The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-18
WILL NOT GIVE UP
Debs Advises the A. R. U. and
Sympathizers to Fight On.
SENDING OUT MISSIONARIES.
Pullman Men Literally Starved Ont BY
the Great Standardization In
- Washington and Idaho.

CHICAGO, July 15.-The A. II. u.
officials have determined to make .
desperate struggle to regain for that
order the prestige it has lost In the
great strike. The executive board Of
the union held q meeting this morning,
the object Of which was to map out the
course for the future. After long dis
cussion 1T was decided to send out ire
vivalists" to all important sections OF
the west. Six agitators were sent out
Saturday aud 1t was decided 10 aug
ment this number. 1t Was learned
that Director Kern was sent 10 ST.
Louis to rally his forces there. Ho,an
was sent out over the Northern Pacific
TO stir up the employees of that com.
pany and Goodwin was sent over the
North western 10 use bis influence With
the employees of that system and if pos.
sibie induce them to 60 out.
Speech By Debs.
After this the meeting adjourned
until an enthuslastic meeting. was
held in Ulrich's hall. President Dsbs
presiding. He made rousiug speech.
reminding one of the early days of the
strike. "The strike" said he. lis now
right now-more prosperous and
more encouraging than ever before.
: We eau and must win. The men who
have gone b ok to work will aga'n
come back to Us aud victory 10 ours.' :
''Grand Chief Arthur Of the en-
gineers is scab-jobber aud he will 60
down in history as traitor to organ
lied labor. He instructs his men 10
work with scabs and tells them that
scabbing is honorable. He 10 the tool
In the hands Of the general managers.
"The strike is weaker in Chicago
than else W here" continued Debs, hut
twill grow stronger. just as In the west
it IL growing stronger every hour"
Fifteen meetings were held in DIFF
ferent parts of the city during the If
ternoon aud evening, several Of which
were addressed Ivy Debs. Debs said
that several of his com mittee men had
reported'to him that this Rock Island,
Lake Shore, Eastern Illinois, Grand
Trunk and Westeru Indiana men
would all be out again tomorrow.
will Stand BY Dsbs.
President DeLs has visited strikers
and addressed crowds of strikers, who
have for the most part failed to secure
their old ositions. He urged Them to
continue the strike, which, he de.
clared, was never nearer 10 victory
,tAAn now. The men, eggeel TO stand
by Uebs. hut ut the san,e time ex--
pressed themselves violently against
the men no have taken their places.
Swiichmen and enginemen were es-
peciaIly loud in their protest against
surrender. The butchers also had Bit
ter words for all n0u.uniOn men, hav-
ing seen their jobs filled the day be-
fore by n.union and imported men.
The opinion was expressed that the
war was only began. ssts
I'D a'circslsrs Issued.
Daring the day tho district was
plastered, and covered. with bills and
posters reading as follows: e4s
"The executive board Of the Knights
1T I.ahortdc hereby advise all wor knen
b keep away from The stockyafds on
Monday AZ 1t is the. desire OF all or
ganized bodies that tah honest WORK.
img,nen should do so, and we further
c"Id y n he action 0f the c0opers IN
s.ll.lui.lg ~ work rs high-handed and
selfish, without asking CONCESSIONS of
Iaborers. aud that all men found work.
ing In the yards on Mondsy Will for
ever 10 branded a. enemies to organ.
ize(l labor. By order Of the commit.
lee." =. .
PULLMAN MEN DEsrIrurE.