Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-22
STATE.

The Gainesville Signal puts tue mat
ter IN a nutshell thus: The laborlng mer
Of this country want; Opportunity. mo-
preferinent; justice. no, charity; equal
fy, not privilege; freedom. not license
prosperity. not aiilueuee; order, not an
archy; reformation, not revolution
homes, not teneuients. Less than Thu
in land OF plenty viii not satisfy.
j. VI. Pratt Of Gainesville Is organ
King labor exchanges N the state, The
organization is non-political and ncn-sec
tnrian; simply society OF the producers
Of wealth IN the diitcrent branches oi
business, who agree. 10 take as money
certificates representing their labor.
Our exchanges report the Populists a.
recognizing and forming clubs quite
rapidly all over the state.
There Is one great central Thought
that iaboring people never want TO sose
sight of. The less actual money there IS
the more we hive to borrow.
Speaking OF the necessity Of maintain
ing our credit as patton, the Advocate.
organ Of fhe lAansls STATE Alinnce' say -
a financial policy that depryes q ma
jorty OF the American people OF the
ability TO meet their obligations ana re-
duces millions OF honest t0llers TO starFa-
tion, Is not a credit TO anybody. and is
not well calculated TO inspire confidence
either az home or abroad.
While there are many calls TO lab0rers
TO stay away from certain places, has
anyone seen call from any part Of the
country for more wurkinenF There
seems to be an oyer-prodnctiOn Of labor
trs, as Wen as OF corn cotton Whent'
etc. Something Is wrong somewhere.
The laws of supply aud demand have
been intertered with.
George Bancroft, the great American
historian, says; ',Sedition is boTn ~ the
lap OF luxury and not among the labor
ing masses
IL is NOT charity to encourage lazi-
ness by uliuriing professional bcggnrs
q better Income than they could obtain
by hcncsi labor
HE Appeal Avalanche commcnds Gov
half Of the wurkingmcn, who are COM
PEELED 10 60 from place TO place seeking
labor. II says: "Ilic man who is look
ing for employment should always be-
accorded kindly consideration. II l. not
every man who iramps the dusty Oads
and beg. for food. who q. wuulcrer Of
his own rolitiOn, especially IN these
days when so iHJay factories have shut
down and When misfortune has over
taken 50 many enterprises, IL Is de
plopble. indeed. that IN his LAM Of ours
Hon W. o. Hutchinson. j. III, Davis.
q. w. Jones and I G. Rhodes will
speak NJ the San Marcos Populist en-
clinpneut OFT. 20 mud -
OF ilie sixiy-lour unemployed men who
recently citfrcd san Antonio iu q body
seeking work, twcny-nine are mechanics.
ihiftei.n clerks. three Telegraph operators.
1870 BARRIERS. twelve miners and one
printer. Two OF the Others said they
were law students. Tliis fact cfccuinlly
answers The sheer ihni men who travel
Over the country seeking work have no
Trade and prefer trimping to honest
Agg9r 49, -
Tie period from 1915 TO 1873 WIS the
most prosperous we ever saw. That was
t!,r ora or q good supply 81 money. GO. To-
SILVER aud greenbacks kept wei IN The
hands 81 Inc masses OF thc people NiiA
clFcAhttloh tpiay slfh as W. had then,
OF 80 90 Sou per capita. hard tu. -
NJ ihtIhR- looking Tor work NJ my
pi59e' would not he heard Of
ZION. Evan JONES anl j j, Eager
~ Tyr q mp 20 Iowa, where they will
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