Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

| out 70 the pubic w explanation OF tnt
etrike on nthe Gould system" Had the
proyocatioD been 81 tho outset insufficient
wages and the employment Of ChInose
and conyicts, TnE Gslgffg believes
that public continent wonid ere
this, have forced eottioment Of the con.
test, but after The strike was In progrcsa
II was strengthened among employees by
a supplementary allegomcnt ~ causes,
and Il ls Of tho strike In this condition
that Tim GAZETTE says II wax mistake
beginning without allegation Of any
pro,Ocatlun aud extended with supple
moutal pleas Of publication, this super.
dcial action Of underlying causes sub.
I mlts Itself for judgment Tho STRIKE
was mistake, n vas q mistake u tbs
government Tor the Texas i'Ictde ana
Nc Gould tlr tbe Missouri pacllc Yield
OF u wasa mistato because lhe We
tory would be won III opposition to pub
lic Bympaih y, and the result would DO
CONSOLIDATION agalnst organized labor
In tho future, The victory Of
lBull Kun was the Boml defeat the Con.
iedorocy sustained To behalf Of all et
fort Of labor to NO ilscli from the Gou1-
ton Of acryillly and scfllom, TnE GA.
zErIE looks beyond the present and
oven II II Wins 10 this contest Tho strike
wa5 mistake; for winning O victory In
a strike without allegation Of proyOca.
tlon or cause would be power that would
lead 10 abuse az surely as man Is human.
And not much abuse Of power would the
public tolerate already public sympathy
turns from tho methods Of oompulslon
employed,
And what oi tho Interest Of the third
party, and It's natural sympathios diverted
by such mistaken Power IL ever grasp.
Ing as Icing az mans nature remains ~ II
IN tho tendency Of all power IL to tyranny.
IL IL no less true of organized labor than
OF organized capital No matter how this
conteat onds, there will bo augmented
power, to be- followed In due course Of
bHf' ~ iiNNh NNNhNlbhNf AuANHkl NlUHNlN
and more hurt to the interests nnd wei.
fare OF the third party. II the knights OF
Labor can utilize public sympathy with
its supplemental allegations TO win vie
tory, will II not look 30 tho future 10 again
begin mysterious strike aud again
paolty public sentiment with supplement
AIRY proclamation OF grleyancosS And II
tho railroads win, viii not tho third party
be compelled to pay tho loss Incurred In
the public failure TO protect private
property aud business, and will not en-
ployos DO less consldercd2
Tho third party should act the public
should strike against Arrangement OF
business and society Let the public set
Tie this superficial outburst ON tho mcrlts
Of this particular contest, without fear
favor or Affection, Then, let tho public
80 TO to the root Of The dlscaao and ap.
ply u remedy That win prevent Il recur-
renee Of these rnlnous dlstuT noes, pro
tcct nil parties TO such contests aud take
away the occupation of the Gomagoguo
aud tho ynlture, aud guarantee FREQ
speech to this free land, so.ca,lcd, 70.
day there Is II terrorism In some cities
shameful TO land whore freedom Of
speech aud personal liberty arc boas,od.
1t Is tho hour and The opportunity OF tho
demaeoguo aud iho terror OF the Indl.
yldnol who has boon taught that ho Is a
FREQ man. This thing must cnd, aud II
the public will not assert itsoli now while
II may with reason and camncss,
the solution viii some day be reached In
violent method. The right, and law
aud order and personal freedom must
triumph, aud viii triumph unless OK.
heustcd with the contest OF tyrannlcal
capital aud tyrannlcal labor, temporary
peace Is found In governmental dcspot.
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