Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-13
THEY AL DO IT.
II0W "CapltahstIc Anarchist" In New
York Would Bleed the Brethren
Ia His ewn Behalf.
Tho Old, old methoa Of l'orcinx People
10 suppon Glass Newspapers and
to Bcyeots Others.

cM YORK VINCE
A true American, bearing the good old
Puritan name Of Ludwig JAblonoesel,
has come 30 the conclusion that the rights
aud liberties OF the workipgmon are In
danger. In his capacity OF talking dal0-
gate Of the anarchist secdeu
of the cigarmakors he reachefi
that conclusion some time ago, but
It was only on Sunday that he HIT upon
the remedy. He propounded his remedy
In the form OF a resolution that " was the
sense OF the entral La nor union that
"the workingmen OF New York and
vlcinity pc ordered TO abstain from buying
OF reading the the capitalistie newspa-
pors T"
II this resolution does not yindicste the
rlgnt OF the worklngmau 20 do as he likes
II would be hard to say what will. The
capitalistiC press, 1t seems, comprises this
entire press OF New York IN the English
language, with the exception OF
= paper called the Leader, which
alone meets the ylsws OF
Jablonowski. This exception, Indeed, Is
anomalous. IL requires moro or less
money to get out even one issue of n
newspaper. THIS money may be all fur
nisned by an individual, or by number
~ persons who take stock, The financial
basis OF the Lfader, IT appears, Is stock
held by worklugmon ~ 81 share,
which is about the amount Of three
months subscription. Whether the pro-
vision of the money Us made by one person
or by many, whoever furnishes IL ~ TO
| that extent capitalist, II he has taken
stock as an invcstmenthe mustnecessnrily
desire that tho programme Of universal
brotherhood, connscatiun, explosion, and
! happiness may hot be executed until he
has got his money back. There must,
therefore, be an irTcpresssblc conflict be-
tween the business manager OF an an
archst newspaper and tho wild-eyed
eyanseiists II the editorial rooms The
former belongs 10 the capttnllstic class,
even II he have only money enough topay
hls compositors and buy tno paper for the
next Issue.
II Is painful TO note that even the red.
! handed Jablopowsh belongs TO the class
which he denounCes, and appealed for the
support OF the Central Labor union In his
capacity OF capitalist 1.-THE speak.
or and his friends" he said
chad Invested great deal OF
money In the paper and the money ought
not TO be lost" Upon delegate asking
| INV hNNH HNhN1 - '. -, 80. -
Leader, the orator replied that me anu
HIS crowd had Invested az much money
az any one eise' anu Vliat ~ ~un o,'3 ~
that the workingmen should DC competed
to support the paper lhAt me
worklngmen should PC ORDERED
not to read the paper Oh any capltaisl out
one, In order that the investment " tnai
one should be protected and made profit
able, Is a proposition that wopid natu'
rally commend lis'lt 10 inc cepltaust
thus painpered Into monoponst ~
would be extremely comfortable iof
| him, however II might be
with the other owners o. the caplalistlc
press and with the worklpgmen VINO
were ordered 70 buy bis paper whether
they liked " or not JablonoWskl
~ the only Investor who mas seen
his way TO putting this proposition INTO
practice. lie did not get ~ mIouRn
without resort TO siratageems which re-
mind US OF larger nnd more sue.
cessfnl capitalists. " was voice
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