The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-11

il was likely % hear very mucn more ne
fore long. Mr.. PETER sail that wasn tue
Pullman company established what the
people Of the world believed d be an ideal
community, In which all shOuld have
equal nigh 5 aud none special privileges
eysrycue commended II for It's pbiisn-
tuTOpy. Bat the charges Tor reut aud Tor
the ueCe~saTies OF life were deducted from
the mems monthly pay. and when their
wages We're reduced the men submit ell
buL asked that their rents and taxes bs
reduced. but found they were Ia the power
OF corporation without a soul. untit
finally they came 10 the conclusion they
might A. well 7tarye IN support OF their
rights as IN filling the Golfers % Pullman.
He referred 10 the arrogant attitude 81
Pullman ard OF the Pnliman officials and
read from this mornings papers dispatches
Of the interview OF the Chicago aldermen
with Vice President Wycke- during which
the latter lteratrd aud reiterated 'th'
Pullman has nothing 10 srOitrate.
Wbether 10 was right Tor the American
Railway union to strike in rympatuy ant
refuse 20 haul Pullman CATS, 10 was not his
purpose 20 argue, but the omiuous situs-
ton confronted the country. and 10 was
our duty 70 deal with 10,
Mr. Hswlry inquired whether Mr..
Peff-r did not know the railroads were an
der obligations 70 haul the cars.
Mr I-,ur5 replied the railway companies
were uuder no more obiig sttOns - Pull
man than Pullmtn was o the railways,
but his was De- le 10 talk OF contract;
between Puilmau and tue railway cUm-
panirs, aYd he was surprissd that a ssBI
ator who had 20 often Championed the
cause II the work In gmen should tslk %
such things. Mr.. PETER proceeded to
arraigG congress for - defense % mou0p-
olies aud lie stand ~ in the people. lie
dti not wonder some lines that there was
afe q h. At
Washington, aud that men wished 10
abolish the Fauate. he would e = step
further however, and besides srcondiug
an Abort 10 abolish the senate hs would
also abolish tbs houss 81 rrprescn tstives
and have the county governed by one
man from each state.
Senator DAVIS. ssking of the Kyle
resolution, said 30 Was put iu ~ a Tins
when the troubles iu the w-st were ia pro.
grys-, for the purpose % making tas
IalJrd states "a partner IN the lawless-
ness The srke grew from strike - =
boycott. a boycott TO a riot. and now 10
"a susurrectiou. lie described the vari-
on. sets Of lawlessneys aud said kyls's
resolution was 70 take away the power 81
the United States % punish such gross act.
u violence II the sc's ~ Viul~ncs nad
been coGamitt~d up0u the great lskss Or
tie hig1 seas 10 would have been piracy
aud puuisHab.s ~ death.
De eeUNLDr from fAfhfAa hHt snlN the
troops should De- witEdrauu, bus a. had
NOT given a suggestion ~ what would
1rotrc, lie end property. Dsbs could 30.
30 % u be VS. gwen fun power no more
tbsn Re could rsstors The can berres By
b. men,
The ship ~ state which two weeks ago
w.. q ..Ins proudly without tr8unle. was
now uuol troubled ters. he would tot
sr,eak 20 parties, boz Democrat. ReDub.I-
cans sd P5puilsts should unite 10 rsst0;-
ing pea@~.
General Gordon - Georgia followed 70 a
lr.ef speech. saying rbat - be- e great cify
was threatened ufsh E.ood-AsG and Gre
any SENATOR des-sud~i vsrE low wLe1 -
talard ~ uarfy a. al the sruafDT from
Karsaz TIE soc which Threatened we
roi sectional add b. spoke Eo. from =
southern .tan 70 poaf. bgt az "a c.ftz<r q
tbis greet uat. o., asd Re urged tbat tie
Law - sufrs~ q.
Senator Gor1a1 flushed ~ saYirz he.
his re7tf fr.t for trs b cd fEat nd TN
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fas - Tr-herf "a teF several s~-oais
~ th. vice pres dents gave
-esafas bar.ei 4errd q sut~situFs f5r
roe re- .--..u ~ senator Psf~T .uGgrsing
tie 49,. s- ~ tas pre- 1e1t ca-.4flar a.
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tfe Iass resi- srt.rE tas fcsii Feu-es ar1
Iaf=r.fsfs clnE-rc. Eat - pus doua
rl0-s ard al. l-rr 70 treason
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