Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-05
DOOLEY ON STRIKES.
He Has Some Objections to the Strike
on Sympathetic Grounds.
From the Chicago Evening Post.

ON Sympathetic Grounds.
From the Chicago Evening Post.
"Jawn.'' said Mr.. Dooley. I'm on
sthriks"
Who against" asked MIR. McKenna.
How tn divvle do / know? Again amy
wan: again Hogan. the hackman. because
he dhrawed Dorsey, iv Cologne street. out
to Calv'ry symmetry to tn funral iv Of
man Cassidy, whose brother Mike was bad
firms Nv me cousin O'Connell Dooley. I've
refused to sell i'm dhrink. though he laid
bis dime on tn ba-ar an tn last L seen Nv
him he was spindin' his money like a
drunken sailor at Schwartzmaster's, down
tn shtreet. He dhraws bigger tub fr tn
coin, but be hivins I'll niver be a scab tn
longest day 1 live.
"Sthrikes used to be FIR a matther iv prin-
ciple whin l wus younger" continued Mr..
Dooley. Min sthruck because their wages
was cut down or because Nv some other
thing that stirred tn souls iv thin. l re-
mimber well tn sthrike on Dorgan's siction
Nv tn canal Dorgan got his rollers upon
him wan night an says he: I've ben &C
cused.' he says. 'iv hirin' ony Mayo min,
he says: an 1 give it out. could an fiat.
he says. that amy man, barrin' thin fr m
tn County Clare he says. can handle a
PICK ulluneT w Gil, III Qdy
there was TIL ell an all to pay Tn Mayo
min held a meetin an they goes to Dorgan.
an says Callagnan, tn leader iv tn comfy
Dorgan, he says, we've been given to un-
dherstand,' he says, that yeer discariuii-
naIin' again tn County Mayo he says.
Why says Dorgan amt livery man on me
siction firm tn County Mayor he says.
ms rhrue,' says Caliaghan. But we I'M
dherstand We dischrlminate, he says.
Didn't We sa-ay that amy man. he says.
was as good with a pick as Mayo man? 2
'Whin!' asked Dorgan. Last night said
Caliagnan. 4 had tub r two aDoord last
night said Dorgan, but 1 didn't sa-ay
that he says. that 1 reminder he says.
w hat l said,' he says. was that I'd heerd
tell " good pich-min, he says, out Nv
May-o' ne says, gettin' his back up. An
be hivins l stand by it, he says. Thin.
says CallaEhan. we sthrike,' he says. We
like We, Cornelius he says, as a man, he
says; but on principle we'll break ye-er
back he says An they thrun him into
tn canal
DO ye suppose there was amy wan
sthruck FIR sympathy? Sare a wan. A
gang Nv Wexford min in tn mex siction
came over an offered half a days wurruk
an til Roscommon Lith'ry Society volun-
teered to hll tn pla-aces iv tn STRIKERS
with min that could handle a pick betther
thin amy man fT wan ind Nv Mayo to
tn other. Damd tn sympathy. 'Tis ony
recent tn la-ads begun to shtrike fr SYM
Iathy. 1t rayminds me Nv Gavan, tn I'M
dhertaker. he closed up his shop and got
dhrunk whin Cassidy, tn roofer. died, an
bedad it looked f'r a time as IL the poor
corpse'd have to go without Christian burial,
FIR IN on'y other undhertakers in tn neigh
bt rhood was ProwtestantS. And il was by
dad. they planted poor Cassidy in a crate in
shroud that Mrs. Hinnisy had made f'r
Terence whin ne was down with pneumony
~ tn lungs"
Mr.. Dooley paused for moment and then
said:
"Jawn. this McVeagh. What is he? They
shud split his name in two fr to catch the
Irish an German votes'
Hes a mugwump." said Mr.. McKenna-
A mugwump." said MIR. Dooley. I'VE
don't tell me SO. Now. Jawn avick, don't
that show how people'll get a thing wrong?
l heerd he KEEP grocery store"