The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-29
IuE STRIKERS OS THE HERALD


SET or RECKLEss TRANrs.
The Dallas HERALD has triumphed over
The striking printers We hope to see the
day when every paper in state will cut
loose from the socaIed printers unions
and refuse TO be- dictated to by a set OF reck.
less tramps.-l Marlin Ball
PRINTERS ouT OF EMPLOYMENT.
The union printers on the Dallas HERALD
tried 10 dictate terms 10 the proprietOrs Of
that paper, but they found that the HER-
AID men were able to run their own con
'ern without the help of II few union print
IS. The union men are without employ
meni aud the HERALD comes To us regular
and ~ bright aud newsy as usual II Nolan
County Record.
rnE TRsMuNd PRINTER, TRAVELLING
EroGAR.
The union printers who struck on the
Dallas HERALD are now tramping around
The country begging from the country pub
llshers, Cannot the next meeting Of the
state i'rtss Association do something with
this nuisance After an experience OF six
ten years we have been unable to see
wherein "A trampng printers differs from
any other strolliug beggar - Terrell Star.
THE nuRsrEp UNION INSTITUTION.
IL ~ reported that Sunset Cox will lee
turc during the summer at Dallas in the
interest OF an institution hereafter to be
erected IN that city for the support Of
busted printers union. We shall be- on
hand, not only to hear the distinguished
speaker, hut to take part in the imposing
ceremonies OF laying the corner stone OF
the busted" institution 49, Unidentified Tx
change.
GETTING THE WORST OF THE JoB.
The printers, about forty in number, on
the Dallas HERALD made a strike last week
nunaAH t0a ~. a.
management of that excellent paper. and
resulted in reduction OF the size of the
sheet Tor "A few days, which however has
been overcome by the securing of enough
printers To take the places of the strikers.
Thestrike was the result of printers
union winch was formed for the purpose of
debating as to the management of the pa
| per, which the proprietOrs tailed to accede
to and resulted in the union getting the
worst OF their tixod-up Job Winsboro
| Sentinel.
HURT THEMsELVEs.
Inc Dallas HERALD appeared last Sunday
IN its regular size aud with full quota OF
reading matter. IL administers what il
conceives to be II well merited rebuke TO
the union printers, who would had they
had the power MS they had the will, have
prevented its appearance until their unrea.
sonable demand was complied with Here
alter the HERALD will be n non-union Office.
mo strikers, having overrcached their
mark, Will now have to 20 to some other
town in search OF employment and the re.
suit Is, instead OF hurt II, the HERALD they
have hurt themselves BRENNAN Banner.
MERcENABY, SELFISH mon.
The Marshall HERALD ~ the only paper in
ieNas that we have seen which takes the
part OF the striking printers ut Dallas. The
original printers union was a beneficial in
stitutlon, when its sole object was the nd
vancoment OF the craft, and when none but
thoroughly skilled workmen could become
members, Thus 1t insured EMPLOYERS in
getting men fully competent to manage
any department of the work in their estab.
| ilshments, and such workmen always re-
celyed wages equal to the work done, But
IN tho present shape, the printers unions
are nothing more than bowling mobs
whose chief aim is to bully employers, and
90 force the employment of mon who are
members OF the unions, regardless of their
competency, and 10 throw out of work men
better qualified who refuse to attach them.
serves To the unions. These are the facts
concerning printers unions, as we know
from an experience of twenty-five years as
q practical printer, ana we feel gratifed to
know that newspaper proprietors every
where are promptly resisting the dictate
rialetlorts OF those fellows who have prositi.
tuted noble Institution into a miserable
mwcenary, selfish mob.-[ Mckinney Black,
| Waxey.