Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-21


aud labor ngiiaiofs have denounced
even this, and made the contrast be.
tween the condition oi the laborof and
the Employer, which Wa at least
unfair % not uugonorous; for more
than tho amount transferred by
'he lahofer could have been lost
every week in tho search Tor
uncertain opportunity Of employment
To meet Ia compromise such obiectori,
proft.aharing was introduced, which
lid well Ia prosperous timcs, when
there was ready demand for that which
was manufactured; but In times Of de.
preston, when goods werc unsold and
tho mills idle, and capital became nom
producing, the owners thereof had 10
bear the entire burihou. L3sf.shar.
ins-tqla.ly jus,, was as dlstasiciul
hs impJssiDlo 90 the lnU0ror, although
the rctulia Of that labor wns piled up 90
warehouses around tho globe ami sui.
ieing continuous depreciation. And
20 tie likely this controversy viii uu
continued until capital unused ex.
hausia itsulf aud labor Dcgs Tor bread.
There viii come rs a consequences iu
part a driit toward agriculture, with re
assurance Of living II not Of accumu.
iatiou, aud those who engage therein
will learn 10 be a. orderly, a. syslom.
attic, a. woll.iniormUd, m BE-
The producer Of col,5u.cl1ln,
carpets, iron, sugar anu the multi.
iarious products VI creative industry;
as we'll as 20 thess VINO are engaged
In The diairlbuuve FIELD, such as mor.
chants, dealers aud mlddlcmeu Of
ovcry namU ani nature. For 10 l.
quite as essential from a business stand
POINT that the farmer should know
what his pfoducta or goods cost, as Il
h that tho grocer tho maker OF
otockcry, the producer OF iron or sugar
should know what his product cost;
aud ho should know whether la the
marketing thereof hu SECURES lcgiti.
mate pfoi,, OF suffers small OF greater
loss. Thoio men are few who engage
many enterprise from pure philanthro.
py. Every one almost asks 40 an iudi-
vijual ami oven la corporate capac.
ity-wlll the on,orprIss pay? L. it a
good permanent Investment or isli
purely speculative aud tfLus cat 1T
OuG All uusluufs men aud organic.
lions mako continuous or psrili.cNin.
lu.fy into their AFFAIR.". They make
la.aIco sheet; they know their pr0n
or llai; lhoy declare d dividend or have
20 fo,Tcuch; aud 20 important Is this
that d, may be deemed universal
But how Is % among our mrmofs?
Where BE- the man who can tell what
any Of bis products cos" HIS wheat
per busucli his potatoes, HE calf OF the
poultfy,c Igs ami bulteras manipulated
by the aiding wife? 51oulI not a man
Ia this important nay fundamental,
branch OF business know us well as the
factory owner, the maker Of harness,
the creator Of bf1om,? should he not
take account Of the hours sponi Ia the
ralsngof wheat, tomatoes, beois, a.
docs the carpenter or the mau who soles
your shoes, Or makes your B,ovepipo, Or
digs your gaFdon2 Should not the
farmer eatimale bis capital invested Ia
land, In water Ia implements, Ia hir,d
helH Ia personal labor or supervislong
Should he sell at random? Should he
ana his neighbors compete with each
other or allow dosism-buycfs, 10 Put
their price upon bis produce any more
than tho producer OF cloth or gar.
ments, or tho gigantic dealer
Ia hog products from ham 10 lafug
Ia II iair that the merchant should
make the price Of wheat aud the goods
given ia exchange Tor ~ That the
priceoi butter anu Of sugar snoulI be
Ia one mans hauds2 or should the
farmoW orgauiznas DO men 10 all other
Industrial directions, 10 keep up tho
price Of their products 10 living and
profitable point, n5 10 done with sugar.
coal oil aud every other manufacture?
To do this successfully tha cost of !