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AGITATION AMONG THE WORKING PEoPLE.-We
understand there is very considerable agitation
among the working people of both sexes hroughout
the city This. excitement may be turned to poti-
cal uses during the present fall election. II has
been, we understand, produced by series of arti-
cles which have appeared in the Fourier organ, re-
presenting the working people OF all trades and occu
patons, as ground down and oppressed by their EN-.
poyers, and attempting 10 show that the present
state of society is radically wrong, and leading the
minds OF the working people TO contemplate redis-
tribution Of property among the whole population in
equal portions. In 1929, Tom Skidmore started
similar agitation among those classes, and we are
no surs but philosopher Greeley may have fallen heir
TO the mantle Of Skidmore, tor he shows himself
his most apt disciple, and emnently intent on rails
ing anew this agitation attempted by his predeces-
sor.