Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1896-09-10
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W ri, ,hulen''
ihe Hreehp"ek controversy ioNoweu the,
SAINT eoulse. iar.y lhrougn pseuuo-
lalloirc uu,h'f'tion ior the natte-oorn,
oi','a'"'ne" Rrcsnua,h' parity tnrough
ueSle 10 proNue eheap money LOT the
p"Vr man. people VINO knew better KEPT
ihsuunyihs Win .he craze Tor years,
wv ehneu ny passlne the thna.ioh pili
""hch fresiueh, 1raht vetoed. linen the
country at list reused ITSELF, met the m
~, ,in'oiis's WIN ueierinined front, ana
hi nv, ,neir hefesy nj one biow.
he ,n'or controversy shared the same
iu'e' iapor as question was twenty
years ago new Ill America. IL was I'M
por'eu from europe WIN the Immigrants
us hlinhiac,mres increased. IL gradually
sreW III poh'icai ana SOCIAL Importance.
ioit'ci''is pegah 10 preach mat employ
eis were great rascais II they did norl
uhow aoorefs 10 stay III their service ont
,ieir owh 'erins. hes were packed up
ny swarm Oh etnicai economists anu
ciergyineh an over the country, VINO FOUND
something hideousiy wrong III the exist
ing stntc Oh society," ana proclaimed the
obiigation, not simply OF the employer,
nut OF the state ana society to do
al SORTS OF nice things Tor the laborer; to
carry nm about Tor nothing, to pay him
ior ms iapor what he SHOULD Judge to be
sunicieht To provide all Sorts OF comforts
ana luNuries Tor nm NJ the public ex-'
pehse, on what was called broad social
grounds. rms insanity ragged for sew.
eral years. IL was preached from thous-,
ands oil pulpits. "Papers' were read on it,,
at al sorts OF clubs societies and reunions,
showing the wrongs dong to the manual
mhorer by everybody else. Under its
Tic n nil TO safN
Labor grew into great power, and he
was actually asked by committee of Con-.
gress what changes he thought should be-
mnhe IN thc constitution OF the United
States to make 1t accord with his views. !
inns particular craze" lasted till the,
Chicago riots of 1873. and the appearance
on the scene OF Altgeld as the Governori
OF great state, People then saw the,
fruits OF their teaching. Large bodies,
VI isnorahl ana thohShtless men had be-
neFeu II anu acted on IT. In order to set,
ue snRali dispute between sleeping-car
company ana ITS men, they determined to
suspend iocoinoiion throughout the busi-
est regions OF great nation. They be-
heFeu tney were IN the right. IL the ac7
count gwen OF labor by the clergymen
nhu etiicui economists were true, theN
hau Tue right 10 40 what they were do
ing For some days the government of
tne ohiteu states seemed to he suspended.
put wheh one courageous man stepped
10 the front ana SAID this nonsense should
cease II suddenly stopped. The sermons
ana papers ana ethicaf economy stopped
100. since lSssi the voice of the social
reiofmer, ana the ethical professor, and
.he socialistlc clergyman has been silent
III the iand. Inc discussion has lost its
eNtraNagance ana absurdity. After these
voices there is peace" Reason has meas
We are now fncp In face with anotber
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