Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

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knosn iE tAls c0uatry saee 1871. or TIE
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sas TIE pEaLsss q those wac give labor
work. bet al Asfe - ssY thai the l1prored
condition % the lab0rag men IL due 10
tnsir Own Efforts tasir parity. and their
assertion 0f their rights-
You take the NandsroLts ths Goslds,
the Ssges. snd they can enjoy themselves
ss vel in k0rop< a. they can IN our Own
| republic They care not whether ue are
| a monarchy OF republic.
| We are not los. MANLY. less ylftuoUs,
thsa those sho have gone before. Lei u.
tell ali tAs world that us seek domination
aud seek redress through the Law. When
The lAE does not give IS our Just dues.
/ then the lzw must be changed.
AgiL4ts the question. let all hear. and
kn0w that lGoof IS Tree.
Organize your forces If you want success.
| s3ppOrt tue people VINO Suppart You sup
| port the press whO always gives tse people
] your side Of ths question aud upbolds YOU
when al hands are ready 20 pull ynu down.
Mr.. GompeTs closed with 4 recital Of The
| following poem.
LEI Nan toll TO win MS living
4 work i not q sSE 70 spurn.
| POOg i gold OF olhsr giving
1 TO the SILVER thai We earn.
let Nan proudly take his station
| A. the sntthy loom JF plow.
1 The flche-s crown pesrls IA a nation.
Hang iron LssOTs rseklng brow.
| Work Oh bravely. on. ray daughteiA!
1 NOTk GA staunchly on my sons
| Bot when HE has TOO rough waters,
1 Truth must ire he minute zIns
| shall ye ne unress ne dHidgos'
| shall the err upon NOur uFs
4 Never MAKE your selfish Judges
Less severe with despOt-whipT
| Shall the freedom that we cherish
A this nations pTiuest boast.
| Sc no lave but thOss who perish
1 pn lar aud foreign coast
when we reckon hives of money.
| owned by luKuRTy ana ease,
| II Il just 20 grasp t1e honey,
1 While OPpIesslon chokcs the bees
| shah we harden Boy hood muscle
shall the young Girl NOPE and lean.
| Til We hear the dead leaves rustic
| Ca O tree thai should be green
| small we strive 70 shut ont reason.
| knowledge. Ilbeuy aud Health,
| Shall humsnity be treason
To the Mighty King OF Wealth.
| No, for Labor IS up and asking
| Loudly fOr Jusier lot;
Capital must nOt let her tasking
| Form q nations can ker spot.
Work on bravely. on. my daughters
| Work on stRunchly, Oh, my sons,
| But TIL ye have Smoother waters
| The Onion fires her minutegUnS.
Alderman Shanahsn was introduced and
said: Ladies aud gentlemen and mem bers
OF the Typographical Union. | am CAD OF
the hearty welcoms you have given me. a
pleasant duty has been accorded me, and
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| ment to speak few minutes to the labor
ing men. It may be asked how |, manu-
fscturer, can appear before distinctly
| laboring organization. l will saw l have no
| apology TO make. There is no reason why
the apparent breach between capital snc
labor-betveen employer aud employe-
should be widened. Gentlemen. you should
be proud of the demonstration you nave
made this day. In fact, We should all fee
proud of the fact that We are citizens o.
this grand Republic"
After a speech of considerable length the
prizes were awarded &c follows:
The first prize, an elegant purple silk ban
ner. heavily trimmed with gold braid
fringe and tassels. and inscribed: "Priz.
Bsnner-LsbOr Day-Sept. 3. lSSS-"to the
Bricklaysrs' and AasOns' Union.
The second prize. SO in gold, was given
to the Wood Csryers' Union.
And the third prize. 50 in money. to the
Cigar Makers Union.
The German Singing Society sang another
song The winner of the prizes then paradea
| the streets with their prizes and dsbanded
| for dinner.
After dinner the Unions met at the vsri-
Gus resorts about the city, SONS TO Gran
| Island, SONS to the Soldiers nome, sno
many TO Reeds Lake TO witness the bs al
| games and to picnic or TO row.
The whole day was closed by . danes
| given a. the Germ8nia Hall.
| This IS by for the greatest celebration
ever held In Michigan aud the laeorlng maj
may pride himself on its succsy.
LABOR NOTES.