Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-19

this2 All in favor of my proposition will
say ay.
cant AYl AY!" SHOUT 200 VOICES.
But the mill owner, getting in SONS
new machinery, exposes himself very
much and takes cold, and it settles into
pneumonia and he dies. In the process
sion to the tomb are all the workmel,
tears rolling down their cheeks and Oh
upon the ground; but an hour before tns
procession gets TO the cemetery the wives
and the children of those workmen Gro
at the grave, waiting for the arrival Q,
the funeral pageant. The minister .!
religion may have delivered an eloqusD'
eulogium before they started from H'
house, but the most impressive tnilg'
are said that day by the working Glasses
standing around the tomb. 80
That night in all the cabins Of !l'
working people where they have lann!
prayers, the widowhood and the orpl1..
age in the mansion are remembered w
glazing populations look over Tue Nv.
fence of the cemetery; but hoverlng U,',
the scene, the benediotiOn OF GOa ala
man is coming for the fulflmenI Oh =,
Christlike injunction, 'Whatsoe'si ),
would that men should do to YOU o0!
even SO to them. matt,
"Oh," says some man here, tas. .s
all Utopian, that is apocrYphai' 'ua.-
impossible. - No, cut out oil gSpr
this: zone of the plessantest inells.~
recorded IN long time is reporter ' lss1
hn oil Tic 49,
in the iron works at Sheffield are L1s,
lated by board of arbitration, Uy WA ava
decision both masters and Ileu 'rs
bound. For some time past the NUn s,a.
steel trade has been extremely uup -,
BILE, and the employers cannot, ",i- m
much loss, pay the wages nAs' ,T :.
the board, which neither -.,
ployers nor employed have tn S,L p' NE
to change. To avoid this dlncuig I'D
workmen in one of the largest s'esi Ia "s' :,
in Sheffield hit upon a device d .D INK
it was generous. They ohereu :" AM
for their employers one week Wl ..n. Inst
pay whatever. How much Det'''
plan is than strike would BE- -, ,soS
But you go with me and WV L,i.pd
you-not so far of as Sheffield, EI sorss,
factories, banking houses, stors Cs-i.t.
and costly enterprises where lnt ,,,- Esp,,
like injunction Of my text IS lAl, .!,nlo5sf
and you could no more get the ems len q
to practice an injustice upon Ms 49, 20.
the men TO conspire against ~ rissi
pIoyer, than you could ger ~. rigsi
hand and your left hand w. sar sd
eye and your left eye, your riGIs sDtaeos.
your left ear, into physiological I'M I'm, ID
ism. Now, where Is this to Oeg.rus>
our homes in our stores, on our - sa- tb.s
not waiting for other people TO ~ s.~ssa
duty. Is there a divergence nov DoI ,ssrs
the parlor and the Kitchen nsref
is something wrong either IN u. 81
or in the kitchen, perhaps in DOI ai,h tss
the clerks III your store irate o. vrong,
firm? Then there is sometimes in ths
either behind the counter %
private ofice, or perhaps IN UV'. .co-ds1 9
The great want of the Woriu IKE ..
the fulflmeut of this Chrs,,sd d
junction. that which he promuigSa,i.lc.l
His sermon Olivetic. All the P9 n tss
economists under the arehivoII OOa.srI
heavens in convention for " y
years cannot settle this controTsi''
tween
MONOPOLY AND HARD "o'-' ,,,,i,g
between capital and labor s.srJ
the revolutionary war there was te
piece of timber to be lifted, peru o1sf.
some fortress, and q corporal ns siyiss
seeing the work, and ne We We it'd;
commands to some soldiers as ino!
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