Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1885-11-29

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Professor Sumner, in his recent lee.
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e hrs' Seed oi ''Nll'~a''"''' anu ''''' ~
he history OF development winch hes ne
xeen the first application of the flint ~
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y more trulh IMAM III al Ho''''''H'" WI"
lngs put together. From TINS hyp"lh
esis Mr.. Sumner ATTEMPTED to explain that
- fo.,,,o,;o, and accommodation, IF ,o,5
tai mas been the result Oh persistent i"'"r'
The professor emphatically denounced
the assertions of socialists that all capital
A., ...I. = I,.,,., ,,iI,
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held from thoSe VINO had pTod"''o IT, IT,
robbery.
The statements of the professor,
thouph apuarently lopicaI, are not correct
nv any means as he does NOT take into
account the mart which slavery playcd in
the accumulation of capital, At that
Drimeval period when the uoplp were
Obliged to use tools made of flint wherein,
to gain their living il was impossibIc for
them To save anythiny over and above
their necessities of life. in fact their
ants were ever in excess Of their ability
s1nnly them fact which exists even
day and which is the real impulse that
ces the human race onward This cy-
ms the motives of introducing slavery
that time II was the urimryaI man
no comnelled n fellow belnp whom he
Unnamed tn pet unlor his rnntrnI tu
york for him. giving him in rcturn in
raatmont and INST nnnuvh food tn keen
i'm in working condition. This WAS a
,v;ny bnsineos far fine owner nr fine
ave "a the slave cost him nnthino tn
,ise and couId he dian.nand with whnu
i n longer abe to work If will also he
,at th,t thn owner nr tIn aI,yn did mot
etnrn him an enu;vaIent far hi. Iahnr.
N thn nnntrarv II. rnhl,oJ Min, NJ thn
a roao, n,,t n his nrndurt. and Inv hnv-
mo- ,n,,,U s,ves the o,,n.r IF thnn WINS
nohIoa 70 oo,s,,,o ,,nro ,rnInnty T.,
Eve hetter md f. ,rrnnnl,tn wnolth
,h;oh ,r.,a h;n, stiI, ,,nro ,I,,,,o, onL Il,
,,anca nver h;s sInroe anJ foll,,v,,nn
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ho,,a slo,os ,u,,,,l,;n,r for thnn SI,y-
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"a. ~ ,,,, rnioa;,,, If nn NAM Mot
Iii Laan annio,y intact ,v;thnut aIovpry
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W. ho '..,,, ''roI,,na I,' lis nu,n IN
Ln,,;a,, , ayn,., 1horaTn,o thn IN, .I,yn.
..'e..,' '''a,''n,,, r;,,n ,l,n rronn. and
p>,,,or, H., lo;.,,re and MONS ,n drv,,u,
~ h;|,l stota " ,,ltnr,, snnl,on If II,
n;',,,r;ans. ,,,biln on tI,n ,ther hand ,,n
- ,',n,.t;na1 ~, sl,r.,, no,.,,
~, ,' tna la,,aI ,,h;rh thn l,r,r,,,,. and
49, Dc. w ', ,,,n;,a, nnt sla,... ,Irr, Inn
mar, ha;n~s whose minds rn,II NOT nj
woys no Centralized nv their masters
uanca wa Nnd that those STATES v.hns,
1ov,ionment ,f rnl,,r,. 1nn,nLn,l am IN,
/ sa,v;tndn of sIov,s hava Inru .nunr 81,
axner,enc, in tine rnursr ,f tiur Sine,
tha discovery and n,,li,nl,nn nf sirn
mower M n loctor in the rrorc,, Of uru
aucti,n and rxrl,,uup thr 4i,yr h,,",u,,
an Improbable article berauSc ma
,hiuery rnull he had chranpl than slaves
;nld this is the only reason why Shaver,
was abolished. But although tine ,itu9
ton changed, the conditions RENAME,
the same. The capital which had been
accumulated by the exploitation ot liz,
lves was gradually transferred int,
machinery, SO IA to superscdr the tune
kpns of the slaves to create values tn
hWners
- while machinery set free th,
lncient slave, it put the white slave int,
bondage, The chang" was not accom-
plished by any sleight-oi- hand perform
Panca but worked in so praIu | that mos