, 1886-05-30
DIR. TALMAGE ON LABOR
HOW EMPLOYERS OUGHT TO TREAT
THEIR EMPLOYEES"

without Submitting to Dictation from
Anyone. Employers should Take IA
Those They Employ.
BROOKLYN. May 23-Rev. I. De Witt
Talmage, d D., to-day preached the second
In his series of sermons on the great Labor
discussion, the subject being: How Employ
frs Ought TO Treat Employees The opening
hymn was;
G'orv to God on high.
let heaven and earth reply.
DR.. Tnlnnge chose two texts, the first from
Galatians. v, Ii; "If We bite and devour one
another, take heed that We DO not consumed
one of another and PHILIPPIANS. H.. 4; Look
not every man on his own things, but every
man also on the th'nys Of others" Follow
ing Il the sermon in fun.
The labor agitation viii soon quit The
mills will ngain open, the railroads resume
their traffic, our national properties again
star. o. course, tho damage done by the
strikes cannot Immediately DO repaired
Wages Will not be so high as they were.
Systematically they may be higher, but they
will drop lower. Strikes, whether right or
wrong. always injure laborers more than the
capitalists. You will see this In the star VA
ioii o. next winter. Boycotting and violence
and murder never pay. They are different
stages Of anarchy. God never blessed
murder. The worst use you can put
a man TO is to kill him. Blow up
tomorrow all the country seats on the banks
Of the Hudson, and all the fine houses on
Mndi on SQUARE and Brooklyn heights, and
Banker Hill and Rittenhouse square md
Beacon street. and all the bricks and timber
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bands of American labor. Tho worst enc
mics of the working classes in the United
States and Ireland are thor demented coadju-
tors. Assassinrtion-tho nssnssinniions OF
Lord Frederick Cavendish and Mr.. Burke, in
Phpnix Jnrk, Dublin. Ireland, in the at
tempt TO nvenge the wrongs of ireland.
only turned AWAY from that nfi icted
people mill ons OF sympathizcrs. The at
lempts TO blow up the house Of commons in
London had only this effect. to throw out OF
employment tens OF thousands OF innocent
Irish people in England. In this country
the torch put TO the factories that have dis
charged hands for good or bad reasons; OBJ
structions on the rail trucks In front of mid
night express trains, because the offenders
10 not like the president OF the company;
strikes on shlpboard the hour they were go
ing to sail, or in printing offices the hour
the papr was to go to press, or
In the mine, the day the coal WINS
10 be delivered, or on house scaifoldings, so
the luilder fails in keeping his contract-all
these are only II hard blow on the head OF
American labor. and cripple its arms, md
lame It's feet, and pierce lis heart Traps
sprung suddenly upon employers and vio-
lence never took one knot out OF tho knuckles
u toll, or put enc inrthing oil wages into a
rallous pam. barhn ism VIII never cure
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