Causes of Discontent
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The boycott is a conspiracy to injure another person, and as suchindictable at common law. A strike, if a conspiracy only to raise wagesor to reduce hours of labor, may not be indictable, if its object cannotbe shown to be the injury of another, though that may be incidentally itseffect. But in its incidents, such as violence, intimidation, and in somecases injury to the public welfare, it often becomes an indictableoffense. The law of conspiracy is the most ill-defined branch ofjurisprudence, ...but it is safe to say of the boycott and the strike thatthey both introduce an insupportable element of tyranny, of dictation, ofinterference, into private life. If they could be maintained, societywould be at the mercy of an irresponsible and even secret tribunal.
The strike is illogical. Take the recent experience in this country. Wehave had a long season of depression, in which many earned very littleand labor sought employment in vain. In the latter part of winter theprospect brightened, business revived, orders for goods poured in to allthe factories in the country, and everybody believed that we were on theeve of a very prosperous season.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The boycott is a conspiracy to injure another person, and as suchindictable at common law. A strike, if a conspiracy only to raise wagesor to reduce hours of labor, may not be indictable, if its object cannotbe shown to be the injury of another, though that may be incidentally itseffect. But in its incidents, such as violence, intimidation, and in somecases injury to the public welfare, it often becomes an indictableoffense. The law of conspiracy is the most ill-defined branch ofjurisprudence, ...but it is safe to say of the boycott and the strike thatthey both introduce an insupportable element of tyranny, of dictation, ofinterference, into private life. If they could be maintained, societywould be at the mercy of an irresponsible and even secret tribunal.
The strike is illogical. Take the recent experience in this country. Wehave had a long season of depression, in which many earned very littleand labor sought employment in vain. In the latter part of winter theprospect brightened, business revived, orders for goods poured in to allthe factories in the country, and everybody believed that we were on theeve of a very prosperous season.
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