The herald., 1894-07-10
THE POINT OF VIEW.
stri kers and Railroads Both Report Sat
isfactory ProgreHs.

stri kers and Rails ads Both Report Sat
isfactory Progrens.
CiucAGo, July 9.-OhairDan John Nj.
Egan OF the General Manss.ers' associa'
sion, when asked tonight by the Asso'
ciatsd Press for TN official statement oi
the conditions of the roads represented
in the aasociatNn, said:
with the ex seption OF two or three
minor instances there has been no
trouble or disiu banco reported today.
AN the lines have run their regular nss-
selHer and mail trains and number oil
linae resumed their suburban trainN
All he lines commenced work in their
freiRA 1t yards and many freight trains
were .un in and out of the city.
'ThA, Union Stockyards company is
cleariuA its tracks of wreckage and re-
pairing he damage done during the past
week. II expects to commence opera
tions tomA rrow morning.
''The tot VI numb of trains moved to-
day was ecA al to the total moved in the
past four d sys. 1t is true that trains
have been ga aided to prevent their bs-
ing molestsd, but the action of the Mill
tsry towards She mobs and rioters during
the past tive days haa had q most salu-
tary effect. TIN, presidents pEociams-
ton, together viii h General Miles orders,
have produced. ex. cellent results.
''All the lines OF railway expect to
show far betta- rea Its. The men who
have replaced Tho 81 rikers are good men
and satisfactory to the lines that have
employed thsn1."
President Debs of the A. r. u, who
was scent by a reporter. said:
ave are stronger shA u ever. Nothing
can break our fcTcee but usnrpati bn and
tyranny. lam thresSened with arrest.
What for? For orgNaizisig labor We
say to the capitalists: 'Here is our flabor
and these are our ternAsJ This is egal--
this is the spirit of the sge. Mr.. Have.
meyer organizes a sugar trust and ssys
to the public: Hers is my sugar and
these are my terms He has pollNted
the national legislature. 1 have acted
honorsby. and committed no crime.
The United States authorities are bring
ing themselves into contempt by their
wanton violation of law and the &C usti-
tuition. The common people are begin
ming to understand this. Capit;ll in
sists in looking upon labor as it did upon
slavery, that it has no right, .hke capi-
tai, to ask or exact terms. TEla IS the
principle OF slavery. want tes call the
attention of the people OF this country
to this: The Pullman strike. which,
while acute, is not the underlying cause
of the trouble. The people of this
country are paying over $5,000,Ot,0 day
in interest. This5s draining pro ductive
industry OF it's profits and piltng up
money in the money centere. W hat old
England failed to do with soldiersiin the
eighteenth century, che is now doing
with the gold Gandard. over
5000. 600 coo each year goes
there to pay interest. We are
not responsible for the lawless element
and loss of property. Not even dis
ciplined armies have eveft been able to
prevent this element from rising. We
ask the public to be patient Ehile labor
stands with it's back at thu door that
leads to seridom and says to its oppresa-
ora: Thus far and no farthert,' 1t ID
better to lose a little now thar more IN
the end and with it constitutional lie-
erty"