New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15

,.,,.r IN Mr. uoxis's banda BIZ formal resolution and
that disposition Of 10 has mover boon cnansed i'u
know this we'll bccause you had correspondence Win
him on this subject Hence was that when Mr.. Turner
secretary Of your order, wrote to me on the suoco
v him In my letter Of March ~ that the mat
tar Md been placed by tho board In tho hands OF MI
vxe and that must refer you 10 him rs It's cont'""
ing Representatives At the same time reminded you
that Q standing advertisement OF TINS COMPANY
vaa nj that moment inviting Ito former en-
ployes to return to their accustomed posts anu
that regardless their being or not being members
your order and regardless also OF their indivu" par
ticipston IN the strike which your order had ro0en'S
naugureted. when. fh spite or all ths' 20" "e'rou
see mo personally, cordially met you, ana having pun
myself I'm communication with Mr.. Hox'e, arranged
with him for you following, which was wiasy pup
llshed by you at the time
Nrw.yoRx. March 30. 1880
aye been III conference all day. with the result that
Vice. President HOIe agrees 70 tho following: "l,k
to meet committee Of our employees Without uisornn
nation w.o are acuay al sok ~ ne sspn 70 @dtD
cate icith them any grecdnces hd ten may haps. ,mrn
70 work and also seieci special committee hom the en-
pioyes Of the Missouri Pacific walt Mr. Hoaie to
adjust difference Do this as quickly Us poSs'''e
FREDERICK TURNER Secretary
Ever since thcu Mr. Hoxe stood ready to receive
any and all persons In The actual employ OF THIS COM
pany as a committee otherwise. aud confer upon OF
arbrate any matter Of difference or complaint either
between the company and themselves or between INC
company and its late employees and for that matter %
tween the company and anybody else. NO suon COM
miteo OF individual employe has go far as known 10
me- made any such application In this connec'on
IL will that they left not because OF any
complaint whatever OF this compauy's treatment OF
themselves but only Of this companys refnsa
to comply with their demand that this company
to do what law requires in the way OF interchange
of business with another company. with when some Vi
your order had quarrel.
In the meantime this company has OF necessity gone
on to extend employment to such OF those persons VINO
recenty and without even alleged provocaton, LETT us
service fit to return. These returning ehpoyes
have been very many and In tnis way us
rolls are already nearly II not quite as iuii
as its shops and equip crippled ny ac''
of violence attendant upon recent action OF your
order can employ Mr.. Hoxie advises that every such
nerson applying he received back has been emp
unless believed to have taken part in recent acts OF vio
lence company still stands ready to make soou III
The fullest its agreement as expressly SET lort
face OF all this Won notify me tnat unless Wy
O'clock personally consent to something. precisely
what do see then personal consequences ~ So.
vaguely expressed. hut not hard to understand VIII
the hand OF your order he visited upon me- Let me
again remind you that 1t is an American cz whom you
and your order thus propose to destroy me eon.e
is not between your order and me. but between your
order and the laws Of the land Yonr order mas aeaay
Geed those laws III preventing by violence tnis cum
many from operating its road You held then that this
company should operate its road under condlt,os
by law only under conditions prescrpru
by you You declare in effect that h3id my nri
vidual property and rights not as oliei men nou
hut only at The peril Of your letting loose y,
after o'clock your order upon me III ms is uue VI
this company and " me. 1t Is true OF M otne, em
coupanies II 40. and your secret Oruer are tue
law and an American citizen Is such only IN name 49,,
Already for wrecks your order your attack upon 'hs
company has not hesitated to disable ny Voiehcc
from rendering duty to the pubic and from gyuE
work aud paying TO men at least thrce es !oI
| own number who, working as they were py your
side, were at least deserving OF your s!nPa.ns.
Having pu- he'd violence beyond even he trc"est
forbarance Of the public. and found IN tins oection
cause to siate, now turn upon me ana prop"Sc
tha the wrongs YOU have hitherto ia cted on the pup
lie shall now culinnate in attack upon AN individual
Tn this as have said the real Issue u between you
aud the laws OF the land II may be- before you are
through those laws will efficiently advise You tnat even
w. rasrectfpIv JAY GOULD