Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1891-02-21
GO TO GAOL.

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blood of Trades Union agitatOrs and
Socialists are NOT the most desirable
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up our minds and prepare our plans for
lively times.
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to gaol.
Sent to gaol!
Most british workman ara draadfpIIv
e,. way
al aio Vi oei'6 0e'l' W saol'
Many of them would rather lose their
right hand or throw themselves into a
onorrv nit than sntfer +be a;earoco of
pelilg sent 70 saoi' no matter lor no"
shofI 'ilhe Vi LOT no" Trivial al OIL
renee -.
lhey VIII tel bundles OF hes ny nun,
areas OF mics All over tht country, ana
endure an SortS Oh prlVations anu pans
ra.ner thal ne haooeu ny tle ponce
nc! NO" lha' Is very wrong anu iooilSh'
Inc rear Vi saoi ID co"aruly lear,
anu Ihe ulSRrace Vi oelh8 SEM 'here Is
vulgar anu uepIaNeu SupeIs'llioh.
has not almost every true ana brave
pioneer oi progress oeeh put III gaoE
has not the gaol Deeh the very sahctu-
airy Oh freedom ana pfogreSs'
lrish Nalionallsts go as merriiy TO gaol
as they Woulo 90 TO wedding or
wake ana that Is ;, ehe reason VIaV- 1hey
are as sure TO geC home rule as IhaV the
mowers VIII oio0m IN spring
ana 80 must bIi'lSh Wofkiheh' IL they
inIeiiu ei,lahclpa''hg themselves from
the thraiuoih Oh capitalism.
AFTER all, the eaol Is not the dreadlul
pace tlat most men looislly imagine:
lhere are hundTeus OF thousands or
people IN our land VINO endure vastly
more misery OUTSIDE the gaol than they
"ouo nave 10 endure INSIDE IT,
Aea' III comparison with many OF the
MONIES OF the INDUSTRIOUS poor our prls-
ohs are palaces lhdeed, ana IN compi'l-
son with the dalIy Ton they nave TO per-
form, the nara laoor OF our convicted
1e!ons Is hght ana peasant TO degree
Ii II were not Tor the stupid prejudice
attached TO the thlhg, good mllllol or
two industrious and honest folk w ID
lind 1t considerably to their phys Al
and moral adVan age TO cease wo 4
ing IN factories, railways docks, and
mines for the profit OF capitalists and
landlords, and take an occasional spell
OF the relatively comfortable lodging,
wholesome fare, and reasonable toll
which Is provided for !aW-breakerS IN
size the walls Oh her Majesty prisons.
Let, then, every advocate OF labor and
every Soclalls; ask himself whether he
isprepared to 90 to gaol; and If he can
not answer resolutely yes, then let
him skulk out of the labor movement
asquckly as he can, for he is mar plot
and hypocrlte.
For the criminal law OF tins country
has been so cunnlngly devised IN the IN
terest of the property thieves, that no
man nor woman can freely and fearless
ly speak or act against those thieves
without beng almost instantly caught