The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-06
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'hire, Nos. rs aud "a fourteenth Strcci
wnIIr III W. Va. July ., 1852.
'iThc Problem IL I,csn r,l 10 strILe..

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he reeehl ssrikss nave ci'ica OUT
great nun! afs'c'cs h,iu interviews MOI
4 ohiy On l ~ fela'soi's .. oof unu caPi.ai
paI gu !ne "l WIG question N'S o1 l'Yihs W ih'
s2So.,eu ~ 'i' EARNINGS necessary 70 ,eeu'
Glo1il., e,uea'c aia lca, atesleesaoie nun,
i2iiy. FefiaPs one u ,ie ste". uses anu
c9lil'e ,',. u "sue'sl'eau anu pro-
!ra .s disturbances o' 'n's KIM IL ,'ie
alo.,s'1 .. discussion and experiences wn'en
A i.su''. 'oe''', p'''''e"' "''u i'uus.''''
alss"r 'l, are great euucn'o'S, J"Ss US
Sa an4 ' r., var Is cons'asrca ~ ,n' mn.
,. .ai1 ''s ue'no,'''z''s ea'a',!' ou'
n.s'os'a'ls ~ nsreo ..'a1 ln"hh'i'N mus oeen
pelei'. =, ~ tug ultimate W every s'.a,
4. y huo" my 'n' CIV" ""' u.u
~ 'i,'s country ",s' i.su''eu ~ s,e",
:;sifs.Vp 'ofm ..s ior 'n' N"''on' w .ooNet
upon ~ us " great ea'"n'''y NJ
4 5 .ne mus ~ u's' W. 'ooNeu Oh vi
ANY, tnv Sre"s 'a''toau s' uF'''I =" 10"
" y s!e"' e'.,''n''.y' "cs"" .ne country
Iuyer,hs W '',as ',n'e Us II Oh 'no ',i'esi'
lo'o .. u'fe ca,a!ii'.'es Oh at uhlolu c'lAfuc
* tss = se','eu iof T" ~" u"ys US u great
es.,e' "o'''u pe ,a'u IL "sies' a''u countless
'n .H' VI fa.lfoau aa QUIET pfoper'y
M,leu out ny con'ih.'h's.'c uprising Du'
."a. ,:t.s's l"'sseu aM'y' "uu oVe' s.nee
'as ,,'',o .'icfc i'ASe pee'i po''ef fe'a''o''s
ese.o'ls'ieu pe'meeii !lie e"p'.a ahu "oor
-. '.,e country iaen'ineo WIN ''.e '''a,'ase
l n.y., "''u UperaV.lon OF lue la'lroaus OF
;s 'ile ianu. 1he STOCK Ioppets anu stocK
Sase.o's u fai.toaus iouhu t''"t ''ic'c was
~ 'oi.1 oeyona winch 'iey cou'u NOT sue,
81 y eoii lle way u eNtotllhs Pfohts OUT o'
.le't H 'ioor upon hc'l!'ous eap''a'' ihefc
x ms peeH " ause IN tiat o'rec''o.' ever
stllcc. ~ u. saluIary lesson was ''us'i' aiu
e y was tiihe ' tiiat sucii lesson was taught
tsoAu ciiipioyes nave peeii peielil'eu ny
1 y! tfia y uls.stcr'
Hooulls5 coming GU. Oh inc present us
w lurDai lea IN new ork ana ELSEWHERE.
~ its'son y Dells 'ausn' .li'' 'neie must
III ~ ! elose. anu more genuine rea',oh De-
t"eei capila' anu iaoor. 10 es'aplsh sucii
sy rciA'loh tnefe must De frequent confer
q eng eIces through the meuium OF JOINT Or
gahiE@ 'a that sllall DC 80 elas'ic IN lis
csiat"cter w. 70 HUNT ot au!us'neh.s WIN
o .au pteceuiis coiilsioh. why shouiu lnere
4 W y c'lil SION anu IN adjustment why
+: s:louia .iere De great loss 70 Do!l sues rs
~, preliminary 'tl 10 al asreeHents hust mere
4 Always 10 devastating wars aud destructive
" s.tiAes " ny uu i'''stalu anu tue ohteu
= states agree on ah Arbitration before al
~ ipartia' !fipunal VI ueheVs' anu again pe-
,oie y sllliliar trioun"l III .''e iiial1er Oh Tue
n s i'nsry award = a war was prevented IN
eiSn ease-a war tnat would nave cost eaeii
II sac more money tnan the award ootained,
sg Spying no,ning o. the loss OF NE. II was
because the esq TWO nations realized that
4 TUG tne 1lme naa come LOT nations 10 ind
% s SONY otief arDi1rahient tlaa tnat Oh the
;y s%otu. MS was lheir conclusion rs the
~ si result o. much experience IN war. DOCS
x not tue same logic carry with 1t the settle
iielso s'rihes III tte sumo manner, since
a. sltiAe 10 noiliis more thah an act OIL war!
o ''A1l u AfDitraltalioh are steadily
5 gaming ground In England. rms IS the
result g! more 'iah TWO thousand recorded
" strikes IN mat country-slrlkes that arc es-
x t.nia.eu 70 nave depicted the laoor and the
n ccaPilai OF England 70 The extent oil thou-
sands OF millions pounds sterling. Eng
sland has been the land OF strikes. She has
81 c,na tbrou,l nro,r,c,oJ varied. 80 ;d,onn..
I! r.'ssee Pe.'ou' :. .u'c,eS'
IA uu uhprouuctivehcss on account Oh Strikes.
~ Her factories have been covered with dust
and rust .durin. these periods. and ber
d onor,t;,os have ~, al, o,,,,,,,,,aJ 49,
:. nI'o ~ o t'u ~. 'ieii
swings, put peeh reduced 10 appalling pau
II perlsm in consequence. This has been her
Il; cxperience again and again. Hence The
Il favor which Boards of Arbitration have
found in that country OF late years, Hence
~ the growth OF cooperative institutions co.
Operative stores, and other agencies intend.
SSe cd 10 avert or amclioratc the calamitics re.
n salting from strikes.
There arc strong reasons on both sides
u for desiring to avert strikes. On the side
8 Of tho operatives the case can be summed
up in a few words, as, indeed, it is summed
II up by tho Philadelphia Pres in the follow.
Il ifing few lines-lines that arc worthy Of the
& attention Of every laborinc man:
For more than a month each Saturday
night has seen I'M increasing number Of
men men ons on striSe, anu IN each case ef-
stied labor srsn " NJ" ieor sNir,,u ~ ny IN
II iron, to roll steel rails, to mine coal, to
make pottery, and to load and unload
Saielsn Nv VINO never tried IKE JOB before;
ars ai,i ,' 10 ' ths s. nnS,r afS