The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-01

in the supreme court Of the United States
only 10 he told that we have no rights that
capital Is bound 10 respect. Shall We ap-
peal 10 the supreme court again. Ne
We appeal 10 this convention and the
country fer az uprising q al the common
people in every walk OF lie % beat back
the courts and re-eutbvone the rights OF
the American people. L.abor day Is near
What shall we dor ! predict, my friends.
that we viii see the extraordinary spccta-
Gle Of ensiaved labor rafting It's chains
and dancing to the Music Labor Is the
cheapest commodity en- Gods, earth. and
yet there are those who would have IL at
lower price. The united voice OF labor
has been raised against the appointment
of Mr.. powderly 20 a Federal position. and
place CIingied cheers and hisses.l From
Justice uf the peace 10 justice OF The Etl-
judicial powers OF the United States are
directed against the lahorer. All the or
ganIged forces Of society are against tfs
lahorer and i IA bor expects eu3anc5pa ticn
itseIf labor Itself must do H.
The tire has not auite come 20 luclts
the population" said MT Debs shaking
the plutscratic element Of this country
that We are or the eve of another meet
Ing in Chicago wftca VIII be attended BY
al branches OF labor That convention
VIII take up these same questions and
xlu institute agitation and keep ie going
until the public conscience aud The pub
lie heart IS aroused Then viii come such
an uprising as the world 6as never seen.
Y DO not com. 30 this convention to
movement There IS something great
r. III this movement than one ele-
u8eut cau u1araEe--the emancipation C9
labor T6gre IS no division Esre. k.aCh
man fS eafitted 70 Ats oNn ouiulCn and
hfs renht 10 expreEs t. each Fn to epea
us becomes that EuHn. ara side by sias
With yon- I am trades uEieutst and
social uaicntst- tI7s11endaas appiause9
" heneEer the trades unions desire 20 ID
hattie wtth f@e3r common enemy. they
can c5uut u2on us 20 come 1o the frgct
tharn aEd neas wlfh sheu. Never iu my
Ese have ( been GraTe GoGet l faaH Row
] an uot sittea With great visionary
power. taf ! can see tae = ginning Of the
esd tf~beeTsJ This rEe1ne Is an in
snlratioa- Il wf0 Isad "a great results.
Tnts movement has attained tremendous
Wher trs pssctse are Teassy. and that day
Be rat far oT uEy Gr5 nes .hare va ~
s. Sruf Gr@1ls ztETisil =. ere supreme 20. ~
NJ he abolished csaEr@ss dispersed ara
ard American fgeS-cEu wttl s.e eatbroned.
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jace When 1his tiEUe rercss yoG can de-
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