Slavery And The Working Man

Let the honfs, democratie workintr man vho is claimed ns tl.e ally of the SMüeltolder, ; look at the i'ullowing pichiró, drawn by the ! Wnshihgtbli dorrcspofideiit of the PilUburfr Gazetie: '].et the industriouR mccliaiiic of Pittsburp, wlio Iins Ibrged llie iisef'ul uiachinery hy vh:cli wc ure rowcd p tlie swiü cnrrent of uur rivers, drtss bhnselín fïecenl comrortableattiro, andcome here nnd nt-k ndmini-sion ut a : ing house occ pled by tlioseoiirnitaries, v liosoluborors nre tlit'ir jnoperly, and liis "rank must firfet be known - 'whut nre jou?' ' "J)o you perforin t lie ninniol service of a mechanic? IJavc you just t'irown off a rnsty npr.n. j ! nnd come here tgrpcctjng f o inef=s wiili men of 'nipU Ufe, nlid xank nnd fortune?" - i "There isa boanlinír house c'ovvn strcet v!cro i laboras are laken. ' Lfit the hard linndpd j farmer, nccidenlnlly drop in ninong these mínale parasítico 1 peni ry, who ]ve ipon the unreqintcd labor oíotherp, nnd lie will reccive nn inlimntion thathcis out o f hts sphere. Indofence ratlifir than itidustnj, is made tliebndge of respectnbil.ty,& tl.ussuperínduced, is as detrimental to the social hnppiness of the white, j as t oppressivc a:id dcgradiug to the ed people." Gov. SevvarJ, Gov. Bouck, rrnd Lieut. Covernors Dickinson nnd Bradish reccived Iheir visitors on New Years without intoxicating drinks of nny kiiu!.