The Political Questions of the Day An Address Delivered At Broadway Hall Oakla
The Political Questions of the Day An Address Delivered At Broadway Hall Oakla
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With that change millions of money will come here from the East, so many and vast enterprises will be undertaken, so many new fields of labor that every man and every boy can find such occupation, at fair wages, as his tastes and capacity fit him for. At present if there be an appalling, a frightful aspect in our future, it is in the fearful growth of what hi the language of the street is called hoodlumism. Our best citizens, the substantial workingmen of the city, those who read the papers, pa...y most of the taxes, and as they sway this way or that carry the elections, who when they had sons born to them, rejoiced and hoped to bring them up in the paths of in- dustry and virtue, to be like themselves good and useful members of society, find as their boys are growing to early manhood that there is no place for them. They are not needed ; there is no field of usefid emi)loyment open to them. They cannot be a]ipren- ticed to learn trades, for the monopoly of labor enjoyed by the trades union will not allow the manufacturing capitalists to take apprentices.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With that change millions of money will come here from the East, so many and vast enterprises will be undertaken, so many new fields of labor that every man and every boy can find such occupation, at fair wages, as his tastes and capacity fit him for. At present if there be an appalling, a frightful aspect in our future, it is in the fearful growth of what hi the language of the street is called hoodlumism. Our best citizens, the substantial workingmen of the city, those who read the papers, pa...y most of the taxes, and as they sway this way or that carry the elections, who when they had sons born to them, rejoiced and hoped to bring them up in the paths of in- dustry and virtue, to be like themselves good and useful members of society, find as their boys are growing to early manhood that there is no place for them. They are not needed ; there is no field of usefid emi)loyment open to them. They cannot be a]ipren- ticed to learn trades, for the monopoly of labor enjoyed by the trades union will not allow the manufacturing capitalists to take apprentices.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles a Charles Ames Washburn to read onlineMoreLess
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