The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1911-06-03
Involving an Evil Degrading TO
Mankind in ALI It's Forms 4
and Degrees.
LOVE OF MAN. TR1UMPHED
Atrocious Debasement Of Traf-
tlcking in Human Flesh and
=. Blood Forever Ended. ~

the Battles OF the wilderness, pear
P,s a. eemmanders' a x 4l1 ineif Of these @ batties
proved: the unfaltering courage and
determination Of our soldiers. although
the great majority, fresh from the
unframed in the, arts OF war. .s :, .5.2 4
.@ Animosities Forgotten.
The bitterness OF the contest be-
tween the states has been alleviated
BY time. Prejudice and sectional feel.
an OF the North has long ago forgot
ten the .animosities occastened$ by the
war. This as also true: Of the men Of
fss s3s1s ahs
: Nov. that tie var il s,ssHi ic;sssntly
distant itzcan be proudly Declared that;
alone. Iii every battle the vaior OF
the beseiger was no less distinguished
than the spirited resistance Of the de-
fender. And while the terms Of the
yiet9ry to NoPRS ana n.SfeS ae
permanent soAdity Of the Union Of
states. 1t has since developed to have
been, most fortunate for the South.
are re- as frank today In admitting this
fact as are >the men of the North in
asserting it: >.-&@. /. .'= ~: :
We arc all under one nag now;
the men, men Of frn the North and ths men 81 of
all keep step to the same martial
music. caring not whether the. strains
Of Dixie or the enlivening notes of
Xankee RGodie be the Inspiration for
united country. The late Spanish
American war abundantly evidenced
this when the boys of the South and
the boys of the North marched shoulder
honor. ..-k;+ ,s@
Our Responsibilities. 3. :s:.2
But why consider our duty COM
pleted by merely singing the praises
Of those whose heroism and valor were
Of battle? They fought their fight.
the principles they struggled for are
sacred trusts committed to our charge.
and by US to be handed down to our
We can best emulate the virtues Of
our soldiers of war by our character.
as citizens in peace. There iss not a
truth to be gathered from history more
that no free government. or the bless,
ings of liberty, can be preserved to any,
people, but by firm adherence to-
Justice, and frequent recurrence, to
liberty. -.H# tjI.. .': sss3s. tEsE "
Ignorance and greed, united with q.
corrupted public conscience are fncom-
been the engines Of despotism In al
ages of the. worlds history. IN tho:
proportion that they are suffered to.
ment partake of despotism. II =~45
+. Integrity the Watchword.- r
,E Responsibilities In government:
such as ours rests upon the integrity
Of Its men. If that integrity is. Of q,
high order the affairs Of government
will be rightfully administered and Its
laws equitable enforced without dis
tfnction of persons. II. on the con-,
trary, low moral standard prevails
among men, with selfishness in tho
ssfies % IN The eas N
partake OF the inf rmity. Except In
rare instances the true character Of IA
people is reflected In the representa-
tives chosen to enact and administer
.ssr The Peoples sContrlbution. $a..,
+ In the last analysts the dement's de-
rived from government are conferred
In proportion to the peoples contribu-
.tion. .6s II by the. machinations of
politics Psiyssed fsX are
furtherance Of their own end Il As
not not eontributed that hat tai M Pssss mssssars ~
sEss snRRaTt ana
Indeed, We as citi.ens III times 81
peace have duties to perform that de-
mand less courage; no less sslf
required Of the oldier Ii time of war;
and our value to society depends upon
the extent Al to which we supplement-,
sB aos.fc aass; oo9 saiia
III Isl The. sN ation's Need. I'LL,
i. new ~ system 81 ethics. . It Is simply ply
iarge S people MhG Vill