Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-12-23
Ic.TIONAL MANIFESTO
THROUGHOUT ENGLAND,
(oorl AND, IRELAND AND
WALES.
- she national Administrative
- 81 the Independent Labor
md Is semi-Resolution-
airy in Its Nature

nd t0WhS VI
md and Wales as wen as o.
!. +be smaller towns in tiae
'.,octuring and industrial dis
u woke up this morning to find
,do and lamp posts covered
-" a,,ies of a semi-reyolutionary
~ signed by the National
- 8 .,'t,.ative Council of the indie
N labor Party. The head
~ : of this movement are in this
! ;nouiries developed the fact
q ,,ar ( 600 900 placards OF differ
e. as we'll as pamphlets CON
tbe manifesto, which was
~ a recent secret meeting OF
,,neil. have been quietly shipped
1 fine country during the past
Cor simultaneous appearance
The manifesto in part reads
ows: o
have arrived at a critical stage
progress OF the people toward
and economic freedom. Capt.
is daily drawing it's forces
together. and the wealth
from the workers is now be-
brcilessly used against them by
H. rich. The old political par
are in antagonism to the
mic emancipation OF the people.
Landlords and Liberal capital
n equally pledged to the sys-
y rent, profit and interest by
a labor is robbed. In the class
Il liberal and Conservative alike
6n the side OF privilege and
n the producers. The policy
Il Independent Labor Party is
Secially deal with the Govern
Hin power for the time being.
6rst Parliamentary session of
8w Government has been signal
II the discussion of Irish affairs
i practical exclusion of almost
u vital question affecting the
~ts of the workers OF the United
dom. Outside the House of
IONS the Industrial struggle
Zen growing steadily in volume
ntensity. The present year has
unparalleled for events of re-
able magnitude in the uneeasing
b the working classes against
Rge and monopoly; 1898 has
Hsed the conflicts Of capitalism
ahe cotton operatives, with the
dock laborers and the miners.
coal lockout the exhorbitant
nds, in the first instance of the
lyers, and the appalling inhu-
~ OF the owners tactics in seek
b enforce their demands by
aryation of hundreds of thous.
R0f incocent women and child
have thrown a fierce light
\ methods of English capitalists.
conditions of Incredible hard
the her0ism OF the miners has
been surpassed in the annals
|des unionism. The public con-
h has been deeply touched by
suffering. The naturalization
mines and minerals is an i'm
I've necessity in the interests
|of the coal producer and the
Punity, and it is in the power of
|orking classes to force the ques
py their votes within the range
llltics. The policy of the new
|nment in relation to these
disputes has been one of polit-
Impotence tempered by cant.
the conservatives employed
|rces ofthe crown for the coer-
Il The Irish peasantIy the liber-
Fty effusively protested in hor-
|lcken accents against the
OF the late Irish secretary.
'ypfocrasy of the Liberal outcry
INFESTED by their own readiness
'ploy on the slightest provoca-
Tue police and the military
'st the unoffending workman.
'ouhtry was implored by the
y Oh the Liberal party. to RE
yer ;Mitchelstown.','' With Gym
''lrahtery this so-called Demo.
spVernment has been in open
e'Wlth the forces of capitalism
to crush labor. At
pe's'one innocent men We're
''''efed on the public highway
' = they did notimmediately ego
|, zalehe command of a military
lug u The upper" classes.
manifesto goes ON, to say !:
questions OF the unemployed,
'saally growing exodus of the
,aoorers from the villages to
,se towns, the invention and
Z, ,sehent OF labor saving ma
1 N every department ,of in
- ''ie pressure of foreign com