Louder and louder grow the cries of the sufferers.
Deafer and deafer grow the ears of the millionaires.

_Yet_, if those who cry would but use their power in action, peaceful action, they could right their wrongs, or at least the most grievous of them, before the world completes the solar circuit of this year.
Wm.

Goodwin Moody (_Land and Labor in the United States_, p.

338), reverting to the difficulties which beset the pathway of labor organizations, which have so far been productive of nothing but disaster to the laboring classes, says: Is it not time that new weapons should be adopted, and new methods introduced?
* * * Will not the working men of the country learn anything from the bitter experiences they have passed through, and abandon methods that have been so uniformly followed by the ultimate failure of all their efforts.

But the great evils by which we are surrounded, and that are destroying the foundations of society, can be removed by the working-men only.