New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
n,,r,ps or TvpLUyERs OF LABOR.
TAIM,GE SAYS THEY SHOULD GO ANON" ihhi"
Mrx-sTElKEs INJURE sTEIK RS.

Mrx-sTIlKns INJURE sTElK RS.
AT the BROOKLYN Tabernacle yesterday morn
i'm, Mr. Tamage continued his course OF sermons on the
labor question. TIE sermon on tie duties Of en-
rloyers to employees The preacher said In part: The
Labor agitation will cease all tho mills Will he
opcned and our national prosperity VIII return. or
course it will lie tine before the country rec"Vers
from the damage strikes, Strikes always damage
lahorcrs than they damage capitalists Consequent
upon tho strikes the laborng classes have lost
500 900. and my heart breaks at the thoneht OF IT,
spasmodicllly wages may be h-her aa IA result OF
str kc but In end viii be lower E0ycotilns
violence and murder never pay. They are different
STYLES OF anarchy. Tomorrow blow NJ all the hc resi-
demces the Iudson, all The great houses on Brooklyn
Heights. and the stones timber and bricks VIII merely
fall back on the bare head OF American lalor The
worst enemies OF the working ca7es ar, tho deinentc
coadiuors who get their ranks. The assassination
of Lord Cavendish phBniX Park did NOT
hep unhappy country that IL STRIVING Tor
liberty but 1t turned away the sympathy Of
millions friends The setting Of traps for capitalists
other woId~ barhtrsin can never COW cNlIl~,iio'
Violence against the Jaw can prTer achieve any i'ns
but rghi, business accorIn. law Will achieve free dom
most important at this point OF this cries oi
sermons tnat should tell you thIt the steady h"n-ht
u honest industrious wOrkingnen OF this country are
sympathy win anarchy ant I" prIVc Il VII i''
fer you To the newspaper organ Of the >ugnis 0i La"F
yuerc Won may read their cOndci ciunatOr OF the A al
css. The philosophy OF the labor question does MOI
ALT what is your duty. The maj ,r;y OF people Al"
divided two classes. elnpOyes and employers ana
the between The two i growing WIDER And WIDER
The tclu alton Is Or the employer 10 say: Ihrc men
are many beasts OF burden; ii Is my Dnslne-s H"".
brOthc!. ~ pieces Of silver ior 80 many beads ~
sweat I,bor and capital - !Sc ~Arh Is hIok>n
down al hoth ends. Now what wS want J. To rcoulld
bridge. and take up the trcwe at one OF the aunt
monfs hs many la5brers IN the last three
months have matreaed their employers, the tcnt"ncY
now IA for employers to malircat their eMp'oN'-.
Employer, first. charge you I" pay snch Wa-,' S d"
reasonable. II Ssary to pay what others pa
or what your cmplOye demands An employer Who SUE
cuubs the per .lnptory demand -; AZ emioJc docs
something that viii tent to ruin every business man ~
America. II Is no matter what others pay. MIX; up
your mind what. as Christian, yon can pay AZ IT,
~ GOt bless your won my dhFtnlnS.
At least once a year 20 among yOur employees ana ma
out they Them charge you also 20 he cdcin'
about the liy sical health of your employees ia nave
them char-c are 10 IOuld Their IDEAS l"u
are also TO look after nlr physical welfare lh"rc are
onc baukng houses ilctVrlr AM sh'ps - th, ro'-
try winch contain death IN The atmosphere. l"n a"
supposed t. be intelligent Oh NcniIldtivi sun o.
shine aud hygiene than those Non employ. cbarSr
YOU lOph after The moral welfare oil our pr0pc
Find Out where they spCul their evenings IL means
even lythin-. You don't wan any young man III N"nt
employ who comes with eyes bedlmmed ly Mldneht
reVelry.'