Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-16
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THE LAST DAY OF PAY,

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was not In order at that time and long
/ parliamentary debate ouaucI, aud Va
| fiau Apppalei from tue decision.
Tho chaii's action was debated pro
aud con by several o. the delegntes.
Finally Variau Withdrew his appeal,
after which the slfevell amendment
carried.
Ihcn, ON sugce9,iau Of HAT, Narlan
| pressed his motion 90 tue front again,
/ the char In tue meantime recognizing
Bowdlc, Of Salt Lake, who errang
a substitute for tho whole section,
while "Ryan, " Juab.' in the
language Of Nnrlau, "who was on bic
fe,t three timts before BJwdlc even
tn ught tspoakiug," was iuiJfmed he
must walt
10 the sbull TINT followed Variants
Amondmrrt 80 strike out carried on
| vote % o. iI g. aud Pet .fs's amuuj'
mcnt went down 10 defeat
Cannon 80 speaking u boards ~
| labor arbitration, siid he dld not think
/ the principle which was responsible
| for their creation was particularly
good one. Dsuoutsutoj employees could
| generally ulusaIt with thgir EN-
| pl0yefs thumtulvss 10 greater aivun.
tagu lhau could thiTl party. The
section should consist Of s.nttning b..
| fi1ts higr.s Iunling phrase.
rqilr,f-Mr Cannon, may tek
you Equcs.ln.2
Cannon Whom Mf. BIwdle gets
through with the you may. lLau hh'
teri
Bowile tuttcl to rroruud his query
but WA GU gn be 10 I've completed H.
aud
Cannon sail, "Now then, MI.
Squlios."
Squire DO you thiuk II prudent TO
walt until O. great ttrko Is precipitstcd
before board Of arbitration is sp'
pointed?
Caunon-t prctume the question
was asked fnr tue purpose OF receiving
an answer anu will cay that tuu matter
can be safely lUt 90 ,he Legislature.
rquifos-WCIl, % Lots Ike locking
,ho stable door alter Iuu hIfsy has Ducn
stolen.
Kimbau, Of Salt Lake opposed to
striking out the section, ami
President smith said 10 appeared 10
him that there was altogether too much
OF tho article hs d. stood and should be
cut down.
dJotwin said he dld not like to 10.
ieiisTe with luo woTk " a careful aud
conservative committee. There had
been two great causes that hal loi %
labor trouble tue Last .wsn,y yehfs.
They were ~ the power aud concerted
movement % bOJt unions not Niways
In the hands Ui wIHu men, aud g. } the
graIuab fall Of wages AMI prlus.. The
section should, however, De- sent back
10 the committee fJr revision.
Roberts said he was Opposed 70 tho
section ~ u stood, aud also T. addition.
al setti0ns. When the proper time
same he ,uid offer the following sub
stilutt;
Tho Legislature shall provide hv law
for board Of urbtrltinu,' which shall
fairly represent tho Interests " both
capital and labor and % shall be- the
duty OF said board, under such Trgula.
tons a4 may ho provided by law, 90 en-
duavor, by meditation and Cancellation,
90 effect settlement of difficulties be-
tween employer aud cmployc.
President smith moved to roccmmit
the article TO the committee by which
Il was drafted.
Evan, Of Weber That cannot he
done. We are now in the committee
Of the whole.
The ChRir-That IL correct, and
tho gentleman from Weber 10 uut.
tanned.
Sttevsll-As chairman u that COM
mlttee desire 10 cay that we worked
on tbs article for four weeks. We OK
peeled u would be cut ami alAshed, not.
Withdrawing we have done tina uts1
We eau. Bui uor't scnu Il back.
EvnnF, Of Weber, said he was afraid
the article, u adopted would prove
detrimental 10 the Interests OF the very
meu It was calculated 10 benefit. lie
knew Of no rule or principle Of cDmpul.
sorry arbitration that could be- success
fully OF legally applied. Indeed, the
best law writer's were unanimous In
the opinion that such method was
not legal. IL required at least two
persons or sides with diverse Interests
to arbilrate. Tue article he found was
crude One Aud was In direct c0utlict
with the CUn'tltuiiJu a tue United
States and would iuipalr also The quos.
ton OF contracts.
Hammond Ball he had only been 10
the ruDfu a 'uw minutes anu th r0iUTe
had hot heard much ~ the discussion.
| He had, hUwryur, heard enough to
| convince him that tho whole section
0
two Interested parlle,-lablfing men
anl capiislists. 40 had blWava lr.
Logged 10 the iormor (Laughtet) abl
had never hat any trouble with his
friends who employed him. lilo made
an agtsemont with them gud trtu
iilea KEPT their wOTds. He was up.
posed to having tho Legislature tied
w on this question. lie didu'l want
to be- compelled In cHse hu bought
glass Ot whiskyltO have q tret0taler III
In Judgment n his case. (Laughttrl.
Partridge, member OF tue commit.
tee, opposed having the article sent
back ami said II tue Convention didn't
like II that tau proper thing T. do was
10 kill II.
ThOtrsUn argued that 1t wss an ur-
tried policy with which Utah should
not experiment.
Ryan tried 10 launch another substl-
lule but failing, Squiru6 followed with
a auccessiul motion " take a recrss un.
til . p. M,
THIS AFTERNOONS SESSION
Evans on tho hyiis OF Corporation
uIacLIistinE- Appeals FROM tho