Omaha daily bee

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you simahl have by educated agitatiomi taught

the buIlt of the People that men using capital

ought to have somne Interest in your industrial

situation antI not look upomi labor as a lucre

maclilac lieu you can so regulate corpora.

tions as to prevent the isamlo of securities iii 4

any form except as represented by actual

haitI up capiiai. Upon thits capital they should

be allowed a prcscriimail tilvhik nil nmmd all

earnings above this should be divIded among

the emrmployes who aitl in time iievelopmuent of

time dividend upon the empitnl.

TAUGhT BY NEV ZEALAND.

"We have gone to Australfa for our per-

tectetl ballot systeni. We can do worse than

go to New Zealand for our perfected and

effecual arbitration law. This far away island

land ot' 750,000 people only wmthmiml fifty years

reclaimed from its cannibal insthmmcts has

perfected lie moat perfect system of taxation

and settlement of tIme labor dhtlicuities which

has yet been devised

"I have spoken of time law of inheritance.

Time transmission of property aftr deatlm Ii

everywhere regulated by law. Time bul hug

of great fortunes by waterimmg stock and time

cutting of laboritmg price. itt o uer to pay

dividends thereon is one of the great primal

causes of immdustrial deilresaioim. Make it mm-

possible by legal enactment hat no mono

than a given awn should be trammsmmmitted

either by deeil or will to heirs and the balance

ance of the estate turned into this state trees-

ury to lie loaned without interest mmpon ample

security to immen who desire to secure intii.

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Omaha daily bee. (1895). Omaha [Neb.], 1895-09-03. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn99021999/1895-09-03/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Omaha daily bee, 1895-09-03.