''.'f se77Q u TT
+ This Il Significant dsAnoHstratfob; f6r a
4 larger PROCESSION than that Is rarely drawn
/ together, even al night III New Ydtk, hi thu
midst of d heated political tarivAss; and vet
tnis vas crowd appeared in daytime, iR re !
spohse 70 no popular excitement, and With.
/ stAfcely any previous public notice. Y There
l We're many Sound IDEAS and maxins I'm
scfibed Oh theiF1 tanners, and sotne that
were eyiuehtiy tiisihterpretk Of wite
utterances Of sensif,ie friends Of fhboFs bpt
there wAs nantfest q growing hatred Of mo.
4 hopoIv. growing irritation against wealth
4 5r6cnfed Without 1abor, and oetehtatiohsiy
I'faunfed th ndeh,s faces, q growing chatting
sgafnst sin6rdihste ton inaaea atktely re-
I'WAtded, and q growing feternfhstibp to
improve things ID some way, either by the
Palfot pr thfodRh Judge EynehtG.b 70 " voting
may mean much, and whether little or,
much viii depend upon the wisdom OF
those who stIfl have the power TO guide and
direct public opiuion. II the Wise, the
FIeafned ana the pdlitic shall open peacefni
ehahnele through witch this gathering
? ao6d, may safely fow BY lawful methods to
4 practical anieliorstfoni of wrongs cofn
= planned OF aud retorm or abuses Indicated,
| then q new and hsathful Influence win Be
j. ffeit nj our Afuggish public affairs; but II
I greed and folly shall try to dam this steam ,
, then It win burst the barrier, and after that
!. ''the deiuge.p" .Es
q We cannot too often repeat this wstHing.
I | We think we know these working people
k,irly we'll, and more conservative, law
I abiding body oi citizens cannot, as Arale, De
found, despite TIE presence among them OF
: wild theorists and fanatical advocAtee of M
: oVestuEning the pFsct'eel effects of which
, would |, ave little for Nihilist to desire
~ IyFror aysFR ldoxeni who would. shrek them.
selves hoaTse al the sight of the red hAs
a thereare hundred or 80 who, would stil
laugh at 1t as a French follyt and declare
e the old stars aud stripes good enough TO
d Il lham, This win always be 30 II the fellow
= | citizens of these conservative and patrioti
:, woTkipgmen show interest In and sYmipath
With them and q desire to assist them
e throNgh.the peaceful agency OF the ballet
e In securing their right Of equality befor
\ | the law, and under It free and fair play fQ
:, that right combination for their commoi
, good, BY which alone they can be enabled
:, | not TO overthrow or cripple capital, bu
u meet 1t on an equality In making two
atI sided bargain, fair to both the contractin
le parties. g..
That all the men we thus Allude to al
Or SCUM In their opinions and right on 8
TO public questions we do not pretend. Bi
ng they al e loyal to the reign of law and indi
mt 4 posed to push to extremes the ideas wit
which many OF them daily. How coul
:, they be expected to AVOID errors of Opinio
IL and judgments Who cares Tor them bl
ld those society denounces as cranks, and VT
ty can show sympathy with their real wrong
n and propose the sober,St remedies and e
cape ignorant middle-class contempt9 Hei
he s the field for the most chivalrous work
learning, and for these people more ths
10 for any others should the priests Of true Gu
az ture put forth their best endeavors. The
al are men, freemen and Americans, and wi
as submit TO no diadactic bectoring from sci
nd sufficient peiagoguee; but the man who b
:. graDpled with some of the practical pro
~ lems of life can fud In no drawing room
re, more sympathetic and Intelligent anhien
Ole than he eau In a gathering OF the leaders
~ organized labor in this or any other eli
"a. | provided he meets them as he would tho
~ assembled In drawing room, on the grou
an Of common interest and equality, whi
ed true courtesy would naturally prom
Igh him to do. The time has come Tor
for ton, and the only question is whett
- this growing power shall atti
10y its ends wisely by sale guidance or be led
res' either success or temporary defeat throu
ted needless confusion and wreck The lsWl.
er, insolence of corporate wealth has provok
the coming storm, and ignorance and gre
on have arrayed too many honest poesessors
% legitimate capital on the SIDE OF this aggr
= sor The immediate question is, shall
pii corporations created by law be reduced
ion obedience to their creator, or by further
for sistance provoke Wild blow 1t their q
he tinued existencel Back of this lie VIII
and train OF other questions; but whether tf
settlement shall be wise or otherwise
sue peuds greatly on the temper and manner
the settlement of the first. Justice to la
now-co-operation with its representa-
day for wise ends-means peaceful reform
1t lawful methods; but injustice to labor nae
ar TO drive it's millions to the leadership
III, those to whom the biood-red banner of
ses Commune speaks more eloquently than
our stars aud stripes. The choice Is 1
open to us as citizens to recognize the RIG
sful OF the majority and to Cooperate with I
1t the way of American citizenship to sec
Justice founded on law, and law limited
experience and knowledge OF its pre-
scope and possibilities, or TO drive men
wild experiments in legislation or worse.
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