The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-08-30
Dpbs on The Stand.
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A. 100 Mr.. )ebs resumed the
stand. He testified that from the
beginning the American hallway
/ Union aud the strike headers mad
been badly treated by the Chicago
press. Interviews had been dlstort-
ed and many lies told. President
De5s SAID that II there had been a
revolution 1t would have been d.
rectly chargable to the press OF Chic
ago rather than to the American
Railway | MON.
"DO you charge the general mana
gers with being responsible for the
strike>" asked Commissioner Wright.
"Well, | could hardly 90 so far
as that. | believe they had much
to do with keeping it up"
Glow would YOU gain the demands
of Iaborers on uuasi-pulic corpora
tions!" asked Judge WorthingtOn.
"Thrre are two WAYS. One is the
way adopted by the old brotherhoods.
, nat Is geCCihg d Scheouie ol wages
, gradually from the companies. Ihere
mas Oeeh niue gooo III ChlS hlooe Vi
procedure II lakes StrlK 4! 10 WIN
9onleCinleS' ouO "on pe'le'e tH2
r"llroao elhPioyeeS Vi thlS country
coulU WIN SCrihe to-uay IL lney
were III one otoChtrnooo' because Tie
courts are against LABOR L can oho"
IN twenty years OF Wfltlhg 1naC nave
Always peeh opposed W SCrlheS' ou'
thll In Lne'e aie LILIES " men 'nGy are
J"S',laole, ho iiiaVIei no" niuoh 'he
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u al ii'''li"oio "ol0 AVA, ''i""S" ~ o'"ul0
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III sod i1 +hat r'a,'a So.;o S't +,n
hI o ofd oaa"r 'i 4ban oro o $500 g wv
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HOW 10 AVERT oIKlhEo.
CHOW" continued Mr.. Debs, "you
have asked me how | would avert
railroad strikes. | believe the gov
eminent ownership of railroads
would be far better than railroad
ownership Of the government. | do
not believe any lasting good can
come lro" arolCraCloh' anu 40 not
of ra;1.oa 'IU ,onId arnuon r. nrn
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