The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-03-18

REV. 4. X. LATRR0PS LECTURH
At the NJ. E. church last Tuesday even.
ing was q mastery effort, aud was
listened to attentively by good house.
His theme was 1.-THE Coming Man,"
which served as text upen which to
express some of his ideas upon economic
questions which are rapidly coming to
the front for settlement. The AD-
VANCE would like to give synopsis of
the lecture, but lack Of space forbids
more than the briefest mention of q few
points. He thinks the coming man will
labor ouly eight hours per day, labor.
saving machinery making that omount
Of labor sufficient to supply the needs
of the world; the time gained by this
will be used by the coming man to cul-
tivate his intellectual and moral nature.
He will have q sound mind in q sound
body. To this end, he will have good
square meals. The speaker referred to
the pending conflict between capital
and labor. Wealth is produced by
labor lin this article manual labor is
meant, not that species of scheming
sometimes called brain labor]; the great
mass of the laborers that produce the
wealth Of the world feel, rightly or
wrongly, that they are not getting a
fair share of the results of their indus
try, and are combining as never before
to secure greater proportion of the
wealth they produce; and they are de-
manding that limit shall be fixed to
the amount of wealth any individual
may accumulate. Then the great cor
porations must be used for the benefit
Of mankind, and not as engines Of op.
preston. The wealth producers, those
who labor on the farm, in the workshop
and in the mine, and on the railroads,
being more numerous than those who
live on the labor of Others, the latter
including professional men, merchants,
bankers, etc., the former cl So by unit
ing are likely to prevail. The speaker
predicted that in a short time the
Knights of Labor would be an organic
alton not to be lightly treated. The
aims of this organization should not be
COMPOUNDED with socialism. They do
not seek to have an equal division of
property among the drones as well as
among the workers, only that all who
wish to labor shall have an opportunity
and for that labor shall have the greater
share of the wealth produced by it. All
reforms and advancement in the history
of the human race have been won by
determined conflict and hardship, and
frequently at the expense of human life,
and possibly this last reform will cause
bloodshed certainly hardship and suf-
fering, and it may shake the founda-
tions of our government to its very
center, but the outcome will be a higher
civilization than We now enjoy.
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Our exchanges i'll this state for the
past two weeks have contained the de-
linquent tax lists If their respective
counties. aud they furnish ali INTEREST
ing study. Several Ut them are plainly
defective in law, and sales based upon,
will be invalid. This is the case with
the llst OF Stevens county as it appears
in the Sun, and OF 11eSueur county as
published in the Sentinel. 1t shows
culpable negligence in the proper Off.
GERS of those counties, that they do not
supervise the publication and SEE that
it is correct.-St. Cloud Times.
Sometimes it is the fault of the print
ers that cannot be detected by the
officers until the paper is issued, and
then it is too late to remedy.
Some one has figured out that life is
like harness because it contains
"traces" of care, ''lines" of trouble,
''bits' of good fortune, ''breeches'' of
good manners and "bridled" tongues,
and every one has ''tug'' to pull
through severe cold unless they take
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