The Labor enquirer., 1883-09-22

be r,ectl0n ma4 is DO ticket for To-
tee0nnittesa a@s been ser ser. aa>a,
!" ..asa < e
the day
,sd Eesewhsr9t Of
IL canna .,T a report %.
| .A be ,oa nentral COMMITTEES COMMITTEES
with a tNn nao'nvention is aastc n /
hat the ,here can be no ~ la, n
ow thaV si1 men WIN take 90 say I'D
worklne nentest, I desire suates W a
,onlns So,n t to the dslseh se9 the Who
rds.otnp,e r..e the convention 'HN men
TpoyS DRey wiz represent, S.fore the
= 'ns{ Geld lies open Sossn De.ea to gen
reaI W. ,o heen cho0 r repre-
IN who u, NO convention 'n1 "ept at in
!, in in ,o,n ,nss and reform n1acet in our
Isrisl c'a'' ! feel that ~ p'" sev he esti-
5Iensn.p, ',ben say teIt mis- &C snty five
tel Th the voters OF :Atrad 'n,s 'unty de-
+ cent o. o., in in the adn1lnlsslss sc on of our
e reiots aa;rs but they aar aaT h. 'ttered so
ablie ana,'o have never I'd a plain
, SPEAK, ,;th y positive cOmp,9 ,la 4 'ensiye and
;Ourse, r,,.sssng s landmarks aesd 5...' before re
preposssSSSsvsr Never before IN tn history of
them County has there been aa pI1 5s..stn open sn
Ii nressOnS 0A , rrntaleht for the past
! ton as ha'0 with which the very air
! six months "NN r,ant .hree out of
4 is at preseh. one N eets say this
\ avery four ci''r 80 Of state , county and
Il thing OF the handl ed by a few
=. i Municipality beng nn are dishonest and
r;ng politicians "ho noe kets, has gone
far enough, ;cxs shown way
Now, if these PeoP,o Az ii, if solid
70 remedy the existing in whom
W 1ottorm is erected, ii me place conf.
\ p,, honest reformer eau latform no
! G ,onco are put upon that the move
ootter how, when or oY "nol good work
- made. it looks as 'no he work.
Ia no done. Delegates 'e vor uo
on,s coulo county conventloH' u arda,
my n.y. tbe opportunity to youeA' S'-'
this ulne .ra organized refo N fIe-
Ihefe o. county. other than that OF
ho yorkingmen' ln0''
strength is probably not ~ e'eat 40 ou.p'
Slt thov are power which, united WITH
oU' nnot s, he set aside by any purely
no1it,col organization extant, even 'i00s ,
pno0;tion empty every bank vault
in the state. !, ,roit the
'.of tb6 convention on the twenty
:"th ir0tont Let it be so conducted,
oLa its acts so full and thorough Ni"'
tho closest scrutiny will not reVeal .ne
I:htoat conse why it should not be IN
aod hy ayerv reformer in Arapahoe
,t, a. that they will rally to your
c' and make victory surety
support -aht that because you
Let not thoue -,nort of others
are "workingmen" the SUI. ouch
will be withheld from you.
thought belittles you. The merchant
and the professional man are working
men-sOme of them to greater extent
than the hardest working digger in your
midst. And they realize it fully, and
many of them are delegates to the con-
yention and determined to stand for re-
form, no matter under what banner the
battle is waged. This is peoples move
ment and not the property of any trade
or calling.
If there be any who read these lines
that have stood aloof through false
idea that this movement is unworthy
their support because it is not headed
49, by some great intellectual gun or mod
ern Demosthenes, ask them to consider
what intellect and eloquence have done
for them in political affairs before this
time.
If the convention on next Saturday
does its plain duty, which one need
< mist ke the man who fails to give it his
3 undivided support will be set down as
opposed to political reform and if he be
one who has found fault with the man
agement of our county affairs and refuses
to aid the movement to correct the evils,
he is a hypocrite and Judas.
1. With full understanding of the great
work to do and how to do it, the con-
vention must proceed, and by its works
let it be judged.
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i THE FRAUD.