The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21

II llla7.ai A. ANA al~ AlAAA ulllNA AAHAA
lney cheyed. They wanted th union TO
stand hv those men now and not turn lis
back rYon them
The ollv Dc. gate In the convention who
j. member also Cf one Of the railway
unions. also demanded that Sl1-t hing be
done for the men who NAV fail % get back
thrlr former positions The uOsiti ~ Tor
miners and mine ah0rers are numerous
enough 20. give nearly al OF the men cm-
ployment he said. but engineers fremen
anu peInprunneFs are not 50 numerous \
otlecdta arose and asked Mr. Mitchell 70
express his views on tho subject. lie i'm
HtulatrlN responded IN one Of the most inn
pcrtant addresses he has been called upon
10 maze during the past i've months
He spoke slowly. clearly and every word
was liS,sued 10 5rtently. because IL wgS
looked upou hv the delegates as the real
speech of tho d3v-
MITCHELLs GROWS ELOQUENT.
The strike leader spoke as follows;
Genil-msu % th- Convention; desire i1 Inform
y'u thai the puls-een' % your orEau. zatlcn has
Cor al he c5n g learn The attitude q the com
- es YOU snow me c1iuiani.s rfiuSe direct neea-
tiauor- With Through informed i'tries
have t-reissd assuraHces thlt ne caupaHies are
Ire9-s@ . he yinGlrtlye; that fsr A. possible
Il rsy take s-me tiaas 'i bsf5.. ,,l ia, can he
Li,g,iight about and q may be that some feE men
10 tt VIA as iuii sas5,ise Z th sstuatiSa as
No TAvoRITEs
That the poorest boy that worked In 4 breaker
- A. dear "a ~ a. Tie nan Who sal the hes;
eh.iEe ;H9r Whie we snail Try With an ne
IyNtT We have 90 Ct ,yegs man that s-rucs
ssek s to 70 tis ID 9 3 We wv MAKE sgeall cif r.
want the suri1crEs and the u-cusn and ths
- back Lut " Go net want them 20 50 l.sss
ne, ne 6it n.oic ihaH NJ want the little breakrr
TEers was NJ sluEie. class o. worsruen who
~ ..--.. =" st-s ", -, - - -, h,.n
asiy the same thing the miners ard the mine
IlN VIZ CT EEf N7'.r shall Uffr-n Hef.ul
c.eTy m3.s union OF nonunion Wro went cut On
MUST EE VICTIMS
But. gerilerel. u NAV be true that Forne viii
desire 70 ssv insJ no taiie Wss s'sy so.,ssi
n Nietory vss syeE won that d'd- no; carry
Lives have teen ,ost TO gain TIE tn1st b-i.-
~ appeals 70 ycur 1udgnent TO accept Tho nc
concentrations o. Nuur officers. ~ yru decide 10
es5gi ei.t 70 ie NJ JgIsn, % : q 'ss tsee1s - ysg!
a you- frienjs al over The lard. ard is-ide -
A.5e5isa VII protect the man who haTaeGs 20 -
IN our pIcdss l. the President of the Unit-I
STATE. IN which " -otin,i him thst wc wou.
10 hin "a, 20 ~ Sa 1,5i ,l q. 5S T 50
eernPini.s fan 10 Fivs cur men tasir cd places
. they fail 70 treat them tea-c-sbiy. " sas,l
SS.sTsy the question o. fhe tribunal raInst hy the
We are en,iiisd % the work We lefi whtn We
OUTLOOK FOR MEN.
Now. gentlemen. thass are my views ! have
70 assurance that - suu return a. work on
plaess % bsliey ho,EeSer' that tn cal So-.s IA
pauies VIII rrn9uaIly d'friarc the u1en WHO have
dare sav that hundreds of tie men Vh5 Nsrs l
brought here fr1ru the cities and frnTn the farms
,n iake YOU places VII return % the cities and
I have no doubt n all tha; before two Or tire.
v,ress have rolled hv there VII he no question /
-gmcuiher this; that when your yoi-s are case Z
= ant rnu To cast them with the fun knrw wiefge {
~ some ot you may not SCI your old PLACES I
] dar- say the ecnpanies are a. anzIsus 20 4
~ se.rlp-teni eas,ilfeIs cr1ei purn7n1eu ana 4
Know thHf the men they brought here t1 tnss I
.our places are not competent. You oil know Il
places are not comretent 70 the ho sting en- K
iin-S- mat tae n-Frrcn they have brought here
,anies VII not 60 ca; before the nuhlic and sav
hey VIII sarritce tire -r1rn who stood ~ them.
ave their ola and c,ra1stsat NJ w6rsr1ca hack
After more debate. a committee OF. resolu-
ions was appointed. and at SIS D. m. the
norrg " morning The committee inclIdes
PRESIDENT Mitchell Secretary Wilson and
District Presidents Nichols. Duffy and
'ahy.
PROBABLE RESOLUTIONS.
The committee met tonight and outlined
set Of resolutions 10 hr presented TO the
onventiOn Tomorrow Nothing Official was I
,iven out as TO what they would contain.
II Is probable they would recommend the
acceptance OF the arbitration pian. that AZ
.rievences he submitted 70 the commission
o be appointed hv preStder- Roosevelt !
hat all men who shall not fini Immediate
Employment shall be taken care of by the
lnion until they Eef positions. and that
ther ORGANIZATIONS and Individuals % ne
banked Tor the assistance given the mIre
workers. during their struggle.
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