Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-17

fer, red with blood and the walks down me
streets O stepping between corpss ne
Archbishop shot as he tries to qusll ne
mob, and every man and woman eIntu ~
with knife or pistol or bludgeon. Lee tnS
country take one good, clear, scrutigzing
/ look at Anarchy before it is admitted anu
| il will never be allowed TO set up lts Feig
in or borders. No; there is too much gocd
sense dominant in this country to permt
Anarchy. All good people will, togethsr
with the officers Of civil government ssy
"Peacel' and it viii be re-estaolisnn
Wnhln six months there will be nnale5
understanding between Labor and CsplRl
than has ever been known in this couasIy.
They have had demonstrated ss never ne-
fore, their absolute dependence upon sscn
other. -,
Meanwhile, my brotherly counsel 4 to
three classes OF labOrers.
First, NEr.E.s q
TO THOSE WHO ARE AT WORK,
Do not amid the excitement of these tines
drop your employment, hoping that some
thing better will turn up The who gtyss
mn work NON, whether he be ssifoad ibsa,
mechanic, farmer, clerk, or any other kind
of employe, will probably give it up Tor
starvation. You may not like the line OF
steamers you are sailing in, but do not
lump overheard in the middle OF the AT,
iantic. Be little earlier at your post OF
duty while the turmoil lasts, and attend to
your occupation with q little more sssiduity
than has ever characterized you. -,
My brothefly counsel in the second
place, is to those who have resigned work.
1t is best fol you and best for everybody 10
GO BACK IMMEDIATELY.
Do not wait to see what others do. Get
on board the train Of national prosperity
before it starts again, for start it will, ssart
soon ani s.alt nightly. Last year in The
CITY of New York there were forIy-hve
general strikes and III shop strikes. Slc'
cessful strikes, ninety-seVen; strikes lost,
thir,y.four; strikes pending at the time the
a,atistics were made, ftty.nine; strikes
compromised, thirty-two. Would you Ike
me TO tell you who will make the most cut
of the present almost universal striker
can and will. Those will make the most
out of it who 60 first 10 work.
Ny third word of brotherly advice is to
another class Of lsborers, namely, those
who have been long time out OF work
How many of them? Before this present
trouble began there were nearly two mil
lion people in this country out of work and
could not get work. have for the last ten
years been busy much OF the time in trying
to get people work who asked for 1t. | have
worn myself out again and again, ss man?
of you have, to get employment tor those
who besought it. In some cases We sue
ceeded, in others failed. My hrotherly
counsel is to the nearly two million people
who could not get work before this trouble
began and who have themselves and their
families to support, to 60 now and take the
vacated places. Go in and take those
places million and half strong. Green
hands you may De now, but you will not De
green hands long. Ny sentiment is full
liberty for all who want to strike to do so,
and full liberty for all who want to take
the vacated places Other industries will
open for those who are now taking vacs-
ton, for we have only opened the outside
door OF this Continent and there Ia room IN
this country for eight hundred million pso-
pie and for each of them home and q
livelihood and God.
So, however others may feel about this
excitement as wide as the Continent, am
not scared bit. .-.-s-s.sa F-yI