Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-29
LABOR DEPARTMENT.
$. j. BRowNsoN, EDITOR.
DOMESTIC.

People are coming inte Oklanoma every
LAY without 4 cent eoia hnu I Is .
not work enough for such large numbers
as are coming.
The following were some OF the in
scriptions carrie,l by the 5000 unemploy-
ed men and strikers from Olneyyille ct
G1ss.c NE 'i p., Sihsf d.' usics
THE Land for the People" "Wags
Slavery Must Go" "pauper Wages Must
Co." I'VE Have Struck tina. Our Chi.
dren May Not StArve Wljlo We Work.
I'VE Want Fair Wages. 90
The Riverside glass works The lsrgess
Va. resumed operations with non-union
men. Seven Shops nfo working. Only
two of the former irloyes reported for
work.
The striking svitclmeh on the Memphis
and Charleston road have gone back TO
work on the terms proposed by the road.
Mr.. j. Sterling Morton, secretary Of
agriculture. In lis address in Chicago be
fore the worlds agricultural congress.
took occasion 20 warn tie farmers against
having anything 10 do with the Grunge
Alliance and other similar bodies. lic
said the farmers had suffered less tiau
any other class FROM financial troubles.
But his advice comes too late Va tic day,
The fa rness are Ia politics aud prOfOsa
TO Btay there until tile cardnal principle
leges % none is well established.
The Springfield, H., uuion's strike has
ended by the men submitting 10 tho
terms Of tie operators.
The miners of Cocur d'4Alenc mines
have recently won the victory in their
strike.
The cigarnskers have Tie most claho-
rate boDeba system ia thcir union of any
in this country. They Lave a sick benent.
III. RI ttsA %
benefit, and ths International union has
SJUOoOO reserve fund enough 10 tide
them over hard iimrs u'ceiy, unless they
Lass too long.
Ten years ago 5000 men were en-.
ployed % the. Edgar Thompson steul
NE introduction OF improved machinery
time.
Cincinnati has passed an ordinance np-
propnatbr $4,000 10 provide work for
the unemployed
1t IS expected TINT the Farmers A..
iinnce aud che Farmers Mutual Haneft
association of Indiana will soon unite,
Fully 10000 men have been Idle siucs
July l. on account Of the shutdown ~
the MaEoning valley rolling mills ard the
coffee house mission There ~ kcpninr
BODY and soil together In some 200 faini.
John Jacob Aster who has 5000 ,cnr.
Inent houses gave 1000 oaves Of broad
To the unemployed poor Of New York
Speaking of dcmonetiziug silver Sena-
Tor NJ u. Butler (Deni ID said in Ills
,eVh. speech IN the senate: ''Englaul
nsi de'lroyed the people of ireland 10
tnHt way Rrssih has destroyed The
people Of. Poland; Turkey has DESTROYED
the people. OF Danube and tho snm,,
power VIII destroy the tnn,,es of lie
american people if that power Is not
nT99asat our and dcthroncd aud destroyed,
these lessons should be- sufIirient for ne
Georgia has over thirty pnpers alyo.
eating the doctrines Of The Al,iunci,.
Our exchanges Indicate a te.ncr,i pa.
NlVal ~ Tie Alliance all over lhe upnn-
Try during the last few weeks.
Inc wealth OF the nation Is tho wrnith
OF me pecple--thlt Is, 1t springs from Inc
IVpif. tncrrtore VI rights belongs
70 Tie people. Industrial delnocracy
docs not demand q division 0f The wealth
81 the nation among rs 10000 400 nuDn.
IauOn. But industrial democracy Dies
demand with LaY,teye, 20 each worker
ms ptoduSe, Ills entire produce and moth
!ustioe would then disappear from o,,r
Industrial organizations, aud with In
Jusu"e would DISAPPEAR dangerous dan.
gerous beuluse rrAsonablej discomfort
and Tie DIVISION into the two clusses OF
i WY ron ana tue Negy poor - Rev
DR. Lyman Abbott, Brooklyn.
A a result Of the financial depression
some 80 taulies have been eyictel
lately in Chicago.
Alex II. Stephens, in speaking OF m.
Tree coinage OF silver In 1919. soil;
People fear the silver flood: | wonld
iet u come from all the world until we
nave fl,ouO,OOO,OOO In cirGulntlon /" ON
the subject Of taXatlon he said thai The
puluens are borne by the poor the labor.
ing cinssesi many poor man who lives
from hand 10 mouth pays more tax tl,an
many 4 boudholdcr who Is worth S5tNi
wv Inc people ARE opprAssed and the
cause that labor for, ihat am willing
10 die IN, is tue cause of the people"
An honest dollar is the nobcst work of
man.
We are Americans md should not al.
low the gold king nj home or abroad
10 dictate our financial policy.
Speaking OF charities for the unem.
ployed. Inc Can Of San Francisco saws.
ms scenes nj the postoHicc site or
Hotel du Sandlot," IA the Salvation
army calls Il, were deplorabla yestcr-
day, There may he some men content
70 De ied hkc domestic animals, and like
them, 10 lie ~ the sun for the rest VI tie
time; but evidences Of honest labor. re.
duced by want OF work 10 alb
folute deshtution. were painfully an.
parent. Gaunt, Acknowledged men, with
misery in their eyes, sat with bow,-l.down
heads around the walls; others, stripped
10 the skin. tried TO wash out ih,ir
only shirt in coal.oil can. Some when
questioned, told of hopeless want among
Families nt home, Of little ones ewing
Tor bread. OF many mics vainiy trauined
N eearch OF work, OF sickness, 5windlcl
means and the little standing between
thsxn and suicide. About 1000 Der day
are being fed, but the accommodn tlons