Telegram-herald., 1886-05-14

good method and Ws - ieio sisAt hut i
generally fAiis lfs bcsteF lsa 2sse cas,ltallsl
( r he liea lAke AIS easHoes. li tlle aasa
sel hik iump tAsy ars satisfied bal Is
prioes ~ ao~n aud there is notaing 81
dssl1s al Ae snd 0i lhe Nssf slssliisial lisD
fsisi> As .tls ousstes Goals b< @iw4ss aull-
eet.s managed lg miEht be Weli When .
manufacturers makes aloues. sAd ID paafs
llsa lis p.,.kei hs akss tts icsiiug ahd 81
ao sc be rviAsss g. grant al advances 81
Nakcs ~ hls eu4FiuNes the money ouflf to
huru hls hands, ie,T he ls atiFaDGinE fhoet
n io help blm io MAKE lleni buI sapp.,st
prices 50 aoWn TIE neN dau likt a. have
ineir WaEes lowered. auo hefs csnscs tbe
lToaoie bstseen capital Apd labor
90 a e ucei something 50 settle these Qacs
tious. TIE arbitration tili pending a Con
efess ~on oo ID ana ! irei as sour Or.nd
Master FoNaegiy aees thai IL needs
something mutual Ia France theY
have = caurl of eoncilialou. lhs gofcrn.
nieut appoints a president aua ylce giresi
dent aud either ont of these individuals lu
company Rlfh the man uaiAciuref aud
iaooreT settle the questions hetVecn them
lhes have Bo EQNsf lo suDIanla NitAcsss-s
but - hat : TIC svsalf otlt of @s eAses
brought heioie snem. 20 $50 We're settled es
the individuals altheut leaving the room
u men would Ffeal each other . little more
for going into Cour.s. The employers should
bs kinder Io their men ana ~
when fhe empsOyegs made nsooee
they divided il rightly among their
emp, "yes they would accept cuf IA WAGES
n hen necessary, without any troubie. Bat
they say haynt Ne got organlzailouf
H2yn't We got capital by the throat ard
ain We going 10 hold a. iCues Of you
bet believe that men hase neht 10
join together IN societies II they want 10.
but they have no right 80 force man 10
join them II he don't want 10. IL has cost
the country money and blood 90 settle the
question and no man has a right 70 force
me OF any one else 10 do ANYTHING ! den
want t0. Men have right 10 qult work II
they want 10, If they are dissatisfied, bui
they have no night 10 stop Others Who
desire to work It's their personal liberty
YOU seek 20 assail. Take the case of the
men working some time ss0 al Owosso.
vino b0yoOited the builder because he
bought nails from b0ycGtted firm. Was
il right iCries Of yes aud mo. Lets
see. Wern't they meddhng ~ith that which
Was none Of their business Have they
right Ia dictate 10 men where they shall
bns2 ! read All incident short nme since
that appeared ia a Pittsburg paper. u was
of poor orphan boy who walked seventy
five miles 10 that city and was gwen work
hy friend Of his fathers lie put him az
work ia his factory making nails. for The
trade when learned pas ~ OF 8 Il day. Nus
what was the RESULT Tie nail
cutters union passed resolutions that none
ont nail cutters should learn the trade aud
the boy must be discharged or the factory
would be DOycOtfed Now. | insist tt.at
men have the right TO learn whatever they
please. ana its an Outrage on civilization 40
attempt to prevent H. When YOU attempt
this by force il is sure 10 come back 90 YOU
You cannot gain anything bV interfering
with personal liberty. A voice IN the gal
lery, the Knights don tdesire % interfere \.
The platform Of your order, and your
Grand Master SAYS YOU must not strike ,g
boycott bat YOU do. We read d in The
papers every day. Every man has right
To join societies II he WISHES To. bui not 10
interfere with personal liberty.
] have often been asked the question II II
wouldn't be a good thing II Congress should
pass and enforce an eight hour law. That
j. what ls asked. but not what j. really
meant. Congress cannot pass law that
would effect anyone ~ Michigan except
government employe We wouldn't gain
bv H. Some people lODk al the government
a. II il was big animal or mountain.
When IL shakes as naile. scattering sorro~s
or happiness among the people. Bot il slu .
=
'we'uns. and when the government EN-
ployes Law idle We must work for them.
What Won do mean is. d u wouldn
be a good thing for ibe several state l-gisia-
lures 10 pass such laws. But u they passed
the laws YOU wanted you wouldn get the
relief YOU expect No legislature has "a
right L. say how long man shall work for
himself The courts weuldu and ought
not 10 enferoe IL. It's question that should
be left 10 the individual and the bulk 81 tie
people in the United States work for them
selves Eve woman ~ho runs ber home
works for herself and her children. You
who are striving 20 hard for eight hours
don hear Won say anything for the ladies
II they worked eight honrs their work
would be finished at O'Clock and
we men won dn get ANYTHING To eat. The
bulk Of The work should be uOnc by piece
work Man would b. healthier aud happier
for ne can work eleven hours Tor himself
better than eight for Others. Nature inte' .ded
that men should work for ihemselves and
their families The only trouble about ilie
eight hour system is that - cant be made
universal ! sincerely wish IL could. hUt it
never will come ~ YOU think. Sometime b.
may come. but it must come by the regular
process II business When yOu force the
adoption Of the eight hour system you put
an embargo on the business Of your employer
that viii close up the factories A voice.
4 don't believe it, Factories 30 other
cities have nOi adopted II and YOU viii force
your employers into bankruptcy The bulk
II the people cannot be made g. believe
that they can run their business prehtahly
al eight hours. The general suppositiob
that capital is Al war with labor Is untrue.
II should not be Capital furnishes ihe
money and labor the work and their
interests should bc identical Ihe iafsr Docqfi
{ day saws that one p0int in this great com
hinauon las been overlooked. aud That D. en-
terprise
The men who bless society are those WOO
combine = htfle capital with + deal ~ enter
rr-e Tie men whose cspifei du good So
those who give employ Yuienf to isDof and
build up insfifutiol.s o. benefit men You
are mutually interested As rUle the
capitalist can POT along better without your
work than you can without his money
You should isFs conhdental relations and
believe Uhsf fheg fel vop snd abide hF
chem 8o ugf thiuE We would have ans
trouble in tlHs country u - ha1 pnIg Yur
o1n feol8f bui We have men come
from counties 0f uureH and ffrsunV
in The Old world Tie men doing
tie meet burt sre those going a1nUi hreee
f irg disftrnisnf sna irving ic make fnen ne-
. Hare fhsf fhis = nifed States is be T41fesf
place on earth for lsbYrfHg Tusn when
fl.e fsrf is saf enT man Vitb handa and
f industry rau haV euf q bone They trf tr
. f-aaa d-scqnieat and sim - make men
dissatisfied Son nar hsfer tr fbef
F. sr.eaEe-e for harre ard fiifre b. nnffir9 FRI