The Sunday globe., 1901-08-11


county judge, who grants an injunction
forbidding the mayor to compel corpo-
rations in which Mark is interested to
pay their honest taxes. Mark is a
veritable dog in the manger; he will
not be honest himself nor permit others
if be can prevent it.
There is but one way to abolish
a wrong-and that is to remove the
cause.
against wrongs which the strikers
keenly feel, but are ignorant of the
cause.
In a country where political power
is wholly in the hands of the people
a strike is a striking evidence Of their
economic ignorance.
High wages are a stimulant to labor
The beetle has his crown of gold,
The FREELY has his flame;
The bed-bug hath no crown or flame,
Bat gets there just the same.
The sailor whistles for the wind,
Inc FARMER prays Tor ram
The trusts pray not or whistle not
But they get there just the same.
The sugar planters in Hawaii have
had some labor difficulties for the last
year or two, but we are now assured
that the difficulties will soon be over
come as several thousand Japanese are
to be imported. 1t is evident that
cheap labor follows the flag as fast as
the constitution. But il is up to the
friends Of the administration that pre-
tend to maintain high wages and pro-
tect our workingmen from competition
with the pauper labor Of Europe, to
explain its course in bringing into our
new possessions cheap Asiauc labor to
displaCe American labor
Had the War Department prosecuted
the perpetrators of the Cuban postal
frauds with half the zeal that the Navy
Department has prosecuted Schley
Neely and Rathbone would be now pay
ing the penalty for their thievery in a
CIban prison.
The Republican party promises the
Filipino's good government as soon as
they submit to Mark Hannas author
ity; If the G., o, p, has a supply of good
government on hand why not furnish
the Republican city of Philadelphia
with one. II would be difficult to con-
ceive of anything worse than that
which she is struggling under now
the result Of forty years Of Repubi-
can rule.
Every male citizen over q years Of
age should settle the following ques-
tions to his own satisfaction: Are
protective tariffs helpful to those who
get their living by ,..eir labor? And
if so in what way?
To refute the charge that republics
are ungrateful it is suggested that
Josiah Shaw, chief Of Section b, Mid
die Division, and his monthly report,
be sent on a tour around the world, his
expenses to be betrayed out of the $5,-
100000 Evans returned to the Treas
urq
How astonished the effete monarchies
of the Old World will be when they
see what this young republic pays
$l.l50 per month for.
There is nothing more humiiiating
to our national pride than the disa-
greeable fact that the marvellous in
crease in the power Of producing
wealth that has marked the present
century has not eXtirpated poverty,
lightened the burden nor improved the
condition of the working classes.
The girl that is too modest to let a
man kiss her will at on the sand and
let the sea embrace her,
There is nothing that modern sci
fact that worry kills. Nevertheless
worry embraces a lot of improbable
things that never happen.
The new woman appears to be ca
gable OF holding anything but her
tongue.
Why these swindling shops on f
street are called employment agencies
is an insolvable mystery
The trusts that have grown to such
gigantic proportions under the foster
ing care of protection will at no dis
tant day develop wings for the RePub-
lican party that will not flop together.
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