Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-26

n r,1 a
da,,s IT.. ..s.,t,. ,he ornamental as
well as nc .,sa,,t the rraces of life
ma wei, ,s ,,a a,sn,ute necessities of a
hr,o, .xt.,a,,a.
Th. Iabora,a ,,o o-ttsans. from their
..a.,,a,,,, -, 80 res,st what
thew dear, trt,,s,ioa md oapital GRE
otad Inv labor ort,traliv combines also,
not only ngoi,s, .the poose that lays
the golden eo, :, b,,t against itself as
| hold nv inti,,t1vots ar competing asso-
cIates. but ,i,,ta ot,ention TO date
| has been ,,ven 10 increas-
ing the rao,,,,t.s of tho creator
for possessipg ana eniovinu n large
pronortion ~ ",bo ,vorle of HIS own
handy. ana % 4, oo,,,a. 10 n,ss that the
maker of sboas 10 reorlv shoeIess. the
creator OF c,oth,re ia haIf in rags. the
artisan az tho fo,,rdrv only owns an
old type of stovo instead of an i'm
nroved ranya. tho bousebuiIder. me-
chnnic Iivea ~, a ran,ed hoveI or cot
toae. md tho craoto,. of furniture uses
the most co,,,,rnioce of ,nnlinnces.
while bis bard,ror,, tho creations of
his def anyers and GINNING brain are
in the palaces of his EMPLOYER; the
farmer is similarly Handicapped when
his wheat fruit nork and beef go
mast bic h,,rrr,, ~, half satisfied netrh-
bor 10 feed N stranger Ave thousand
miles awayi
stotasm,rsbir 4, suroIv needed more
"a Mace distrihut,op at home on n conn
MON se,.o hosis ,h,r IN scour the
world for ne,v markets. which are limit
Oh nj host. IN c,re for tho worker
rather than sor ",hos. who to,, not
nathan do tho, spin.- to nrovide
AGAINST the INEQUALITIES Of condition,
which are disgrace to n proud Re
nublio. and n continuous menace to its
stability and life; to encourage the
workinr men 10 hear their burthen of
common taxation overwhelmingly and
10 compel in equity the wealthy to pay
for the protection they enjoy: to make
pride in citizenship the essence OF
patriotism in the masses because OF
impartiality; and to restrain all or
ganizations and boasting resources
which now control and press with
needless Indifference upon their breth-
rem. IL the Scriptures are really the
oracles of Cod"
1t is not fair that the man at the
printer's case or press. shall be unable
to purchase books; that the artisan
shall see schools around him, whose
doors IL not closed are only half open
to his children; that churches built
ostensibly to God and Christ, to re-
lIgion and to humanity, should have
no seat for him or his. because his
willing hands are unable to give
shoes for his children, dress for his
wife and a suit of clothes for himself
beiitting a sovereign of the nation in
which he lives, or where he first drew
the breath of life; one who is declared
to be by both revelation and nature.
by divine and scientist veritable child
of God,
The Malthusian doctrine Is to limit
the production of ordinary human
kind, until supply and demand are
more nearly equal than they are today;
the divine shrinks from this conclusion.
the statesman is in doubt and general
opinion rebels against n theory deemed
pernicious; but the forces of society are
surely working in this direction If
without intent; every unsuccessful
strike, every reduction of wages is a
lever against increase; ten per cent
from the GOLFERS wages means de-
privation. increased economy, and the
determination of progeny; to them
comes depreciation of the standard of
life from sheer lack of nutrition and
comforts which affect constitution and
physique. on the other hand reduce
ton in wages prevents the assumption
of responsibility, and 1t also means the
shelving of experienced men who hav-
ing already the burden of family can
not and should not be satisfied with the
remuneration considered adequate for
boys or for single men.
To cheapen production, to make dIvi-
dends for mammoth CORPORATIONS and
keep up the number of well-paid man
ayers is now n settled policy which is
deyeloping Increasingly day by day.
and many good honorable Industrious
capable citizens TODAY are excluded
from tho privilege of earninp their
breod becouso of this comnetit,ve
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