Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05

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ana Justice demands, and what they would
be willing 20 give for the work they want.
and afterwards " sustaining q loss TO say
they would not be able 10 give 50
much. - lou can have hell In your factory,
says Washington Gladden, " or you can
have heaven there, Just n YOU wish. II ii
u bell you want, build your business on tue
law Of he'll, which T. simply every man Tor
| himself and the devil take the hiadermost.
out of that YOU will Cei fghtIngs perennial
and unrtlcuting. II II l. beHveB you want,
then build your business on the law oi the
| Kingdom Of Heaven. Thou shalt love thy
neighboT n ihysch.' That will lead You
| III TIE path ni peace" Nor can II be ao-
mitied on your side that you have a right by
combination or otherwise 10 preycni others
working upon the terms and conditions you
have Ieiccied, Il thcy desire 70 do 40. The
| Ieopic OI this cOantrv can never be satis-
red until liberty Oi action IL conceded 10
all.
WHAT BECAME Or sAHsOEf
Samson overthrow the temple Of the
Phihsiines but il Is instructive, SAYS a
wise wrlier. 70 remember what became Of
1 Samson. The inventor OF the guillotine
| perisbcd by its blade. and we are told The
| French revoiutiOnists who worked II most
| freely on others finally paid tribute 20 il
with their heads. The law viii prOtec;
| both capital and labor, and behind the
statute lnw u & creai body OF law which
! has existed al through civilized life. and |
| which is known ~ common law. Each |
| siste iu fise crown 0f fne UuiOn inherits
| this system oi law, and It's courts enforce
| Il. 'studenis % political economy are
universally agreed thai the right Of The |
| wOrkincmeu u combine cannot be qucs-
! Toned" sgys Gladden., and adds, - The |
! combinations on both sides are so strong !
! that they oucbt 70 De able TO do each other |
1 and The whole country q great deal u |
! damage. snd parayze the industries /
! % the nation and waste q good |
! part % IL savings and dig the chasm that |
! separates The employer and the employed q |
/ great deal deeper and wlder than il now is, /
/ and 10 SOW TIE seed % jealousy and spit |
/ that VIII Yield D wOful harvest through |
many generations. II il Z great mistake 10 |
! think That all classes are hostile 70 The labor
I ing classes. National prosperity j. no; |
I promoted ny having in our midst de- I
! graded class Of labOrers. How can the /
manufacturing and mercantile CLASSES be 4
I benefited hy reducing The lsb0rer 70 the /
verge Of starvationt The labO-iDg-man 1
renis lnd buys houses, purchases food and 1
clothing. aud money with this class means /
MONEY 70 those from whom they purchase. /
and the better the condition - tht working /
man the greater the purchasing pcwer; the |
better. therefore. the state Of the labOrer. 4
the better the stsie OF the whole CON-
munily.
10 as YOU would BE DONE BY.
We are all Interested in the laborcr get
tinr property and becoming anxious iof
stable government SO that his aid can be Pc
CURED IN building VI his fcllOw-mea and /
in
iZatiou. whose aims claim 10 be the maint--
lance oi order and enforcement Of good law,
should have no sympathy WIKI those whose
ain q te break down and destroy thOs, laws.
The employers viii never be ailawcd 10 |
prescribe The conditions ~ employment !
and exact service on their Oirb tefWc-'0
% gE ] viii give q certain sun and YOU !
shall take 'f-nOr Will tbe lgh0rcr be- per I
mitted 10 dictate hi, orr. terms " seTvice-
20 say / viii work for g certain sun n1d
YOU shall EMPLOY NE. " Al thing. tlIa, !
whatsoever - would men should do fu
yall, do 10 hem u Il man cannot legal
~ GO an net. combination % men canhui
do lbe same acf. Il j. wiser. therefore. /
gentlemen, 20 have peace between conscTy-
ativt capita. and The iaboriuc Glasses. Au
issue between lbem that cannot be adjust
ed pcuceably becomes az electric sword and
paraiy Zes and transfiXc> both. Il J. wise
20 fiud rcuedie- fOr existing troubles. The
Divine law SAYS. &" SIX Qar- shalt thou ia-
bor and do al tina; thOu hast 10 do" and
makes ibC seventh the day 0f resi-. The
Governor Of the great Empirc state OF
New ] orb sisted that be would De wiIiuc
10 AZ tbe experiment o. I've DAYS sh4E
thou labor.
MIXING SATURDAY q HOLIDAY
ioI all working classes. and gives good
reasons therefor IN the over-croW ded cite.
q the country. 4 canG date Tor Governor
% Pennsylvania would place the wase-
Garner or q dead level % legal equality VII
ibc Nace-Uayer al every stage and u eyerv
particular Oi ihe several transactions be-
tween them. The demand must regulate
the supply i'm AL things aud sec trouble
only where the latter exceeds the former
4 there j. not work enough f0r everybody
70 gel. there must be idle men, but the
land j. broad and many rural districts arc
InviluC. and the n meCy could be- found 10y
men in the oyer-crov ded cities working
over more space, where more room cau be
found room 70 turn around II to
breathe and be- free
SEX ADMIRATION.
In differences between capital and fit
"aruy % the Discontinued" " seek aTbIra-
tor formed and controlled by regular and
legally constituted tribunals, and b0ti side,
submit 10 their decisions. 10 not lei D. 4
increase our troubles il this world We
already bavt enough. Sorrows cloud /
has tipped our mountain tops. de,oiatinu /
has swept over our plain. and valleys: the /
earth Itself iC portion, OF our fair land IA,
beer shaken, and amid the ruins Of c.ie.
auo In The SHADOW II human terror we a-e
tau-iIi oar insiEuiBcauce and bow weak /
and helpless We are. and bow small our hoio |
Oh human life. Il bchoOves us. then. 20 Boz
charitable towards each otucr; 20 be will
irr 20 compromise differences ~ the line oi
The motto which ] have recommended o. !
float 4 on your flagstaff. LQusI and cXac. |
justice 70 all men of Whatever persuasion.
religious % political"
AnG DOW. gentlemen. permit me 20 *
pres. iAr hope That you -tay IN our city
may lc pleasant and that y0u viii carry |
'ucE agree able reC0lcCuous oi yOur visit. !
Iuy ttu your orlibcratinn> may uc hlr
uouiou.: That these 0id men around u..
WHO. "like Hfc.a. wear crown, % .n1". |
ana yet, ilEe Hcc.a, have sous oi fam.
NAV be- teluneratt n their couIseis an ul ju- |
CicilU, in ihciI sperCh. and mat the y1un- |
meu here remember that upon theiT sbuui-
du, future peace Of 2r viii fall. and a.,
their parj wisely and wei. 20 that 10 my |
/
years ron 0u and the dGys darkeu into
nights, and the nights in theiTturu brirhicu !
mio days. That tins meeting has made CON
iribuiiOn 20 the prosperity Of thel! country |
end to the promotion % The happiness o.
her people.
SHIP OF THE REPUBIIC
The ship Of The republic was launched
over s century ago in The presence OF
world. Mgy il be- The duty % u sll 70 sec
taa1 her sail. are flied with q friendly !
bre1 u. and no spread 20 catch the breait |
ci PRESTON, and thai she j, manned BY = |
Coutentcd and united crew. Then indeed
vii She Jide safely Oh the stormy billow-
roilin: N fhe paih Of her destiny until
she i. ai last anchored Irnly IN safe and
constitutional hu Dor. over which viii
forever shine the great orb Of peace IN all I
The Splcndoi Oi an unclouded majesty.
GofeInof Lees speech was very pleasiu-
10 the delegates generally, and 10 thsse
from ;be WeSi particularly, and Wa r,- |
cclyCd throughout with great spplause
A mmhoT from Iowa said: I'VE were all
VEN much pleased with i /; il moi only graft.
fed us. bui gave ~, some o. the strrwdesi
Enighi,, many good points about iaDCT