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...passage of this bill would fail to accomplish the object desired, because more than two-thirds of the illiterates in the South are too old to attend school.- Tenth Census of U. S., Vol. I., pp...
...tobacco tax does not fall equally on the whole country.- Whitman; "Internal Commerce of the United States, 1886," pp...
...More leisure for workingmen is very desirable. In it lies their main hope of progress in: (a) Health. (b) Intelligence. (c) Good citizenship. Gunton' pp. 240-51, 373-7. Congr. Globe, 2nd session, 40th Congr...
...years an eight-hour working day will be sufficient to supply the needs of the people, because of: (a) improvements in machinery, and (b) greater efficiency of workmen. Atkinson's Margin of Profits, p. 24. Report of N. J. Bureau of Statistics, 1886, pp. 228-35, 238-44. Schoenhof's Industrial Situation, pp...
...Political and educational objections. (a) The use of violence to obtain ends instills false and dangerous ideas in the minds of the lower classes. (b) Organizations of laborers give ignorant men power which they abuse. Nation, vol. 42, pp...