The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-29

with plenty. The laho,s of the hus-
bandman have been rewarded. IT,
here ana there, crops have been par
tial failure, still there is enough and
far more than enough to supply our
wants. This alone is sufficient to call
forth our devout gratitude" Contin-
uinS he said:
We are at prac, with all lie Wo,lG. u.y III.
tionul diplomacy has won International praise
Hawaii and Porto Rico ATE rejoicing bccur,c "ur
nation has become unto them i rmsing mother
Cuba il thankful and hopeful and snc welcomes
our counsel aud !, pleased with our SuatiiH.
ship. :, guerila warfare, which is most yeNL-
tiouS and most nnhuiy, j. still carried on in parts
OF the Philippine islands, but that wicked worl;
must stop; and when it doc, stop the poor mI,.
guided ii!iplnos, who have been luug OPP
pressed hy notorious pain oI twin culWiS--l
hcrtless government and IMc, clcsiasliCitN tyranny eco
will soon team t" appreciate nN To love liRt
which they have never heretofore rHjpNcd. pliuc-
y. religious lbcIty righteous -, eminent and =,
ml.ohcd Christian civilization. We have mn,
cause tor dcrout THANKSGIVING" because unr gov
eminent has hrcn 50 willing ,nni 80 "hir to help
oppressed people, and bccauS" It j. tlhlg 50 keen
an interest in tile wards of orr nation.
slstrm is 50 pcrI,c, that /, is incapable oi amy
mthcr improvement y body who stops 10 thiNk
will claim that uUr Incompatible constitution
needs NO additional amendment fl has been
amended and it ought 60 be still further alnc"d-
ed. There is wori, ior rciolmcrs and there ave
social grievances in our land that lcTrilc skill
iul, iinu and patriotic treatment
In the commercial mctropoli, ut uul nation
some prominent politicians mc adv0rl,ng Che
Al Di az
the Dccllosuc Should be submitted to !uco! ~.
tiuD. This !, I surprising proposition, II iult-
cafes a low idea Of Christian morals; and the
fact that th, proposal Is made ~ order to please
the liquor saloon and i,S patrons make, it all tuc
molc objectionable, We du not want IN this oul
French sunday nor a German SUNDAY, lur .u
Italian sunday; we want to Keep the sunday TIA,
we have had cNcy since VIZ become 4 uaton-wc
want an American Sunday; we have ii, and please
God, we will keep it until the end OF time,
one OF the ,nost dcplmaDic grievances in our
land is the tact that here and there an apparent
antagonism exists between capital and labor. As
an outsrowth OF this sttlkc, have bp,n frequent,
aud these strikes have been most injurious to all
concerned, but especially TO the strikers /, Il
loo much 10 hope that some master mind win soon
be raised mp that will he able To solve this NcXed
problem and settle it forever:
As an outgrowth o. Accompaniment, OF lne,c
disastrous strikes there has been developed that
internal social machine called Il boycott. 1t is
not native of our American soil, IT. is about inr
neancs,, The most mhdnly, III most most m.
American ard the most un'ImisIian device lhlt
onc can well imagine. II is an INSTRUMENT Sf
cruelty. In this country il lis been chiefly used
10 inhict injury upon the innocent Uad to pre-
ven. willing workers nom earning an honest live.
l!hoM.
Labor organizations and trade, unions arc 10 lie
commended as lcns ls they lttali to their legiti-