Telegram-herald., 1886-04-23
CLEVELAND.
Now the President Talks
he Gives His IDEAS Of the Pres
sut Labor Troubles.
And Recommends Legislation
Upon this Pressing Subject.
I" Relations Between La COR
and Capital Far From
Satisfactory.
Arbitration by Means OF a La
Dor Commission.
Fun Text Of the Presidents ;
Arbitration by Means OF a La
Dor Commission
Full Text Of the Presidents ;
Message 10 Congress.

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dag sens message "a Congress on the sub
ls.tof ftAs labor tfoubles folio~ins is the
lan ts4t III enc message
~ tse r.s.t.s tsa iioaac RI tsp.fsesi'lt..ts. The
fnlstIfulill u posses .u lar tfeeiieut tAr aulf ga
teepialieilsiins - -ne .eisi.,t .'-'.. y ~. -,
nom iiIae a l1e aica lllslIes a. lr .l.iii .l'isr
1rcesssff AMI peii.-Iit t.n - ''erpi1 Aa
Dfg--d ll saa IHl it tiile Hl Aiiileiittrif si'A
ihoaaasiif aesflas tar prt,eli khlen recent
events 4I.4 uresfnf eous.it.ufs have 1urst gfou
ia4al4.rla Ila slft.eH.eut uf lspaies tflsius ie
tsccu 1aF IsharIl4eu aud .iclr eua pios e., -'ist
aln ronsill.e-'i ~ 'efainias4 io Aonsfe-s iekis
iatiaa lteu tuis ssfuas tla pressing siiaiett TN
DER ofr 'ofn I'D government tAe Utiiio ui la1ef AZ
49, element al aail,---t Prosperity slotiil Pee fls
t.ngnF refosaitcd AUD sne aeiitfe of
lhe liforug alan -1oiild ~ regarded a.
especially ellill.gd t9 ez.siatlFc ctIe ln q
fasuutFT Nhah 4lfers Al citizens enc ulzhest
sitsinmeut ~ SOFIA sad peiisical Distinction.
~ WDfkll4 Hea fanlot lueiis 1r SAFELY 20 con
sisirrei enffel 20 as alten nliofstud allowed no
protest against neglect The la,efil9 inAL. ga,ar.
% a a. hands al ladisqeasioie coutIio4iion o.
oar growth aua prokfess ulaF Neh susist, slth
uanlB courage and fisht. upon the seine
recognition fIoin those ah b. maze oar ASS e. Il
Eeeofded any ethef e.tisen having a tAils.,.e
interest il charge and l.s reasonable demand
sbnuid le lel in such spi1l oi Appreciation -sd
iaIr8e~ ss to Induce oontentea and pttfi1iie SO.
opsf.tcn n ine ael.esement OF Bfand
national ifsliuF. While me real .n-
t-4r.ts ~ Iahor are uot promoted -
a res.ir tu snreal- aud Violent mani iesiat lone,
aud anIle these sae. andef pretext "a az adFc-
casy 81 lle claims ef labor want only O. attacS
ths rights 1 capital 8ad lor selfish guIposes or q
love ~ disorder ass the seeds 9f Fitfleuce and
diseonte1t s1ould neither be- encouraged u.'r
consolidated legislation GA the subject sholid pe
eaiuslf aud deliberately undertaken With r0 par
81 sstsly ilix unreasonable demands or gain
lnz PARTISAN ads sntasc thc pr.seat eoudiliou
% tbe atoms Dgfn labor aud capital are TAR
feona sstf siaetorf lle dlscunteuf of The eln-
ploFed Il finc Ia a large degree. to che xra-pins
ana b~etiiles exsetiof,s oi empioyer and disefih
III IatE arIT
lurnt4 1tfe9tLsff lt must a.su be con-
retisti tiaf iarerius men are net away.
earefa - ayoi1 eatseies- shd unjust
gaDir .listartAufes- Though The importance
better sTcort between these Interests 4 appas
ent it must - borne lu miui that tny effort M
that elrVefiou ~ me federal government nist D.
<reatis hnlted by constitutional re etsonS
Ihere are many grievances which legislation -
Fungse-s eannot rt.ifess many conditions which
cannot by ,nch means BE- rsiormed arm stils
net however fhas ssfnethinE may b. done under
ietieFai sHthDfltv - prevent the disturbances
which often arise from disputes between em-
gioyrfs and employed, anil which A. times So
ri0tasiy threafca she business Interests of the
conutry iu ms opinion the proper theory upon
WhiCh ta prareed Is that OF voluntary arbitration
ass means of settling tne difficulties. bar I sug
z,,f thtt Instead ~ arbitratIors chosen u
fa. neat al essufifNug claims aud after
each iispufr saaH ARISE there b. created
. tonlfa.ssion pf EahoT consisting of three mem-
hers no sbau BE- ress,iar officials "a The Govern
nleur charged antoiig ether duties. Win the CON
Siler4tulD aud settle uent. Nhe1 feasible. ~ All
controversies between labor sud ctpitai The
fOtunli>sl.a fhu4 nrlanifct wnuiI have The Al
xaniase of reiIg .tihie hstiY. and iss members.
a. iheg xainea experience, would constantly ina
prove IN their toiuti io acsi nieiirgntlf and ise
nlily. ash lhe measures a h.ch might D. suoslit
tei b. ihem 81 trhftst ~ tFr chosen Tor ieT0po-
ra@y .eyYiCe ssfh eass oi dispute arises PERI
enee aad familiarity rth mnsb that IS involved
in iliesftn Wil 30 lacking Extreme H~sEissn-
.hit snsl bias si. - she qus.icatloas sought on
either ,isp. and 'reTEeuf ptalrfa uf Enieir1e.s
and tarfl4.ifV ll - Inevitable. The iuf~sitiou
npen sdsrtl eourt of e drtg A. hifeign to
iiisiifiel ffucfiou ~ the .cleciion o'
trfilratiou H surs cases = st leasf OF tountili
propfiefv The t-fabl asnuenf by federal author
its 81 eoch A hnFeau aotl,d BE- A asa sTt sensible
reeossuiiuu of lac rsiue of sbor and ef ils Fgnf.
g. b. represented n TIE departments of che gov
eminent 50 tar a. - roueiliatnry officers snail
have . reisiion ta tue disturbances which inter
fere sfith lfsn-if and commerce between the
statez ijs existence would be- Iustl fed under The
provi,inrs ei the constitution which gives Con
zrsrs peHer 70 regulate commerce viii tsrsisn
,ssfio,,s ana among tae .eqe~s states aud fa f-a
e.tlent disputes letHeen Ianori1E men and EN-
ployers uf ess extent and the consequences o.
which s1e c1ufned within >tsfe limits aud
fbreatsu domestic Fioiepce, the tnterposing oi
siteh elr1I1 issior m iZnf BE- feHlierei apou spq
ecfiun ai De- legislature or executive rf the sstts
under tte e.n.fftltuuai anegsion xhlch require,
tne seners3 governments -o pr4tect
each ~ .ec saies against doissStis
Violence if glen commission wers
port and sym paihy. resultiuR iolm = refi<ai &
sohmIf Ca peaceful an rstruuIenisiity. wouid
s.n-frsIn parties G. sfirh disputes ~ seez Us inter
asfcuse srd shifie hy iss lcetsicne There VeliAs
~ al@o gei resSHs to bo4e thar the Fcrg exls
~ffte 81 such an sxeurv SulHd invite 1ppl.catior
- stIr'rp lflt a0liuefs Frequently resuItiua
- ths avoidance ~ contention and ~ srnsier
standing the usefulness of sfirh couirn issoFi
= taubtei hecslse e might lack power af tnfirr,
~ decisions. much encouragement i~ fierires
rom re eoneeaea saUt tasf haS been secoui
pih hesi hr tilp rs .rnai esfulfa ssouS which havt
ft.en orrauIsfsi 81 many "a fnr States. Nh.ga. aav
in4 'iifir ncrf than sifvl~fTs power have exciies
1ltsf etirf1ff .nsrentr u Tie sstf.eIHanf 3f SIS
raffe< hetxren lonfn.ing Interests. ir f1if
freA ~ the tane ~ Congress
hrreau Ieisar was esisllishs.s
and rssced -n charge ~ fAp eofn ~ i<sssne
~ isccr. she Il reluife3 ia eoipct information
apsni Be s,ihiecf af ior iisel sfious ly capital
the hrnse nf isttF a1a earnings ~ aeoriua mes
slii ans means of nrsrfainE fnefr fnaferi
a. s,cisi intel e.isisi ffrf uarsi nfoSrrrifr Fh.
sssfnfr 'sSt,n NaIfn suzszesf furuif easfir - pn
tfaaaffen nntre commissioners sod hv suunla
sfher psfvers sui afnefIrrs ls vop.3 reqnif f1
,afr t-.fUeta sfsr ant esntas rn.l.s- .flfI
tfn,fai.ofs sfF sftn tsfeh ...es>i,nS A. .,ouIf h
al,asnesl prrFsr and r2af1t Power shanIS as, s
.ii.firef.r t1lfaeri fr.sa shse tnrasn =, invest
safe tae es4s of aH f'sriff.s - fhor ascu
i1s.fhef effff-t-i 'or srfiffstien sr aof ~ ri,a
i,f,rsnsfiff mes slNFts - 4i hard ln tid teei
fttr ef re rii'itef Ts-n nescasarv ana iesirss'
tfarFFH '-lFr IiI.syn.
Executive leausfon