The morning call., 1892-05-26
George W. cnl!as aaars,,lag the audlsne

among brethren and comrades. and one OF the
privileges which most enjoy aud Of which / am
pToudest is that Of being an honorary member
OF your union
have enjoyed that distraction especially for
The reason that my brothers and comrades OF the
union seem 10 think, ana they have taken good
deal Of trouble to show me they do, that am "a
member IN good standing" Wherever ] have
been on ms way here, among the first 0 welcome
me were those Of your-may LAY OF our order?
lhey nave given me the most cordial greeting.
me most hearty. generous hospitality They
have made me feel both by what they said and
by what They did, that | was not only among
of them.
l know something about the unIon printer.
During all the many years ! have ben a news
parer publisher ! have had The pleasure and the
advantage Of having him as a business partner.
1 have never had cause 20 regret he partnership
or to think OF diSsOYinC IL. lie ana l have got
along pretty well together, and he has been kind
enough TO come 10 Tne and say thlt the PARTNER
ship has been equally agreeable 10 him, aud that
have given him the fun share and something
over OF The earnings Of he concern which lie
thought his due.
I have found that the union printer does not
sell bis labor In the cheapest market, ana that
lie does not need 10, fOr the reason that furnish
ing so good quality of 10 his customers are Will
Ing 10 pay a liberal price for II. have found
him Intelligent manly, self-respectlng reliable
ana JUST. aud honor him Tor what lie is as well
as FOR What lie does.
Your union Is one OF the strongest, II not the
strongest; one Of the most successful n not the
uo0N cHt|Ce-4ui Ol iit tdDOl ORGANIZATIONS OF
America. There are reasons Why IL should be-
One OF It's conditions OF membership is midi
YlCuai worth. Character is the bed ocN on which
II IS lou0ded. lie union printer must be intelll-
eeLt, reliable, honest. Being hat be unItes with
others Ike him and together they are able TO IN
force the just demand hat Tie fair laborer shall
be gwen iaiF wage. Tie members OF The union
are many and they constitute prosperous COM
munity because they have earned the right and
power 10 be one.
You have cause 10 be proud, not only OF your
union, but OF your craft, for, says a learned au-
hOilty "rlinlinR removed The veil which OBJ
scuted The reason OF man; It broke The chain
when bound him Ia superstition. BY multiply
Ing copies OF tile abOrs Of the learned, aud dis.
peTslng THESE copies over the earth, even 10 lis
Iem0test regions, be was enabled to S arch alter
truth IN religions, In philosophy, in politics; and
Improvement IN the mechanical arts"
knowing The Value OF the work you have set
your hands to do, and knowing your worth in
the great field OF organized labor am glad 10
De WIN and or sou. / cannot express to you The
qeep sense OF my appreciation Of The too partial
klndness you have shown me. All can do l. 10
thank you for II. and when | return among
your brethren Of the East tell them that 10 the
generosity and hospitality OF the typographical
Union there Is no East. no West, no North, no
South; that 10 neither are there any bounds
Z. A. Murdoch, president of the TypOth-
e'@, addressing Mr.. ChIds, said it gave
Nun great pleasure to meet one so bonOred