Three Stars, Volume 1, Issues 1-2Co-operating Printers, 1880 - Labor |
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... strike in Chicago Co - operation in buying provisions has ended . will not solve the labor question . It will undoubtedly benefit those A FABLE . A wolf prowling a- directly interested , because so few round for a chance to steal a ...
... strike in Chicago Co - operation in buying provisions has ended . will not solve the labor question . It will undoubtedly benefit those A FABLE . A wolf prowling a- directly interested , because so few round for a chance to steal a ...
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... strikes attest its peacefulness . Cap- workers all that they create , and ul - ital , “ is they servant a dog , ” and will it continue to suffer as a dog ? timately bring all classes into one . For it is an outrage on all rights to ...
... strikes attest its peacefulness . Cap- workers all that they create , and ul - ital , “ is they servant a dog , ” and will it continue to suffer as a dog ? timately bring all classes into one . For it is an outrage on all rights to ...
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... strikes have occurred , one among the molders in the car works , and the other at the works of the other at the ... strike . And with a well- conducted trades assembly to counsel and help individual trades a general advance of from 10 to ...
... strikes have occurred , one among the molders in the car works , and the other at the works of the other at the ... strike . And with a well- conducted trades assembly to counsel and help individual trades a general advance of from 10 to ...
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... strike . The impossibility of placing any reliance whatever on papers in the interest of the employing classes is so patent that it seems unnecessary to warn our readers against their opinions or reports of strikes , lock- outs , etc ...
... strike . The impossibility of placing any reliance whatever on papers in the interest of the employing classes is so patent that it seems unnecessary to warn our readers against their opinions or reports of strikes , lock- outs , etc ...
Page 12
... STRIKES are the order of the day ; and we notice that those are most successful where backed up by a strong labor organization . Subscribe for THE REVIEW . THINK IT OVER . EDITOR LABOR REVIEW : One thing we workers must make up our ...
... STRIKES are the order of the day ; and we notice that those are most successful where backed up by a strong labor organization . Subscribe for THE REVIEW . THINK IT OVER . EDITOR LABOR REVIEW : One thing we workers must make up our ...
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Page 2 - ... workshop, and lower the wages of their companions. Thus systematic lowering of wages, ending in the driving out of a certain number of workmen, is the inevitable effect of unlimited competition. It is an industrial system by means of which the working classes are forced to exterminate one another.
Page 7 - ... the conclusion to which I am brought is this, that, unequal as is the distribution of wealth already in this country, the tendency of industrial progress — on the supposition that the present separation between industrial classes is maintained — is toward an inequality greater still.
Page 7 - I think the considerations adduced show that the first and indispensable step toward any serious amendment of the laborer's lot is that he should be, in one way or other, lifted out of the groove in which he at present works, and placed in a position compatible with his becoming a sharer in equal proportion with others in the general advantages arising from industrial progress.
Page 2 - Then you shall have tlie work. It is done; the bargain is struck. And what are the other two workmen to do ? It is to be hoped they will die quietly of hunger. But what if they take to thieving? Never fear; we have the police. To murder? We have got the hangman.
Page 2 - It is to be hoped they will die quietly of hunger. But what if they take to thieving? Never fear; we have the police. To murder? We have got the hangman. As for the lucky one, his triumph is only temporary. Let a fourth workman make his appearance, strong enough to fast every other day, and his price will run down still lower; then there will be a new outcast, a new recruit for the prison perhaps! Will it be said that these melancholy results are exaggerated; that at all events they are only possible...
Page 2 - Thus far shall thou go, and no farther?' The population increases constantly: tell the poor mother to become sterile, and blaspheme the God who made her fruitful, for if you do not the lists will soon become too narrow for the combatants. A machine is invented: command it to be broken, and anathematize science, for if you do not, the thousand workmen whom the new machine deprives of work will knock at the door of the neighbouring workshop, and lower the wages of their companions.
Page 7 - ... than theirs for the cultivation of these virtues, the conclusion to which I am brought is this, that, unequal as is the distribution of wealth already in this country, the tendency of industrial progress— on the supposition that the present separation between industrial classes...
Page 2 - ... society with an inundation of beggars - what way is there of escaping from the cause? ... It is clear that any society where the means of subsistence increase less rapidly than the numbers of the population, is a society on the brink of an abyss. . . . Competition produces destitution; this is a fact shown by statistics. Destitution is fearfully prolific; this is shown by statistics. The fruitfulness of the poor throws upon society unhappy creatures who have need of work and cannot find it; this...
Page 5 - Suffice it to say that the condition of numbers in civilized Europe, and even in England and France, is more wretched than that of most tribes of savages who are known to us.
Page 1 - ... your country except on certain conditions which the poor man cannot fulfil. What, then, can the unhappy man do? He will say, 'I have hands to work with, I have intelligence, I have youth, I have strength; take all this, and in return give me a morsel of bread.' This is what the working men do say. But even here the poor man may be answered, 'I have no work to give you.