The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-28

beauties and blessings which come to a
people protected from the Internal evils
which emanate from gambling heiis.
brothels and rotgut rum. wonder ~
his name Ia Jebarry. or rs IL a nom ue
plume? MY nom de plume. any one can
understand is TO designate one or tne
great objects OF my life. to advocate con-
stantly and persistently defend the wei.
fare OF wage earners, and assert thbI !
God given right TO work and wages OF
which free trade politicians would roo
them and make all bread winners wig
slaves indeed. | always look ior p..y si,
dom disappointed in the receipt or large
share OF each. for II is the tree TRACER
principal weapon In discussion
Beautiful, blessed Brockton! HaVlns
visited the city several times, | heartily
endorse Jebarrys delightful description.
God bless lovely Brockton! Jeparry IN
sinuation that | have not visited ina,
place is merely free traders blunder.
And now. dear readers. let me disaouse
your minds OF the idea that there Is any
more agreement between Socialism ana
Patterson has long been cursed as one
OF the hotbeds of anarchy II was from
Paterson that the murderer or king rum
bert went to slay the king OF ltaly pc
cause that kind hearted monarch, when
he learned of the ravases OF the terrible
plague I'm Naples and adjoining districts.
went personally and at the flsk OF ms
life right into the places where lived MS
poorest subjects: aye. and ne staid there
until he made sure that all that couIo
be done was done or would be done TOT
those too poor TO do for themselves. And
struck down. just as Mckinley was shot
because he was the friend or needy wage
workers. Let me repeat, once more. tnat
the reason why anarchists murder tne
best rulers is that such rulers tend 10
make governments respected, and anar-
chists would destroy every vestige OF gov
eminent; In fact. they wish TO lnausu-
rate anarchy otherwise what consistency
would there be among anarchists?
On the contrary, the aim OF Socialism
is to establish. not disorder but an or
derly law abiding and prosperous COM
is protected from well-known evils and
provided with work and wages which
shall protect him from semi-starvation,
which Is one OF the most conspicuous ac-
compa niments of robber free trade.
Moreover Jebarry writes. Il believe In
protection" Nevertheless behold his in
consistency. He throws OFF the mask,
and opposes the annual expenditure III oy by
furnish employment for 100000 wage
esrners. But. dear readers. such oppo-
sition by Jebarry is the very opposite OF
Socialism, as explained TO me In many
which have attended. and I have spoken
in their lodge meetings, and know where
OF write.
Again. Jebarry writes that a Brockton
protection OF course not not only
shoe but other manufacturers would like
free trade. so as to escape from half ia
nine -tenths of their trouble with help
Said TO Massachusetts, manufacturer
why do you want free trade? Please
tell me. and ] solemnly promise never to
betray you Individually for he knew
that | was a life long wage earners ad'
vocate. and hesitated about trusting me
And he replied with oaths | Will not re-
peat. II shall then have my troublesome
help by the throat, and - - you car
bet your sweet life ! shan't let go.
may not make as much money. but m
sure the help won't
The trouble with Jebarry Is that wher
II comes to tariff protection he not only
ignores the bread winner, but In writing
of protection on boots and shoes does not
deign to refer To them. but advocates
free trade wholly because the manufac'
turer wants free trade.
How natural II Is for free traders q
ignore the right OF the wage Garner to
employment
VOCATE.