Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-05
PIRNED BY ITS LEADERS.
,.,,soff Points Out Why Unicnism
Mas Failed of Its Object.
" FOLLOWING FALSE POLICIES.
v,, lie Had by Repeal Of Had
whenever WAGE work
crs Desirc II.

anne OF the reasons why us 'h'i'N'
" a., the greater part OF our wage
y W." ,t,ttnn sistontly remain
tofklrg .,..,,, ,-.bov,
.,.dle Of labor orsa'',Ha''o ~ o., ~.
"a orly BY statistics ~ ~ motion &C..
-l,neyer a union sum -, ~ 80, ,,,,sida
81 cause, great NUM- a. ~. ,,o,',,i,os
\, unions at once o'rl a,,,,.assoi
N. does not hApPem o"iS .,,t',,,s., -
,m,s. but Just rs wen 10 -,
IA. come now 10 n'iO','i' 49,
IA broader, reason lol tm' ~. -,n,,n,,.,.
ne,sdee OF wage "oINe'' =" '''
4 bin labor unions A.. ,,,,,..
Ii Is | believe, pteauIe w "
,rfations have 100 illlS,' lioMeu '9uoi W
al generalship IN th',t i,"teia' ham
d our late war, anu II rs sen ~ esr ~
rr.ai struggle that 'h,Ft ane ie ~, VIZ
fsAi bravery ','V ,i' ,,v"s of their troops
sa, mlcht be called picayune policy;
" ~ sven II they sholld win n battle,
I'D I'll not settle the campaign much
~. ~ rss,ilt OF the war. ON the other
= ste that the true commander
iAus waste his strength on petty mat
" ~, "a nrranres his plan of CAM
st w ,ua Tbomos mt Nashville. when
lAth ta,,.b, his hattie the encmv's army
y w .vSi hc7tsn int DESTROYED. neyc,,
w -, ne an orgnnlzed force. 4 treat
pls4ppS dos moi make n mistake in
sna as,'a,tye. he docs not waste hia
" w a, EMAIL ar indicative. unimnort-
ils, ~ Jssuer stil remember the de-
y, W III sonc months after General
~ ta1 Noon called Ensn to take com
.p. ~, -, very sirnnle saving nr his 4
- =, Ma meeting Grant I'm washing
|
" W.. ,a ~ ,Sto Richmonig, "Tm coine IN
a.s :. was tbe hrInf but verv siynia1
q. ~, c1,arai ,tr,,,, 80 H.. nj -
~. VII iiic,Sen.bor,, ornrnonder tbnt 60
HtA .a,,a,,,i,,r t,, ,,,,., - 49,, 50
u. ,rno aobi.cii,.c" idoncs ,,a
~ y. ,a,to,,o ,vbon a., .anv I,,oiii.
49, ,tt.,i,-t,,,,t 80, s,,I. -.
~ Wy DisI,,,,o,,d ~ - 80
a Na' - ,,,,,. ~ -. .''
LABOhs lOuN Lr'NpEhShlP.
| MS In this scnse that I say the labor
ryialzatons In this country seem to mo
E. 10 have had, with o few exceptions. poor
kldsrship; their leaders have taught or
s-couraged them In narrow and selfish
nsas In the advocacy OF petty objects,
d unlmportan; or ili-ieiincd and some
tres mischleyous policics-l mean mis-
,slyous to themselves ana the great
l0iy Of wage workers whose interest rs
nressarily common with theirs, As. to
hks an important instance. when the
MEMBERS OF labor organizations have iueen
n 10 favor the debasement OF the cur
nary. wlnn. as they ought 10 doc n ,s
rsfe vitality Important to the wage work
u than to any other member Of the conf
nrnl'y that only tn" hest dollar CAmcri-
an gold CONN shall circulate: because
As wage worker-thc trades uuionlst-ls
slvsys paid of In dollars. He ought to
rsird tina; man as his worst enemy VINO
iins 10 substitute low craze silver DOL
hi for high grade gold one.
said above that tho labor" policies
lire sometimes been sclilsn, which is a
'ty had fault In policy. ana you see tnat
tnand for a flfiy-cent SILVER aoI,ar If
~, leaders hsd been wise men they
M. Wa need d. the hcsi Souo G." ,o nor on uo
urN,,, but aim more we sbouId ,,,.,,o a
|hi blow M ali our cor,raGos - al
nre workers VINO have their iiyes In,
md and who hnvo nut money into sav-
Ntp banks for the several humans NJ
working men who nave thus made TINS
iHYson for their families and for tnoir
VA old age would lose halr thoy nnve
" away out Of their earnings IL wa
noud Insist on a iifty-cent silver dollar.
~ their sakes we must not 40 that"
nat d how wise ara competent labor
a'tr would hayo admonlshed his fellow
r'nhers,
really great fault OF tho labor union
sa'stshp Is that II mas established poll
Is based upon a condition Of Things
'Ath does not exist IN this country. Inc
l4Fltahia pauHtIt t.sf
rai mass OF American wage Workers,
W % not fail to SEQ TINS grave mistake'
NJ arises, believe, from the fact that
n American labor organizations came
as the result or an English propa-
n.h and are SIN too greatly European
Y en.Amerlcan in spirit and In policy.
NJ hs England or Europe does not at
rasland IA a do,s.i,. -. ..
'hn, a. A Frapcl, ,,.r,,tr s,.es, 'i III
lngxe FAR hrsoI ~ t''na nSu' ~
fsiy Man's banj T.. '.,I
tni," An Fnglisb oior,.,.,,, ,a1'a'i,,',
GhfuIs in ono 90 a. - ''"l,' ,,a,I, re
Ltndon said In ,an pooa 70. uH', ie.S
nlly to my ouas,ie,, 49, ~,
ni 10 get worl, a.. ,,,a, w" W. nS ~
fst THAT I noe. 5i W
nan COMES IN mo osi,ir,, 90. ,,',.,l
bel An 80 70 me ASKING Tor employ
aai,he quest,on nv o"1e 10 siy t"at r.
W., saw se' yop Oh WORK
'ui. There aro as ~ sorle one eiSe
fw heayen,s sat ~ meant phlceS;
herfor / bad 49,. SUI ), win klnu
Fl % yon al co.,. lolt peiore' w nat
n replied. 81 nS Sgaa pVor
~ See 10 no ,La tneth l sNe 10
N bread nsrh oIe ieeGiest some help--
s'rt their SOL utle money
" when thsv ,o,i an Anu bnry their dead,
ri triag tben =, ~ when hardship anu
AZ help, for ~ w. thelr SICK bed then
tsal attendant vonlinahd the pest
Atsr,r i rsamI., nQurlshlng food, wine
IN rrsnV.h 'I,rvu TO save NE ana re-