New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-10

! TINS woman that she was pulling down four other
i E0o1es When this woman first came, I so
e Se sf to suppose that she had some to tel
n3t sse Irotner non,union woman. And she was
aon-qnion women and men, 10 destroy the market
their goods, to ruin their factory and TO starve
DR.. Hills then went on to say that he was
giving the results of long experience. patient
study and sifted facts" and not theory, and
gave many personal experiences Then he con-
/ tinued:
the wrongs Of the twenty union men that then eH
have no kind word for the eighty non-unon fami-
Win not this spssn SSf R RhPe65 be
square themselves with the union inses5 of s en 10
Ing square with, the laws OF Almighty God and
stands; Thou shalt not kill" There is another
another word that stands Love your enemies"
IN THE ANTHRACITE REGION.
Far more pitiful the condition of the non-union
men IN the anthracite region mention this phase
ing on the relations between the mine workers
SS5soeisuon ana the operators the non-union men
standing in the present court of commission; In
been working or trying to work Now the rich
TO- & To6 haye bc tied them they aE ford
one hundred thousand union men have deserted
convention. ff the operators do not withdraw the
non-unon men we will kill them And having re-
!
went home TO make their word fact
o,et n Inrg ce ast o Two 0hIn ee nave gone
versed with some non-union men there. One was
years; his son for nearly as long He had
had carried revolvers had been in daily peril of
clubs, of stones and poison and at last, worn out
TO fee; indeed. most of the non union men have
already gone; In one little Catholic church the
the non;union brother in the life that now is. it
extended TO the life that is to come. These Cath
a literal
ing. when the old priest began 10 celebrate mass.
that they would leave the church unless he put
f 1gt the two n9n-qnion men Because Of mis-
nnIe men 81 bread eternal as vel as bread ten
honor Of the old priest be it said that before the
union men stalked out. as they did. they heard
annOtatons
Having spoken often for unions. in making this
unions may increase not only in number, but in
strength and Influence one thing should be said in
ALIENATION OF Eiolenoe The union man says:
an Occasion r SIr eaTePho1aI Nioience Is only
and bad men IN churches. we'll in labor
Csc them socially and threaten them physically
n I p Te ~ We boycott The goods of non
csslonally We XIII men but il is better that
Today's violence and riot look toward tomorrow
nstterInent THIS ! believe TO be the argument of
the union man. stated not simply with SCrupulous
fairness. but with fulness and sympathy But ana
lower law through violence. that we NAV gain i' a
higher h,'t end ID. namely better standard Of wages
wages-the highest end? Are better food and and
clothes worth while. if gained through the destruc-
ton OF another'S life and liberty?
II corporate capital could honestly say in the sight
Of men and God. there is not one dollar of watered
stock in these mines or in railway stocks. the
have the sympathy Of ali the pnbIie. an9 II o tb
union men would say: I'VE do honest work; we
and fair pav ' we PeSi 10 me SnnSe OF Justice
permit killing: We forswear the club and the FIRE
brand and the boycott: stand the constitu-
ton and appeal to the laws of the land from that
hour all non-unon men will become union men. as
well as patriots and citizens And public opinion
union say: The boycott. with it's cruelty to
so ong s lS excuse nsead
publicly and forever committing themselves against
who first make work dear and then make Il scarce.
The next step in the present movement is for the
railway men 10 STRIKE and with violence compel
and what the end Of that series is to be- man
and ls72-z3. and 1S57-5s.
After discussing the remedies DR. Hills con-
tfnued:
We need a revival Of ethics We do not need
more gold nor more land. nor more tools. but this
ments 70 memory. The time has come for selfish
Whhoidin the wage OF the Door and their water se
Ing OF stock, to stop going TO horse shows Sun
their deviltry in general. and go to church fan on
their knees and make restitution Of their ill-gotten
gains, and go to church and smite the breast
saying God be mercifuI TO me, sinner" And
the time has come for union men TO throw away
their guns and clubs. and their noble idea
OF union for mutual betterment. for unity OF
too fall on their knees, and ask God to fill their
they love themselves. then they go out and kill
our hope is in the gradual Increase Of intelIi-
gence. the sense of brotherhood and goodwill. The
Oh. II these two armed bands. named Labor and
the gun would fall the strife die out and the
enemies become brothers But for us, also, the
need is the courage Of our convictions