The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-16

Tho CinCi1nhu Enquirer mas heen inter
viewing prominent Ohiosng as TO The ne
CesRity for a Labor party. The following
responsGa oil Bellaj 10 men are printed:
a. L. Baron, Democrat, Manufacturer
Do not think Labor party o necessity
Should think II we would quit throwing
away $500, 000,C00 year OH whisky il
would have q aoothing effect. This town
spends annually $500, 900, and 1t is q hive
OF busy labor. This amount is spent ioI
fun, whereas more pleasure, better Batis.
faction and Ices irritable feeling could be
obtained by investing this useless expsn.
diture for i've years in grand boulevard
or park.
Dr.. &. l.. Anderson, 'Demoprat-No
The calm, unparalleled judgment Of ls'
boring mon, combined with good,
healthy public sentiment to conserve the
public interests, can do more to effect q
permanent improvement Of labor than q
combined labor party, controlled as II will
be by conflicting interests and personal
spite.
W. O. Warnock, Democrat There is
no necessity Tor party. Liquidation can
not remelyor relieve the diAQuietude. II
must be brought about by cloper relations
between employer and employee. Clasa
legislation Of any kind never results in
enduring bUnehk 1t Injuries one to help
another.
]. NJ. Nlaring, Republican, ManuisCtur.
er-Thers isno necessity for labor party.
Agitation Of tho labor question by dena-
gogues and those who would use the
laboring men IS u means TO further their
own personal and political interests are
Responsible for the present unsettled state
Of affairs. Less sgitstion and more Rtten.
ton to business would advance the inter.
ests Of labor and solve the problem.
j. j. Smith, Eco Republipan-Proper.
ly conducted Ii would be Tor lie own bro.
lection, as well as the interests Of the EN-.
ployer, and there Is no doubt but that in
the near future euCh management will be
accomplished. As heretofore managed,
however, labor agitation has been OF gresk
dstriment to capital, employer and comr
merOlGl interests, RS well as to labor itself.
Colonel Jesse Il. Purnell, Republican,
No. Let every man work for the best
wages DO can get do way with oil Combi-
nations oil labor. Teach the riaing generaI
ton to be temperate and economical, and,
above all, TO have respect for the rights OF
others 10 lie, liberty and tho pursuit Of
happiness, as taught In the Declaration Of
Independence. -6-tu
Col. o. L. Poormsn=.An independent
labor party can not be successful uusil the
great body Of the working CLASSES agree
upon the leading issues affecting labor.
With Powdetly ior protection and George
for free trade; with portion OF the or.
ganigat!onp iaYorlnS the political and civil
rights oil black lRhoroIg and 0 norton on,
posing or indifferent upon thDt subject,
and q division Of continent OIL the uios.
ton Of restricting the emigration or I'm.
portGtlon Of foreign labor as competing
and demoraliEing force, an independent
labor party, II Numerically strong enough
10 yin, would DO poworlesB to accomplish
results. The lrSt thing to be done by or.
HaniEed Abor, iiit hopes to aueompliSh any
real good for the labor class, Is 10 ascertain
the causes that have produced the trouble
complained oil and tho measures reCes.
pAfy to retnoye them. Ono great difficulty
With the labor organisations 10 that thoir
leaders arc ACEluoniously disCusslng The
method OIL cooking tue rabbit helors they
have even determined wheTo they Will
find II. II The organizations will dIsSusS
and determine upon leading aud import.
ant Issues affecting labor, instead Of vast.
lng Hmp pBon comparatively trivial sub.
jeOtsI they VIII pfosrpss inoFe rapidly