The Labor enquirer., 1886-05-15
THE USUAL LIES.

The little dodgers, warning the pubic
not to believe the reports Sent out by
the monopollsts of Chicago and Milwau-
kee, which were distributed by The En-
Jou1RER, last week, occasioned considera-
ble comment, favorable aud unfavorable.
The daily press, of course, attempted to
ridicule it, but, small as was the docu-
ment, it was bitter pill to the editors
of the subsidized press Of this citv, W o
knew that the reports which they were
printing were lies, cowardly lies, VIII ch
they would have to eat, if brought to a
showdown, sooner or later.
The Daily News admitted, two days
after the dodgers were circulated, that
the reports from Chicago and Mllwau-
kee had been "exaggerated," and that
the Anarchists were not so bad as at
first represented" The other papers,
either by silence or a moderated tone,
have eaten their dose Of crow, and now
the public, for the hundredth time,
knows that it has been deceive by the
blackguards who control the associated
press and the daily papers; and this
same Scared public is ready to be stabbed
again.
In another column of this issue will
he found carefully detailed report Of
the trouble at Milwaukee, prepared by a
cool, conservative, reliable man, which
shows the falsity of the capitalistic re-
ports, and the daily papers of Chicago
which have arrived this week, present
in their local columns evidence that
there was some refrigeration" in the
telegraDhic reports from that city, to say
the least.
The associated press and the capital =
istlc daily pa Jers lied, as usual, and did
it for the purpose of prejudiclng the
public mind against the workingmen.
How long will the decent people Of
tb s country consent t. be misled by the
contemplate scoundrels who are hired
to prejudice them against the producers
the corner stones Of this and every
other nation? How lo1g, busin essmen,
good citizens, will you allow the tools of
the money power to keep you blinded
as to the wholesale crime practiced bv
the monopolsts and the mseries of the
people who have made your country
great?
Will you not soon say, away with you,
We liars and intriguersI will look into
these matters for myself; | will study
the people; want to know why there
is such unrest want to know the real
cause of poverty, misery, starvation and
crime, in this MY cour try Isit consist
ent that a people should be CONF. elled
to fight and die in the cutters for bread
in land overflowing with all that is re-
Quired to make a people comfortable and
happy? Is there any good reason why
business" should be dead" in a coun-
try boasting of its wealth?
Business man, you are on the edge of
bankruptcy; and worktngmau, you are
in enforced ideness and your family
suffering, because a few INSCRIPTIONS,
greedy persons are garnerlng the treas
ures ofour fair land because the govern
ment and the courts are the tools of the
heartless, Unsuitable monopolists. And
the public press, to which you turn for
each days history and for truth, lies to
ydu, at the dictates of its mast r-these
same avariclous monsters.
ARISE, men of America Resolve to
be free. First, strike at the chains
which bind your minds; declare your
selves mentally free Resolve to see
and think for yourselves, and to no
longer allow your honest heads to be
befudded by the sleek hypocrites who
tickle your vanity that they may deceive
you and array you one against the other.
Down with the subsidized press of
America