The Washington times., 1902-10-07
COAL STRIKE VAGARIES.

It one of the depoabe struggle that raging
in the anthracite region scred many minds the
dom and efficacy scheme of The embargo
laid on coal production the discussions between the and the OPP
orators threatens public with untold uerine losses and nconve
fence and the with Impotence for remedy govern
mental limited and guarded that effort it may
make popularity held to be noerale must virtually
be confined to 'r,oral suasion.'
Indignation obinacy and fness which have thrown the
cost ard burdens the general tempted III
consequence itself the constitutional safeguards which hamper
Federal action Governments lack of authority compel
consideration and depored inner
tied constitutional weakness quarters public sentiment
expansion of the Federal to limits unfeaed
of y the eonvers the original checks and balances
Extremists boldly wholesale departures
from the theory the Federal Government has held
with faimg enaciy hundred Cmor for the nationalist
industry is not confnedand not likely TO conhAe
opposition platforms Ex-senator David b. l1l cohl
ted himself to that by writing into the Democratic
platform York But this week his break with Jefesonlan a
tons ex-senator William E. Chandler Of New Hampshire
for generation past potent Republican leadership
Mr. Chandler is quoted the Wod' declaring: at
nv acquire and operate the anthracite coal
The mines private property but coal public necessity and
public necessity endangered the Federal Government has ample
authority TO take action relief Edward Everett Hale representa-
tive figure Engan world of thought and letters also quoted
the holding that the Government noua o" ana
operate the coal Mines
On the other side there are many the President
subject the authority equal strain by deciding the head
governor Pennsylvania that state of anarchy exists the an
which usfes the assertion OF federa Jus anu
the emnomen of the Federal military the Government would
go afed normal and natural traditions in invading great
whose resources have as vet strained
preserve within its boundaries as would IN rushing mead
| long into the of mining and selling coal
and public irritation be responsible for much sur
dissatisfaction with the weaknesses now generally recognized as III
Federal let 1t Will be one OF the
tunes the failure settle the coal strike through
the ordinary mediation encourages this dissatisfaction to take
a deeperperhaps permanen-root
At any rate even though the
sion having permitted zolas mortal re-
| he Inter- n
Yesterdays fact that Nature
not to be outdone by extending hospahe welcome
Ito the G. a. R.
When Scientist emam into general
stimulation by electrical discharges %
Earhw be inexpessibly shocked
sheriff Kelly of Franklin county Va
wooden legs expects make hot race Tor re-e
Office
At the tenth Colorado Springs this week the
claim may the old arsonau days " 1913 ne
West custom of irrsatns"
n the fact that the new upholstered in
old rose and divers other eoors
all political
Since Sir Michael Herbert Roosevelt with the
os approaching encounter in diplomacy sh m
the best of terms
Considering the truth of being derived from the
pursuit the embitee on that mine enemy ~
write book" losesso something of its ancient point
Trust Democracy This reflection the sincerity of the
older to create popu'a ''N'i'A ~ - -
awake of hating the
as financial organization In New YORK the TWO
Bemonts seem feathers cruelty clipped
the peri a
practice before of the District next "eeh'
CURRENT PRESS COMMENT.
| No Substitute Coal
c1rvF AND PLAIN DEAIER-The nothing in sight seemingly in
hopeof
strngency, does seem a sea p's ~ -
vania material happiness and even comfort " great ~ "
Igoom
White Labor in africa.
desires large influx OF wmte settlers
n the Trasvaal ana
British
creating field
ruer, favoing the
believed decidedly
onad no,u,co favored by the new