The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-04
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zee . sessss
4 volf farm
J Ss,ional union has
&. incurred during sans . 'ns
:. t,nired Brewery
w eId a National Traces ! nns
- X knights Of LABOR.
~ "a, anton that the mem Mel
= y cp, nucb below 10000.
~ Y Meta: Poilshers,
I1n q Wv nrkcrs' lnterna-
~ npsrs holding polit-
r11iblls ms National officers.
sitn this, Charles All. a,S
~ ss No. who was last week
- gn' Tv,ooteomery county W
arrbIy. has resigned as
~ His successor Is 10
u,,sa,sd by the REFERENDUM
~ s'ecss shnr for its own de-
~ again and again pr Ss,ni
Z-jsa Of2dnllssion ~,
. :sncy by increasing WAKES
asnnS 1s favorable conditions
rat the great comoina.
49, ,.Se II essential that
~ .,,,S ,simi.arily combine
- s.s rmon advantage. But
n, srion the easier y snoa QUIZ
NH employers that arp,
y. w nofe efllcacious neviee
~ i Il lockouts. --Phsladeipnia
.,aspt Of Frisco Typo
n appeared before the
", ~. .rrci, He urged every
~. m 10 the conditions OF ,ne
~ the object Of compel,
"a trades people in gencrai
X snlonIzed printing, shops
ss. 10 ID do away with scab
wy ITO whom IT may con-
r,sdxe my word of honor
shsIj not purchase any ar
1900 that does not bear
NJ similar article can he pur-
y. rrapcisco that does bear .
~ i shall not patronize any
v = Ne proLuets AGAINST which
~ ~ ~ officially proclaimed u
w, sApll not employ non-union
!. ssIcp .ator can be empioyed; ,nas
q. M NV merchant with whom
~ IA union laoel placed on n,s
Il shall also ask him to handle
~ ~ foods for which there Is n
4. go e.r,F6 Should any merchant re-
4 ,s w / shall withdraw NY pat
IA s,troui7e only such merchants
|. IN ~. 1woaest shall also ass .ench
! i az Ismily to live up TO the sn'r',
. ssSrsl has felt the commercial
= MONS capital is alert. he sees an
I'M deuand for his labor, IL he
'sS,rr ID II the feet OF the man of
"A raisfully pick up what the han or
,s.dssrsnds 10 toss TO him? Not the
/. reikIusman. The newspapers have
\ ii labor Is a commodity with a
IN. varying according - lie law
\ ,pd demand The uemani Is great,
n s small. Very well b. viii insist
n, much larger than the wases ts
M 10 secept year ago He mas tcn-
n, uotion that the labor unior Is a
~ ~ ior him. Therefore. he viii not
a pcr.union men, He thinks he sees
, ID restrict competition in his trade.
4. Ne insists upon unusually s;i.u.ent
N fstpsct TO the employment Of ap-
1 ne use Of material. the hours Of
4 other details. In, short, he asks
kIfhsf price be thinks his 4 rimgIiiy
d n Ne asks too much thai. infal'lhlc
Supply. and demand VII make him
a Ibis terms He viii SCI wnac tbs
N Is worth, nor a dollar more, or an
4 less lie will sell. TOO. that's his
4 He will get the best price the MIA
sford, but sell he must But this
4 scmg Of our neighbors. The woiE-
rust sell, not at his own or the mar
|. bat at a prics--in money. rules of
si, shd other things that hc re-
ustlul--that certain rmplo, trs will
b sorder the poor man is bewi,dered
pftiApding friends -cgari him rs a.
While be has something to sell that.
'srts, and expect him 10 be plilans
shtn everybody wants What he has
Tbs as we all. know. Is thu. way
tunes are made. knd lie rs cutie
t!syessrding the aivi.e OF gent.e-s
tell him that he ought 10 consider
prosperity except his ,wn In max
k--Chicfeo Journal.
Fhshle body. !, of men with re.
history are now in session at
blll The State Of Massachusetts
the honor OF being visited by the
d Labor and its governor. who
ent AZ the opening session. well
delegates and stated what seemed
,e chief features of the Industrial
d the present time. pointing out
tient results Of combination in rail.
alton and expressing an optimistic
he Industrial future OF the coun-
tther the Knights of Labor ars
% concur With Governor Wolcott
,lGvs is rather doubtful, for Mr.
na general master workman. n his
" that the trust Issue Is the most
inlng In the way OF National mat
,ne knights OF Labor have to thiuk
hen Rlchard r Ely wrote his book
pof movement in America thirteen
ae spoke OF the knights of Labor
81 powerful and the most remark
organization OF modern times. J.,
NED VIII the purpose of connect
tocic'y all branches of skilled ana
soor Tor mutual protection, for the
oslndustrial and social education
y attainment of beneficient public
Y reforms. The Fundamental OBJ
louncers OF the Knights of Labor
,,A'e Inc lowest social stratum In
10y 70 raise all the others. The
rs pr' Ely. help to bear THE in
he weak. and no grander .on-
human brotherhood than that
Profess characterizes any move
v lines To accomplish these
:" institution was begun, a Is, or
= composed of men OF various
IVY Inree-fourths OF the member
Sonnned to wageworkers. The TO-
Yen IN existence since 1868. aud
W. w o. the years that have elapsed
~ book was written have con-
'n.s, Y still claims a memaer-
Ky and bears in mind the prin-
.aleo ID the preamble which DIR.
" nus book with commentator
y most moderate and progressive
: 'eciaration OF principles among
= organizations. Syracuse Post