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damned.' The New York World and other papers had said that the American must be contented with the wages he received, and not expect more wages than his European brother, and be contented with that station in life to which it had pleased God to call him. I then appealed to them to defend themselves, their rights, and their liberties—to combine, to unite, for in union there was strength. That, gentlemen, was the substance of my hour's speech at the Haymarket."
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