The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-31
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"Impeach him for holding out assur-
anCes that organized labor would sup
port the strike when he had been lnfoIm m
ed by labor leaders that they could DO
little or nothing for the strike without
1eopardizing their own regulations and
the good standing of their unions.
''Impeach him, finally, for having in
volved the ANA gamated in tangle of
broken contracts and repudiated agree
ments, which will work il long injury in
tying up the organization in a hopeless,
groundless strike. and for preterrIng TO
humiliate the Amalgamated rather than
himself now that he can md no other
way out of the difficulty than surrender.
Since Shaffer VIII not sacrifice himself,
ne must be sacrificed. The AmdiSa mated
must be saved and Shafferism go. Sacrl-
fee Shaffer and save the Amalgamated!
When shown the editorial tonight, Pres
ident Shaffer said:
Mr. Powell of the Tinworkers' as
socia ton was al headquarters today,
and I have understood that the paper
mentioned does not represent his associ-
alton The article is beneath my notice
and l shall not advertise the paper by
commenting on it.
RAIN DAMPENS ARDOR.
The march Of the McKeesport strikers
to Duquespe this afternoon was a dis
appointment TO the strikers, partly be-
cause of the heavy rain during the
parade and the meeting In an open lot,
and partly because Of lack OF enthusi-
asm. 1t was expected that at least 5000
of the 1900 strikers would participate
in the march. but by actual count there
We're 553 in line The rain fell in tor
rents from the time the parade started
until it returned to McKeesport. The
men marched without any cheering or
noisy demonstration, and no trouble
Of any kind developed 1t was ex-
pected that halt would be made al
the Duquesne mill gate, but no stop
was made. Several mill men came out
of the plant with their dinner buckets
on their arms. but were not interviewed
There was no strike talk heard at the
Duquesne mill. and the mill men did not
manifest the interest expected.
STRIKERS ENJoINED.
The Injunction granted the American
Sheet Steel company at Canal Dover,
Ohio, against the strikers, has had the
effect of doing away with all picketing
about the mill. The withdrawal Of the
pickets was on the advice OF the local
counsel, who will advise this course un-
Ill after the counsel Of the association
at Pittsbrrg should make known what
course tc pursue in the future.
United States marshals have served
almost all Of the 800 strikers with the
order.
President Shaffer today sent circulars
to all lodges of the association. review
ing the strike situation. which ne says
is in good shape. He cautions all
members against the South Chicago men
who refused to obey the strike order,
denominates them nou-uniOn. and de-
clares their cards void.
Great preparations have been made
here for Labor day. Monday next. A
grand rally Of the allied trades and labor
unions of Western Pennsylvania is to be
held at Ross Grove, at which Shaffer,
DoIan. Burns and Churchill are adver-
tised to tell the story Of the strike. The
rally will be under the auspices of the
AmaIgamated association and is ~ex-
pected to be productive OF much en-
enlargement to the strikers a parade
of immense proportions is scheduled or
this city on that day, the big majority Of
the trades unions having arranged 20
participate.
BREAK AT NJ KEESPORT
The first break in the strike at Nc
Keespo4 was made this evening when
about forty men went to work in the
seamless tube department of the Nation
al Tube works. The men returned on
the same basis they worked before the
sympathetic strike was - .ugurated.
The men did not organize, although they
met with Federal on Of Labor men a
number of times. IL IS thought many
more viii report tomorrow morning. The
men were not moIested as their return
was surpr Sc to the strike leaders. TIE
tube works ofic ais are jubilant over the
break at the seamless and the outcome
of todays parade at Duquesne
Late tonight when pressed for some
expression on the Labor Worlds i'm
parchment editorial, President Snaner
said:
THE paper has no standing in tle
labor world and is oN ned and edited ~
en- bitterly opposed 10 ne from the
start My course s. above Impeachment
and the only damage the iuspi ed article
can do is to create a bad impression
temporarily, but viii not influence think
ing people