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acknowledgements fir Sas @p.
dembtatt $3.50.
&eifenbe N~genten:
&. g. 8m,@.
6Dbert Yenniger.
NJ. S@prpbint).
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Gan nto vi o, 10. Suli '89.
Gin meues Snsuftrte ltntcrnebmem.
Gin bur6 ieinen l1nternebmangsgeit
unb >mutb betannter @albeitoner Sc
f9dftsmann, 3err Sulius Runge, bat
einen neuen @ef@dfts5peig ins 2eben
gerufen, Der ba3u beltimmt 1T, @albe;
toa gu einem groBartigen Iufter. unb
Jii9marft gu MAIDEN.
Sur6 einem i'm Sabre 1870 erlaKe=
men unb I'M Sabre 1887 berbeRerten
@eleBeserlaB mar iebem 8iirger BON
Seras bas &e6t ertbellt wor6en, li9
bur9 preempiion 60 nit WaHer be-
6edte Nder : Gld9e aus3uiu9en un6 in
BeiiB 5u 1ebmet, gu benz 3pede, barauf
bic Mufters unb Gii63u9t gu betrei6en,
unb uater Der 8ebiugung, baB ct feline
80 Nder bar9 cine regelre6te 8ermeI=
lung auslegen lieB unb feline rBreemp.
tton" be.annt ma9te, iouie baB cine
.berartige 2otation ni9t nit Der S6iH.
fabrt unb nit ben rl1ferIe1ten1 in @i,
oerftreit 9erietb. Wenn bieie gebins
gurgen erftat uerben, bef9lbt 6as
@eieB ben Beliber bes NuIters unb
Gif6su9ts. Crumbs auf IL Sabre int
re9tli6en 8elB ieiner @aRerfd9e.
Nuf @runb biefes @eIebes bat 6err
Sulius &uuge it'd iebt nit SO @efddfts,
genDRen berbiinbet, unb fe baben III
Der @aIbefom Sal fi9 ibrett @runb -
5000 Nder nit MaHer bebeften 2anbes
= ausgeiu6t, bic boraef6riebenen
Mehungep Dornebmen lafen unb ge.
benten iebt cine i'm groBen MaBitabe gu
betreibenbe BUFFER uno Giid3u6t ba.
rauf anauIegen.
Die @eieqi9aft- unter benz Ramen
Galveston Packing Company - # bes
reits in ber 8ilOuns begrifen. 9os
Stammfapital be%rfelben fou $20O,O 900
betragen, unb es ion nit ben 4rbsiten
6aran %begonnen uerben, fobalb $50, 900
finb.
Ser 3uef beg unternebmens If, tpie
es In Der 9ubitriptionslifte beiBt: 9u.
tern, Slide. GIeiid, Grabben, 5brimps,
Semitic, Welf6tDrn, Obft u. {. 10.
fopobl i'm natirli9en 3ufan6e ME
nq9bem fe einem neutrality-suspicious.
proaeB untertporfen iino, gum 8ebufe
Der Werf6iHung in Giffen, 2annen ober
Glaf9en au Derpaden.
Sie unternebmer finb Der Wn{i9t, BOB
@alpefon gum MitteIpuntt un6 Marftz
plabe gema6t wer6en fam, ba es elm
iueites nod @eften bin fiG ausbreitenoes
@ebiet nit frif6en Tii9en, MuItern
u. I. 10. berfprgen fam unb gu niebris
aeren preifen, als mebr 6ftli9 geleeene
Stdbte.
Sin Ga9berfdnbiger, Der por &urs
sem, 10 gut es angling, einet auf Sbats
berubenben ueberf6lag sema9t
bat, 1T ber Nui6t, baB, tpenn bielem
@ef9dfte bic geb6rigeN ufmertlamfei ge-
tpibmet p,rb, Der Sabresertrag Ser
grnte alein i6 auf 600, 900
belaufen pirb. Die iebige Nuitpr.
auf ben @aIbetoner Martt Be-
[rdst tpdbreno Der Wintermonate BON
100 big 200 Suffer unb es 1T feiu
borbanben, ueBbalb ni6t elm
|ebnfa9 70 GROCER 8etrag binnen turaer
3eit auf benz bergr6Berten 8ertaufss
leidt abiaB finben tuiirbe.
Sebenfalls 1T bas unternebmen Elm
eitgemdBes, unb baB @albeffon Der ges
plab ftir basfelbe 1T, biirfte pobI
einem 3peifel unterliegen.
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5tdotif6e an5eige.
30 Office.
Ut2
San MntDnio, 10. SUM, 1889.

-
sam Nntonio, IL. SUM, 1889.
WerfiegeIte N~ngebote ftir
ben Infauf Der folgenoen Bombs Ser
Staot San Nntonio, Seras, uer6en
entgegengenommen tper6em in 6ieier
Office big
a # a ben 20. Su1i 1889,
Mittags II ubr, ndmli9:
$250,O00 20. Bis 3Oidbrige 5procer
tige COUPON : Bonos fit 5traBenber
beRerungen bon 1889.
$4,000 90 Bis ~30i6brige 5proeers
tige @0upon.8 Bombs fiir Die 6erfeluna
bon Seitenmegen fur 1889.
Dem ffd6tii9en Sreibriefe aemdB
tperoen feine Mngebote unter Bari euts
gegengenommen.
Die 9ta6t bebdIt ii9 bag 3edt bor,
iebes Mngebot auriid3umeifen.
Nngebote fino nit Der Nuffdrift an
berieben: "Bids for Bonds utb inb
gu ri9tem an
8rD @aIIagban,
MQnor.
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9ampfer Ngentur.

Die wGreie greffe hr Se'
gas" bertritt bic fOIgenben 9ampfers
2inien, ertbeilt ale ndbere Nusfunft
tDeeen Yafase mad unb bon europa
unb perfauFt 9ampfi@ifs unb giiens
babnbilete gu ben niebrigfen Raten.
Die 2iife Der BON uns reprdientirten
2irien III:
@amtburg > MuterifamiidJe 9arnpfs
fdifffabrts @efeai9aft.
8eD Star 9inie (Slnttperpen).
gDmpa8mie @emerale Gramss
attantiame.
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@ute Wnttppr

Ser alte profeHor 9bolud in 6aae,
Der bertbmte Sbeolog, liebte es, in
@emeinf6aft nit Stubiren6en Spaaiers
gdnge gu MAIDEN unb fie bur6 unertpars
tete Gragen gu iiberrai9eu unb in Ser,
legeabeit gu feBen. Nls er zines Sages
nit mebreren iungen Stuoentem cine
Strabe in 0ale paffirte, fraste er einen
berfelben, mGbrenb man einem alien
b~aufdaigen 9auie gegeniiberitanb Mas
tpiirben Sic iagen, menn bas Saus ieBt
pl0Bli6 einlttrate2 = Dime 36gern
erpiberte oerielbe: Was fir, ginfdue
bod mitunter 10 elm altes Saus baberl
tamil
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sic parcn chit idDn. w,aSamc

aber Sbr Spiegel iagt Sbnen, baB Sic
es niGt mebr finb. Wie fommt bas?
9aber. baB sic an funttioneIer STD
rung leiben. Sic f0nnen reinen 3ol
Garbe auflegen", tpie 9amIet iagt, aber
Sic f0nnen Die 8erwifungen in Sol
se bon Srantbeit niGt be%rbergen. Gein
@unber, baB Sic niebersei6Iagen finb.
Nber warltm mod ldnger leiben? DR..
Pierce's favorite Prescription pirb
Sbrer Wange bic bltbenoe Garbe,
SIREN ~Iugen ben 8lans miebers
geben. IS pirb aus Sbnen mie.
Der cine gliidli6e Jrau MAIDEN. IS
beilt ole iene S@md9e5ufidnbe, &iden=
f9mer5en, Intercollegiate @efiibIe, bic
Sbrem @ef4le6t eigentbhmIi9 fnb..
9ie ein5ige Mtebi5iH, bic bon Mpotbeteru
b%ertanft mirb untereiner o Il il
arantie Der 6abritanten, 6aB
fe in iebem Gale5ufriebenitelen, anbers
falls bas 8elo suridgegeben tpirb. Sebt
@arantie auf Slai6enumi@lag.
Ser f6limmfe Naientatarrb, glei1.
biel uie LANCE CT f9on beitebt, pirb fir
INNER gebeilt bur6 DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy.
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eam 9ebru eprinas Warf.

8. 2erbIe, pd9ter. Dieter tiible
unb i6aitige part lit bsr popuIdrfte grs
bolungsplab Der Staot unb umgegenb
fit Gamilien utb eisnetsf9 aud be-
fOnbers our 4bbaltung bon pribats
pitnits. 0err 2erble if elm febr auf-
mertiamer Wirtb, Der itets bettrebt 1T,
bic @nni6e Der @dite au erfanen.
Seben Gpnntas 9a6mittas unb Mbenb
finbet elm GreisRonaert 5fatt,
altsgefiibrt bon Der Ser. Staaten M1is
litdr 3apele. 17,7t3M
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Ser CINDERELLA sduh sstnre.

Der Cinderella SH1b Store,
gde Sf'SoufontraBe unb Nbenue c.,
bieier beIiebte 2aben Der Stabt, bat
iei1en ileuen 8orratb bon g o m T.
fir 9erren, Dame1 unb
Gtnber erbalten un6 bat cine ltnpers
glei9li6e Muspabl aler 5orten ttt6
Qualitdten. Ser Cinderella GGuhs
Store fiibrt nur bic Sabrifate Der beiien
Jabriten unb iiberbietet MIes, mas i'm
bieigen Martt su baben 1T. 6pecia=
litdt ftr 0erren: ber &odforo Sdub
fur So. SO berlobnt fi9 Der Msibe, i'm
Cinderella 5tore bor3uipres
den, ebe man anberstpo faiift.
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@Iad ! m unaIad.

nWeiBt 9u f6on, liebe gmilie, nell
DIES ungliif uniere Greunbin gusenie
g~etrOfen BATE Sbr grdutigam, Der
premierIifntenant, III gum 6auptmanu
iibergangen porben u
va9, pie mid bic Mermfte bauert |
SoG mag ie fi9 t~penigitsns bamit tr6>
iten, bab ibt 8rdutigam bel Der Snfans
terie oient. Denn bel Der 6aballerie
ipdre CT ia iiberritten uno BET Der Nrs
tiaerie gar iiberfabren porben!"
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GalifurniasWeiue.

Welnliebbaber finben elm sroBes 2a>
get bon feinen CALIFORNIA Weinen Bel
9errn s. s. Meper am Mlomp
pla5a. 9err Meper fu6t bic Weine
on Ort uno STEELE aus ut,b faaft brett
aus benz Seller ter Wein3ii9ter. Oils
gutem 9enner selingt es ibm tets, bic
beften SOrten aus5undblen. St fann
feline 2unben uno Gamiliew nit einen,
guten Srppfen perieben. &otbs unb
WeiBweine in por3iisli9er Qualitdt
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @alIone fret
ins 9aus geliefert.
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asarmums. unterseibnet fetue aOtcn.

@arnums! ltuterScid)met fetme Npten.
9dubler unb Ngenten, tpeI6e Soften
fur elm auf Nb3ablunsen bertauftes
giano ober Orgel berlangen, bertaufen
ober iibertragen bieie Noten an Inbere,
unb i'm Sale Der ni6t pitnttIi9en 3abs
lung 1T bas Snitrument iomie bas Be-
reits ge3ablte @elo fiber b~erloren.
Sbps. @ogGan & Bros., POS
@ommereeifraBe, San Nntonio, bertaus
fen piauos uno Orgeln an leidten 9lbs
aablun3et obne Noten unb 3inien.
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9OppeIt gut, neil d ers
unben. Ser S6ab BON perfieu 1T
an n. Stunt bonn &6nig 2eopolb BON
Belgien auf S9loB 2aeten ber bon ibs
rem 9ofbamen umgebenen 26nisin bors
geftelt tporben. NaRrsebsbin fragte
ben 26aig, auf bic Damen meiienb:
oSbr 6arem, Sire?" &bnig 2eopolb
bri9t nod einem au9enblid Der llebers
raf9ung in Iautes Baden aus, uno
Der @@ab fdbrt, bertdnbniBinnig
nit ben Augen blin3elnO, fort; nMiuB
erneuert perben, Maieitdt. 49,"
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MnhreSrnner

n2ieber Greunb, i'd besreife sar ni6t,
tuesbalb 81 ben Bob Defines Onfels
10 tragif6 nimmif. go biel id peiB,
tuaret Sbr bod febr b%erfeinbet?@
pas freili9, aber er mar immerbin
mein 8erwanbter - unb er bat mir
Ni4ts binterlaHen."
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- Mtu9t Cure 8eitelungen fir Sta.
9elbrabt, glatten 9rabt, giienble9,
2upferble6 uub 9btbe Bel piper &
S6ultbeB, 80 & 35 Wet Com.
merce : StraBe, San @ntonio. Seras.
Spart @elb unb 3eit.
8arantie fir niebrigite Marftpreiie.
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11r SIN beliebten Miifipmss
u artem fino gBaimmer eingeri1tet
unb er6fnet tporbetl, poielbff man res
guldre Mablaeiten einnebmer unb a la
carte fpeifen fann. Mablseiten tuerben
i'm eigenen @ei9irr a~usgeianbt unb auf
Wuni1 Dinners unb Soupers Ing 9aus
geliefert. Nufmerfiame B%eoienuttg unb
prompte Nusfiibrung Der Muf!rdse gas
rantirt. 9beiner & 0aul.
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Mrs. 2SimsIom's sputbime sprmp.

Mrs. @imslpm's sputbtms sprnp.
8eb. Splpunus Cobb idreibt I'M $50.
lton @hriftian 6reeman": Auf feinen
Sal wiirben mir cine Webi5in eupfeblen,
namentlid fir 3inbe-, menn mir nidt
wtBten, bag fe gut 1T. Son Mrs.
Winslows Snrup tSnnen mir iebr9 aus
Grfabruns fpreden. Sn ~unferer eigeneu
Tumilie bat CT ii4 ais Sesen ernieien,
neil er einem Sinbe, bas nit 3olit se=
peinist mar, S4luf peri&afte unb ben
@ltern &ube wdbrenb Der Nadt
iderte. Die meiiten Gltern werben bie>
fen Sesen gu fddeen pt6en. tSier 1T
Elm Grtitel, Der ii4 bewdbrt unb barmlcs
1T, benn Der Sdlaf ben er benz Sinhe
psrl&afft, 1T natirlid unb Der fleine On.
gel erwudt 70 better wie elm anopf."
Wibrenb bes 3abnens 1T iein Grfclg un.
idisbar. Dir babsn bdufis geuua BON
Wittern bic GeuBerunS sebSrt, bas He
ni9t cbne ben Syrup fem rtSgen bon Der
@eburt bes Sinbes an Bis sur 8cIlens
buns bes 5abnens. 8erfauft bon allen
GpOtbetsrn gu rs Gents bic Slai&s.
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= 8as gr6Bte Eager bon @enebrs
unb &ebolper : Patronen un6 Siillen
bel piper & g 6ultbeB.
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@iniaperes MdthfeL.

Sausfrau: v&Oia, tper mar Der
Mann, nit benz Sic geitern Nbenb ults
ter Der 9austbiir tauoen2
Sienltmdb@en; DMabame, sic f6eis
men teene CUTE &dtbieaOierin gu iein."
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ST.. g. 8mra

aus gEteH, TrIDet Setiln01r . Nrst beS f0iF
toniel. 3rantenbaufes @ieben,
SpeSialza rst fit Sraneu= II. Sinner
&rant1eiten.
Srbinirt in ben Npotbefeu %. O'SIbini,
alamU Qlaaa, bon s-l0 ilno s-5 unb RaIt.
cher & Sobn bon l0-12. Sir grme unemt.
seltli6 ben l-2 San Saba Strase 10.
~ aonlultaticnen in beutl6er, frans0fi@sr
uno polnilter Sprade. 5,T,lMtlmp
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GimamsicQer 8eridbt

Der San Nntonio NationalzSarf in
San Nntonio, Seras, beim Mbf6luB bes
8ei6dfts am u. Suli, 1889.
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9reDlt.
Nnleibeit un6 9isconten -. 1868, 569. S2
lleberge5ogen ---..>--.--- 1920
9. g. GOnbs Circulation. 5O,0OO.O 90
9. st. 8onOs, 9epo1its 100, 900. 90
Nttbere Bombs II. Mortg. POS, 974. 35
SorOerungen an9tei. Mgertten141 ia. 10
6gl. Nationalbaltfen ga, O65. 80
bgl. Staatsbaltfen. 4O,425. SO
8r1nbeigentbum 1890. sc, 769. 81
Sdufenoe Musgaben. 250.12
8e3ablte Prdmien $3.50. 25, 900. 90
Slls a1t o1toere garfen-.-. $4,000
&leines PapiergeIb, Midels
unb @ents---..-.....-. 1904
Specie 19, 9 90
9egal Serber gioten. ...... 33,65O.0O
@litloiu1tgs 5pnb---..-.- 2,250.00
5otal---.--.--... $1,417, 234. SO
9ebit:
gt11ge5abltes &apital. 49,. .$125, 900. 90
ueberf6uB 10000
ungetbeilte @eminre ...... 16,1O7. 68
Nltstebenbe Scat. 8anfnoten 41,85O.OO
peri6nli6e 9eppTten 80. $780, 80
9epolitenzG Certificate $500. 11,477.68
Ser. Staten 9epoften. -. 3l,413.32
9epoitten b. Ser. st. 3abls
mei1tert .......... 73. 09S. 04
Torberungen b. Scot. Banter 13,29O.31
besgl. Staatsbanfer 80, 607. 76
Sptal- .$1,417, 234.69
Staat Seras, Serar County.
Sd, @eo. %. 8radenrioge, prd1ibent
obengenannter 8anf, i6D0te hermit
feierli6, baB Ser obige 8eri6t mad meiz
ttem beften WiKen uno @laubem ri6s
tig 1T. (Ge5ei6net:)
@eb. %. gradenribse, prdfbent.
unter5ei6net unb bei@tporen in met
tter 8egenpart am 81. Mai, 1889.
8e5ci6net. Sobn u. 6raier,
Sefentli9er Notar, 8erar So.
Gi6tig b%efunben: Gum 3eugniB:
@eaei6net: 9r. s. 9erf,
s. u. @tribling,
M. s. Breckenridge,
19,7,t3m 9ireftoren.
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SIN 9hKeloorfer rMalfafen" finbet
i9 Der folgenbe f16ne Sinnfpru6:

,Sdon gu leben III pabre aunf:
8unf I'M eeben bas f6one 8abre,
2eben Der aunif bas ipabre S1Sne,
@abrss 2ebsn bic fdone &unf."
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10 ut. $. Omtterfioe, 1876
Ofs 9outOns5 traBe, plumbers, @ass
unb Steam : Gitters, balten fi9 benz
Bublifum fir lae in ibrGa9 f9lagenben
Nrbeiten empfpblen unb beripre9en
prompte Beiurgung aler M%uftrdge.
2ronleu6ter, @as. Girtures, 8abetpaus
men. @loiets &c. ftets an 9anb.
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Bd- Teinite un6 biuigite Drudia=
den bel s o b II on Bros.
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2llatuu 9atrinem. Slbfubr=g Ditent.
Office: Is Norb. GlpresftraBe, Selepbon
359. s. 6. Mbbep, Manager.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1889-09-07
THE THREE GRACES.

Illinois has labor paper whose editor
evidently has the attributes of the
three graces," Faith, Hope and Charity.
Here is an example of his Faith
"The hand that swings the hammer is
the hand that shall rule the world"
just at present the power that lifts
the trip hammer is potential, and the
possessors of that power do the ruling,
But the Journal Of Industry hasn't quite
come to this conclusion, and this is the
fond editors Hope:
Every trade in America should be
organized into strong and power
full trades union. That's what the Jour-
nal Of Industry wants. Then benefits
will come to the workingmen."
If all the trades in America were or
gained into strong and powerful trades
unions and still conceded the possession
of land and the means of production to
their employers, and obey the ldaCS, they
would find that organized capitalists
still had the upper hand, and that their
wages would only represent part of the
value of their labor, and the unem-
ployed would be poor and hard up.
This seems to weigh upon the hopeful
editor, for he thus announces, with that
warmth of heart and honest sympathy
which characterizes the average labor
editor, his readiness to exercise sweet
Charity:
THE Journal of Industry is always
ready to help poor workman who is
hard up. If he is honest, we will not
let him 60 hungry from our door. Amy
assistance we can render will be done
cheerfully."
But when the memorable line of social
evolution develops into the socialist
State, there will be no needy workmen
to drop in upon our charitable friend;
the trades unions won't have to disci-
pine scabs, and "the hand that swings
the hammer" will only act its part in
the industries. The possessors of the
earth and Capital will rule, and all will
share in the blessings of civilization.
And the Three Graces? Oh, they will
assume a new beauty, for they will
stand on the pedestal of Science.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1889-09-07
INCIDENTS OF EVOLUTION.

A large number of the readers of the
WoRKMENs ADVOCATE are members of
the Socialist Party, and are consequently
interested in the special party news, of
which we print more in this number
than usual. To all readers of this pa
per, however, who take an interest in
the gradually developing Socialist
movement, and recognize in the Social
list Party factor in the social evolution,
this news will be of peculiar interest,
since the events now TRANSPORTING, taken
in connection with the referendum vote
of last December, establishing the Party
on political basis, mark new depart
ure in the history of the Socialist move
ment in these United States. To those
of our readers who habitually act with
other political parties and find in the
ADVOCATE merely literary representa-
tive of a peculiar crankism, or, it may
be, of a high but unobtainable ideal,
such news may not be so interesting,
and we can only hopefully await their
conversion. Finally "our friend, the
enemy" and he is by no means as scarce
as the above designation in the singular
number might indicate, may find a
fiendish JOY in what he hastily concludes
that the events chronicled in these days
of transition are but incidents of evolu.
ton, which may be observed with profit
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1889-09-07
IRISH ROYALlSTS.

Some of our Radical friends are very
indignant with the attitude taken up by
the Irish Parliamentary Party on the
question of the royal grants. 1t has
made some of them question the wis
dom of sinking every other considera-
ton for the sake of the Irish question,
and for this we are not sorry. 1t has
also made some Of them feel lukewarm
in their advocacy of Home Rule. Here
they are wrong. The justice of legisla-
tive independence for Ireland does not
disappear because of the silly tactics of
parliamentary party composed mainly
of middle-cla reactionists. Though
these should demonstrate to the Irish
people and the Radicals how little is to
be gained by placing Ireland under the
domination of such men, they clearly
form no argument against giving to
Ireland What is her undoubted right.
Besides, what did our Radicals expect
They knew, or should have known,
that Parnell and mis- followers were not
democrats, nor even Liberals, the ma,
,jority of them; and they will find, on
many questions besides that of royal
grants, that the Irish Party will vote in
an anti-democratic sense. We very much
question the wisdom of such view,
even from the lowest standpoint Of
party politics, but there can be nc
doubt that Parnells action on this mat.
ter was directed with view to obtain.
ing credit for loyalty to the crown and
antagonism to revolutionary ideas.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1889-09-07
COMMUNICATIONS.

NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS Write plains
boil down" your letters; make them short.
Write only on one side of the paper. Be as good
natured as you can be under the circum-
stances
HANDS OFF PEOPLES CAsH-BoxEs.
10 the WOrknae,a's Advocate
In an editorial defending Trusts, the
New York Sun of August % says:
"The eternal principle of demand and
supply will regulate all things, and all
the trusts that the ingenuity of man
can devise will not prevail one jot or
one little against it."
Does it regulate all things? That is
the question | affirm that it does not
regulate the salaries of public officials
generally, but that it ought to- admit.
A few years ago Congress largely aug
mented the wages of Representatives
and Senators, and doubled those of the
President What had the law of Sup
ply" to say on that occasion? Nothing
not asked their opinions; all they have
had to do since has been to fork out.
The fact is, no people are really in
power in any country that are not mas
tiers over their breeches pocket. All
bills appropriating large sections Of land
or sums of money, say over million of
dollars, ought to be submitted to our
people, and not become operative laws
until they have received the popular
sanction. In fact. the entire veto power
ought to be transferred from the Presi-
dent to the people.
Command over the national revenue
has been the sole means by which the
House of Commons has secured the
lions share of power in Great Britain.
1t is far better in the hands of the
peoples representatives there than it
would be if exercised by the House of
Lords or the Queen. 1t is half way to
the right thing. In true Republic en-
tire power over their cash-boxes would
ever be held and most zealously guarded
by the people. ROBERT W. HUME.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1889-09-07

They may still doubt the efficiency of
our political organization, and to so
doubt isnatural for those who habitually
only count strength by numbers; but
they will not dispute our consistency and
faith in our principles, These men do
not look upon the Socialist Party as
enemies Far more unfriendly in their
sight are the trade unionists who would
enforce their views upon their more
conservative brothers under the penalty
of disunion before their common en-
envy, the boss. And the Socialist Party
has no business to take sides with these
contending factions. Besides, trades
unions are not political organizations,
and as long as expediency demands
they will be.
Thus, there can be no antagonism
between the Socialist Party and the eco
nomic associations, any more than there
can be collision between two trains
going in the same direction on parallel
tracks with the fastest train in advance.
To be member o f trade union does
not by any means preclude citizenship,
and it is to the citizens of the United
States that the Socialist Party addresses
itself The workers have everything
to gain by the contamination Of the OBJ
jects of the Socialist Party, and it is for
this reason that 1T is in that sense a
labor party. And if, in the course Of
time, any artificial antagonism shall be
inaugurated against the Party tactics,
that may be considered as much an in
cident of evolution as the inevitable
discontinue of the senseless antagon
lists. "Babn fret ~