The Labor enquirer., 1885-12-26
But New Light is Dawniag, and the
Reign Of Truth and Justice
Approached.

the necessaries of life, iobbing in railroad
OF government deals, ," or standing in''
with some ofthe powers that be, in the
manipulation ofthe result Of the toll of
men whom society" says were 1born to
WORK" is able to again resume his place
in society" It seems that as soon as a
man gets so that he can live offthe result
of other mems labor, he is ft for front
seat in society"
The more useless man becomes to
the world and the more harm he can
do to those who have grimy hands and
faces, acquired in the shop and field, the
more he is set up and adored by "soci-
ety.
Society knows no God but money,
and at the temple where the golden calf
claims homage and sits enthroned with
it's golden crown, society gahers and list
ems with breathlsss attention to q fawning
lhypocrite who tells the workingman
that his lot is such as was intended in
the divine plan of this globe by the de-
signer Of the universe
Go on Capitol Hill in the city Of Den
yer and / will show you the palace
homes of men who never added a dollar
to the wealth of the world, and still they
have wealth in almost fabulous abun
dance. They are the top of the froth on
the boiling sauld drQn Of SOCIETY,", =
= - = 5il!ees ~ =. r 5ec.le.S'
street and You can see men who never
earned a dollar in the course OF their
lives, vet they live on the fat of, the
land. dress in the finest and lead lives
of ease, and never know what the mean
ing of the word want is. They are the
parasites engaged in the "law" whose
chief mode Of revenue is the getting of
men into disputes that they (the para
sites) may step in and rob both. Go
into other Offices" and you.will find in
surance sharks, land and mine sharks
in fact, almost any kind Of parasite you
may wish TO see.
This pack of scheming idlers, who toll
not neither do they ever intend to, are
always found in large letters at the head
of the society column in the papers
that call men, who have the manhood to
resist the tyranny of their masters,
aDynamitefs' and dangerous classes.p
AS mudsill under this abominable $50.
eiety" | can only hope and pray that we
may become more dangerous to the yul-
lures, and parasites who fatten at our
expense. The more we mudsills look
into the makeup of this thing that is
called society" the more we study its
tendencies the effect it has on our de-
sires TO live like industrious and honest
men and women shonld -the more in
secure will become it's tenure of exist
ence.
Dark and dreary as the present may
look to us, who have to beg for leave to
earn enough to prolong an existence in
which there is 80 little to hope for,
there is yet a gleam of hope. 0bscured
though yet it be, by the foggy mists Of
old prejudices, there has arisen the sun
of new dispensation, whose welcome
rays will yet infuse life and vigor into
the brain of the despised wage slave
who heretofore has been content if he
received enough to perpetuate mere
animal existence
Brother mudsills let us thank God
that this new light is almost above the
clouds. Let US all do what we can to
hasten the spread of this light of new
ideas. Although it seems the light Of
new ideas among men, it is not new.
Justice is the basic principle Of this new
light, and justice is divine principle
which has always existed consequently
this, to us, new idea, is as old as and Coz
existent with Ged himself.
Christ taught, or sought to teach, the
world those same new ideas, and were
he on earth to-day he wonld be amongst
the dangerous classes the leader Of
them and receive the usual name Of
crank Socialist" Anarchist" etc,
ETC., while society" would howl cruelty
him" with louder voice than did the
1sraelites. J.J. g.
I Legitimate Success.
In this Christmas holiday season,
when it is time to consider the chances
for the poorer Of the earth to win, and