The L'Anse sentinel., 1900-05-26

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have I o say will be appropriate to both
employers and employees.
The behavior of IA multitude of la
borers toward their employers during
the .last three months may have in
duced some employers TO neglect the
real Christian duties that they owe to
those whom they employ. Therefore
want o say TO you whom | confront
| face TO face and those to whom these
words may come that all shipowners,
| all capitalists. all commercial firms, all
master builders, all housewives, are
! bound to be interested in the entire
| welfare of their subordinates. Years
| ago someone gave three prescriptions
| for becoming n millionaire: FIRST.
| spend your life in getting and keeping
| the earnings of other people; secondly,
| have no anxiety about the worriments.
the losses. the dsappointments of 9TH
ers; thirdly. do not mind the fact that
your vast wealth implies the poverty
of great many people" Now, there
| is not man here who would consent
TO go into life with those three prin-
ciples TO earn a fortune. 1t isyour'dc-
sire TO do your whole duty TO the men
and women in your service. Ids.
First Of ali, then, pay as large wages
as are reasonable and as your busi-
ness will afford--not necessarily what
others pay. certainly not what your.
hired help say YOU must pay. for that
is tyranny on the part of labor uni bear
able. The right of a laborer to tell his
employer what he must pay implies the
right of an employer TO compel man
into service whether he will or not,
and either of those IDEAS is dcspicable.
When any employer allows laborer
to say what he must do or have his
business ruined and the employer
submits TO H. he does every bushes
man ia the United States wrong and
Yields TO the principle which, carried
out. would dissolve society. Look OYER
your affairs and put Yourselves In i'm
ugiuaiion in your laborer's place.
God bless yous" are well in their
place. but they DO not buy coal nor pay
house rent nor get shoes for the chill
dren. Al the same time You. the en-
l5loycr. ought 10 remember through
what straits and strains YOU got the
! fortune 10y which you built your store
or run I he factory. You are to rcu.cm-
bor that YOU take all the risks and the
crnIova t,1Ers norr ar scarcely any.
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10 r,yp,.c. IN rortunr and rbaf some.
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