The Comrade., 1894-12-13
POINTS FOR .TillE PEOPLE

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The fourteenth all nual convention
Of the American federation OF la bor 't'r
will be held in Denver, Col, December
10, 1894.
Are the rights Of man ramount
to the rights Of property The peo-
pies party says yes, The dem o-repu D.
lican party says no, and all laws Tor
thirtyyears have ignored human rights
Anderson ind. Peoples Paper.
Mr.. Debs says: There will be q
quiet revolution in this country before
long. Itfwill be at the ballot box q
Now, you're shouting, Brother Debs,
and we are with you till the last day,
in the afterno Don. ansas Aggitator.
The financial policy which enriches
a few unproductive drones, at the ex-
| pense Of the great hive Of human IN \:
dustry, is not only unjust but criminal
and surely fatal to national progress
and even national life.-Nationa
1 Watchman.
The sslabok leaders whom the ,ls'll rich
4 a5commend for lhehe Vork 20 llosssf1rse
4 not tha. real ,frie1nisds Of the workers.
zs|EDebs has the enmity Of all the pluto
/. Gratis and monopolists AS long as ne
!. has It the laborers can trust him.
Coming Nation.
D Ten men were discharged by q
Z Cleveland, o., firm for circu culating this
paper. Capital is determined to not
4 only control wages, the price Of al
! articles, but. toswarp the human mind
4 to suit. it's ends, as did the pagan
priests of the temples. Coming Ma
/ ton.
1t behooves us to remember that
power is always stealing from tht
! many to the, few, and that eterna
}, vigilance is the; price of liberty. Es
, pecially now and in our own countr.
is it important that the people shoult
be on their guard. National Watch
8 man.
: The wage system pays the worke
9 enough to keep him when times ar
9 good and profits are made, but tn
: profits go to the employer; then, whe7
/ times are bad, there are no wages an
d the worker starves, but the employe
9 lives on the profits stored up in goo
9 times --Freeland.
!. The national bankers scheme fo
more money is only another link II
tended to be placed in the chain tha b;
q will hopelessly bind industry; anothe
act in the villainous plot, outlined b
. = the Hazard circular, in which a gan
: of .heartless pirates boast that the COZ
= troll Of the money, controls labor
s Chicago Express
le Well give it up; facts compel I,
. to admit that the repu blican party
!, the great" workinglnan's party
= America. There's Andrew Carneg
9; with savings of ,s45, 100000, Geor!
rs Pullman with savings of $25,000,o(
sd Russell Sage with savings" of $75, ,0o
"a 900. and a whole lot Of the 'horn
IS handed sons of toll with savings
he st OOO. 900 to 800, 900, 600, and they =,
ng .,l belong. to the repub ican party u q
no settles It'll land.
or The census of 1890 gives the mo
OF gage Indebtedness Of the people OF t
OF United States, and it makes an ay'
ne age Of 800 per capita. That would
We an average Of $3.50 to each family
9r- five persons. Of course all the peoI
at are not in debt, but that shows tn
~ the burden is very much heavier
RS those who are.r. In Nebraska the F
ed capita real estate mortgage indebt'
IT. ness is about s1O5, or 1925 per ia; fam
tie Of FIVE, or 81, ,O5O per family mortgagg
q If only half of the families are mo
SITS gagged. Exchange.
all Labor organizations vote to ' ce;
he work, and the president Of the orga
,er zation ,proclaims-the order to the wor
ed for.which he is arrested. Sugar kin
he railroad kings, and other robber XII Il
ry bribe legislatures and congress, 70
ur gigantic trusts to. control prices
80. open violation Of law. and when
people question them on their doh
they say: ssIbe people be q 80
They are never arrested, though u
"a. violate the law every day. IT is 81
d;. Injustice Is this that is leading
people to despise the Judiciary
ple's Advocate.