New-York tribune., 1886-06-07
nENOUNCING THE TIE-UP.
,,o pprcppR,s GREAT INDIGNATION.

MR. BEECnER's GREAT lNDlGNAIloN'
,,s syMrArnY WITH HONEST LABOR-MADSKss OF
rHx PRESENT LrADtRs.
Reforc beginning his sermon yesterday morn
80 IN Plymouth Church. Henry Ward Beecher' WHOSE
ins -,r.sat,on would have been bcggarly In s'ze no
~ had not tho street been running, SAID that no
W. ,,sa TO see that the strike Was over ana 'nc cars
~,n,,ns aeaia And H." he continued "th" incnapie
81, who ordered the cars 80 stop Should r"" U" ~
.vsr stop 1t would DO g,od thing Tor 'n0 cou"'y'
r, rnause1 I am child Of labor. all my anoo''''s
..,ns brought up to 1t, and no sdn)eos ]"
'' uv heart than the elevation or the
.,,ant and the raising OF Ia"orng "o"'
= .vupa,hize with all the efforts an" "e'"
o,s;i,us Of ,laboring mon. but am oounu " say '
,hs methods. auc secret policy OF these "no p'oe w
ma M. ming laborng should put TO sname a" n'".s'
~ After fair debate and open discussion every ci'''
'no" ,.,a IN. oil aud priv ate Judgment to the ma
s for on that foundation all free government s's"us
o., ,,s, man give up their right to debate anu manu-
over their judgments and conferences 10 n'" NV ~ 80
% rcuresent them a1nere hanoiul Vi en""' 49, 49,.
On hold ths on sciences aud Judgments VI '"' W.
,,'an.ord men, not one 10 fifty OF whom was no'
,,se.a IL ia outrageous and unreasonable
~ walk ont and don't know wny' ~
ia shame give up private !u-
and choice in suca way. I;isa l"uhs uek'"
tag along as a dog after q hunter not Aho"ine ~
they going. -,u,, 90 da.
-,v.s man Of perfect liberty. The organized sons OF
,,or n,es, :, resist the arbitrary demands OF c'p""
ara thev .,y TO men at work: You shant WORK as 'o
plea,e' They do TO the class beneath theni ' ""@'
,hov complain of regard to the class ABOVE them 10
moi this tyranny most despicabe known IN hls'ory
object to abolition of indvidnr, D. 10 tne turs @ INK
~ men into whees OF machines Unless the Loru nas
mt reformation Tho novelty and surprise
have gone yet, but when IN 40 tneh me 10 La
ton OF the community VII! take out tne oie"'n Vi INV
from such organization -. ,..,. .,a
have said things because may drop deaa anu
fbavn AIN
IS5s:' against a"vsm.Ss SSdss ss eaFct af%t
eviis no., alleged and specific Men rail scnsciessiy %
owns whreInarrow and rcuis it out occasionally or
COW aud sells her milk. Is capitalist. oap.si r 10
labor crys,allzed. 1t is the hope OF every every
Door man 10 own tools aud have money iaia asur'
he WI not have only his hands 10
No prosper VINO doesnt believe % III LAP Of
ard organized operation. Co-opertuon IS the law VI
civilization No Class as rTn. TO c.s eoSmnnity and
spreading plaster 10 cover their itie sos
stop aid Srumblrrs IS an exercise OF if1n hv
power aud folly II Is an outrage nnu % mo % rescne
themselves from imaginary evils should make tne ~moG
community suffer we VIII not toiera,e. IL ssv these
hInr. to yon say them III bentf OF ao4rlns @ nuu
& uno,n thc q is no more honorable class. an sorry
aud ashamed they have been struck WIN maoue @
AMI have become tools OF The worst n"uheS' 'H"' o
fell upon men,.
SHOWING THE WAY OUT OF THE TROUBLE
A PLAN PROPOSED FOR THE SOLUTION OF lie
PROBIEM-WnO MAY hf-Lts
The Rev. r.. Heber Newton, of All Souls
Church YESTERDAY delivered the last OF his series o scr
mons on the present Aspect of the Labor Problem
the Way ont" was the topic, and he saiu ahons o'"e
tnngs
Tue social problem Is vast and complex nat no one
bu; chHrlatan VIII preeni to have found its complete
solution. our system OF educallon our pu,ueisomo %
tax ,tOn our political corfupti0n our uHhcIPai @ ,n,'
arsg-nem-thrse and host OF other uelecls in gov
our labor orcanizalloas have much to do toward the
,outlon of the problem. Our great manu- actuilhs anu
trade ma commercial associations nave also Sohe"h
10 DO toward its ution Very much that neeS 10 pe
Ward can be far better done by these
Soc CIV can 10 much easing the prObiem by cu
fvatiic mat plaim living and nigh thinking wnich ls
The true glory OF civil zatlOn Inc CbuICh nas pan
fo ,ty The state too, has much 10 do III pusllng oi
vali a practical sOlutlon. The state ca see 10 ,h'
wal, vc legislation she orders shall DO Impartial
State should regulate our foiei.h ~ ~, n
We need either restrict our nnmsratoh orto orEdnA
,t disuhnun interests OF The Nation Al present
iuln lie Gospel command aha =" out In ih'V V & M nd
WAYS hedges aud compel me Dal' ahu idiIe' GU"
bnnd come IN to tue fe winch We str,&hu & "" Ia o
made our land the duupin-Srouhd Oi tue reiuse % %
earth Europe hds found Onl country ire
for hrr pauutr- "a botauy Bay Tor her criminals
cosiIDg her nothing We do not want 'rce "'u' III ~
pi1rst rs 80, IL, .,a.r,i ra.ources hereafter
oueuei As the property o. the people AT large. IL "ee
not Tor our conventional customs how mOhstio'S "ouu
se,m the notion tnat the naua resOfcrs Oh tue ea''n
could be niOnopoi I'd by individuals rev ,' ar % ~,
in our civ "a coal magAdte asked wh the ptce OF
coal was to be Tor the coming winter He replied win
snie - As h sh as !r"v 'eiee VIA permit anu u,',ar a. ~
as II c.ssity cumpels. Durlhg inns present "I"IoI
Company of estmiOie gentlemen. "nel % up ,ps 49, Ibe
Murray Hui mansion s-,tiei PEI wern & , ,io Inc
am.ant tol "a 4 should be in"ed dnrl9 the coi"s
sc-nD DO vun with child IKE nn0cence. imasne tna'
IL. nI.nflt y.- eier.nhei the needs of thelr fel
-y--.,uSs Rouud them few hun1red thousand pee
a., of from SIS to $50 But tnese ex client ReD-
ileurn mad eye upon this asp ct OF the csse ou were
supy considering how 10 gam tue lars tuNluonu' ioi
thclr companies
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