Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20

A4HNhA lAAlANn tAAN wv. NiNNi VI wv
day In many places as the summer
draws nigh.
Government Employment for the
Unemployed Is the Inscription on tn,
banners Of Kelly's army.
"rhe Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Broth
erho0d Of Locomotive Engineers" ~ .
new organization just coming into OK
istence.
The idle money In New York amounts
to over 800. 100000. and more bonds
are demanded IN order that this money
may be earning something
Godkn says a new religion has come
the religion OF the working classes
II is the hope OF better food and cloth
Ing and more leisure for mental and
moral culture.
persistent attempt IL made to show
that the lndustrials do not want work,
but careful investigation shows that
IN no instance has work been refused
except where others would have been
thrown out or at n great reduction OF
wages.
Edward Bellamy defines natlonallsm
thus; First It's absolute insistence ON
the economic equality Of all citizena ~
the necessary and sole efficient guarun'
tee OF Individual liberty and dignity,
The second distinctive pnstulate Of ma
tionalism follows from the tirst as the
only method 20 give Il cffect namely
that the Industrial organization shall
be on the lines OF the national political
organization and take effect through
the naturalization of Industry
Senator Allen OF NebroslSa threw
ray Of calcium Hight on the present in
dustrlal unrest when he uttered the
following. For nifty years the legiH-
lature OF congress has been I'm favor
Of the rich against the poor. In each
decade the property owned by the poor
/ I..... IhuAfhTn
seized by the richest, until now IN N
country 80 powerful and prosperous
as this seemed one year ago, 2yVVVV
| individuals own nine-tenths Of an prop
| crty. and the plttance remaining Is di-
| vided up among O5,O0O0OO-at 800 per
| head"
| Edward Bellamy. famous as the au-
thor OF Looking Backward" and foun-
| der OF nationalism answers the ques-
| ton what IL the difference between go
\ cialism and nationalism nB follows;
Socialism IL general or generic term
for many social reform plans which
agree in the abolition OF private capi-
talism and the substitution OF some
! form OF cooperative Industry. Nation
nlism is simply one IN particular OF
these plans. II IL IN my opinion the
| plan on which all the schools Of so
cialists are bound IN the end to unite. "
Wheat at 50 cents and cotton at
cents yields agricultural labor less than
90 cents a day.
William Tongue OF chicago rendered
Ksliy'B wing OF the CoXey army his
barrel factory. 200 feet long and two
stories high In doing this he said
MY men are out OF employment b. the
competition Of conyict-mude harrcM,
made In violation OF our state contlt-
tutionaI amendments. by cur state
| authorities and prison contractors, aid
ed by the millionaire packers, who
have purchased In large quantities bar
rcls 80 made. Besides they purchased
hundreds OF thousands Of prison made
barrels shipped from another state.
thus crushing out the honest home in
lustry OF our trude, as II IL impossible
TO run our business against this COM
petition without actual loss"
The Atlanta Constitution protests
against the contempt that Is constantly
poured upon the debtor claSs as follows
the debtor class have been doubled II
well known. II Is simple ~ eubsirnc-
ton and edition. We have described
It ever and over again Their debts
are on a gold basis. and ny the value 81
gold. measured by falling prices, IN
ereaser. inc vslue Of their delta IN.
creases with f. The money IN which
the interest on debts II paid with pur,
chase twice the amount OF commodities
that II would buy twenty years ago.
| The uea lg a fppllhn put isht lit debioi
class IL as worthy OF confederation ~
the creditor class. II Is 20 the forinci
that We owe the industrial develop.
ment OF the republic.
The committees OF the knights Of
Labor and American Federation OF Ia,
Dor met and discussed plans Of union
ON which the two bodies could unit,
and harmonic al their differences
The result IL the calling OF a confer
ence 10 be held by July 2, Or as soor
after as possible. for The porfecfing oi
the plans and methods agreed upon
The president Of the University Of
Des Moinea took censuB Of Kally'i
industrial army and found that among
the recruits were representatives. Of
ciehty-tbree trades Professor Hour
wien OF tho University Of Chicago. who
made like Investigation Of handnll'i
army. which started from that city de-
ciarea that out Of z12 men ln wtr'
el,iIled mechanics. ~ OF the latter be
Ing union men. out Of iis men " hnf
received common school educator
and 25 nad Been ftudenis u hgt