Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-11-03
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II is the arrurSrd system ~ our rntir"
social order whrh in tai, part Of IT that To-
latrs TO the adnuus)ra ION Of great com
muuity, necessarily tnda It's expression III
corruption Hnd c'lh a. aor9 III an tnt
n)hrr parls thc alHi'ih NHI,H' "'"'I 'i't
mask OF ju|Icr ana PhHE gives lh'
powerful rhtIF" freedom u ac'loi' now
ever prfhIclous, aioITaIH anu "t7Po''''
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But, what is Il that above everything
else, gives power AMI Tine ability to rule
The possession Of vast amounts Of capital
in the hands Of Indiyidual,l
Capital is mightcr than cmperora and
kings; for it purchases legislators and
makes the laws In its service are enlisted
tie courts, the police, the press the pulpit
and the teacher And this system has de.
vcopcd itself more freely in the United
States than anywhere else in the world.
II is hohing sway more independent y and
more rrcklessly than in Europe, where the
! existence Of certain competitors in the
| business Ot rObbing the masses -mOnarChs,
nobility, standing qrmics-i bringing about
some sort of cqua i2ation.
Tnder surh circumstances how can IL be
rvrrctrd tbot fine civ which il the funda-
,,.!nt,l min N tb.. social structure shall r.-
moin untouched bv the subtle poison which
pprm4a,ps tine entire body
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| housr and h,othel k.nn.r. binds Them IN
,,o,l,nr irdi.soIuhIv a nol;tic.l now.r il
inns rrnn,ed throuoh which The pubH
Lns;nns. i. cnndnrtpd with 81 Wow to nrr
sonal amin onIv. In surh = community the
| administration ro,,d not he honest AMI
coun.tont wara the archangel Gabriel him.
| s.If nlarad at its bend
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c,'S'oh IN lheV''"o'e' 'h"t oh'y 'o,nlie'o
chahse ol SYSTEM e"'' "rlh@ "pou' 'aS''nS
improvement | o replace certain II lhulVluuals
ny Others, be they ever 80 eScelieht Is o'
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now dominating IN our pubic lie are al
lowed to exist. tins against human nature
to successfully resist temptation when
great but unjust advantages are to be
gained. Lead us not into temptation was
one of the urgent prayers OF that great
communist whom they would now cast be
hind prison bars as an agitator or con
spOrator, aud cruelty again il he were to ap-
pear as foreigner" on earth to day to
preach his "un. American" ideas
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octor nf those ;nstitrti,ns tbrougb
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tha ,,r,s,,,t soc;nl IA .orderg This onnstion
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recognizes 'lo 9pF '"' h"Pl''htSs VI IL
makes poHS,ole tue happ'nrNS u 'he III
ni'lou"l we "o"l" S'i'hHtp'h Tue sens
OF equity among men o'l"R "oo"' VIZ
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dl'idu"lS whose peculiar "Pu',lueS @n i''
2 talents are TO-DAY suppressed or o"ar''" II
l the s'fuSEl' iol ne against misery al'
want induce 'he treatment 81 al ponI
AFFAIRS IN the Srnl' oi science ana humanity
unltec III the iurtherahce OF 'hat nom