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50 ons as Labor is rcpugnan,, degrading and
ill.rcoa;,cd. Man will no, undergo % unless ne is


forced 10 do So To fierce him to 1t, ConstIalUt


must Of necessity be employed. But two systems


OF Cons,rain, have been devised by the Political


and Scientific Leaders 0 the world, and on them


have been based the two systems OF Industry winch


have been cS,nbliShctl- Slave system and the
system of Hired Labor. The one makes use Of


the whip the stnulant TO toll the other OF want
| and starvation. The gr,a. works Of Antiquity
It's Temples, Aqueducts. &c. were built BY Masses


that labored from the fear of corporeal punish
ments. while the great works and llxures of the
| modern Age are produced By furnished Operatives.
who labor from wan, and necessity Both the
Slave system and the .yS,em Of Hired Labor are 4
| disgrace to the Genius Of Man, and must De re-
placed by a new. Organization oi Industry.