New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
v III NININE ID bL NI1bI INT III.
REASONS URGED BY CARDINAL GIBBONS
ARCHBISHOP OF BALTIMORE

pendent
throuFh In this country has caused widespread
suherins amons = class ~ our people who are on
should The present relations between the coal
aud suffering which win be inflicted apon the coun-
Try an lar-e IS too dreadful 10 contemplate. I'm
Of number n great o6nfiiCis between IaSor sn5
capital which affected many thousands OF working
confined 10 certain section of the coIntrV ana ~
necessary f1g me 10 more Than allude 20 The fact
mat nat me cessation ot mining operations IN Penn
their greatest sources ~ fuel supply II all of the
alwintsr without the product OF these mines might
TO- si1 s u, T- nut ne resderts of very large por-
SoA OF thS lniteo states must have artificial heat
ose@I.ns a. peliod of at least three months year
tent u2on ttese deposits OF the earth which have
been 50 generously provided for their comfort
ine ne wealthier classes are also affected In
-. ~, ~ St.tAe II ftE national calamity and
ss-.lteo, There should be a way 10 adjust dlf-
Tioye ana in a country ecb az l Sip'G g. g. aEd EN-
net tEst 70 9s-essty should arise for friction between
;sr has lae rght q have hia interest prote5ted by
STsel5 fof tnf projects by which he furnishes uvs
tos .SHrra. TIE lab1uns man whether
F.. ~ .,3 & '.i sl, 4 has ilsats which should
foIse, jh-t thc man who tolls ei.her above the
iii- ~ ~ s4,.-s@ on eeneath H.. % secure an honest
- -C,'-..I .s - en- ployer- Thanks u our form Of
q
saIFs ~ ts respect 10 the Wealthiest mine ovrns
eLic mas te same rir rs according 10 the 4. ors ~
I'M rcAntr,. The men who obtain for i,s -
If2-net ~ the mines follow "A vocafIon urbf,h ~
Lot-i' extremely arduous. bat fraught ,-tb
personal Ganger believe n will 30 aGrnjttss7 l
tA-l haNe rae in The past many good raasoos - -
t'lil.a+i'. -i-1 fhet more than ore frst.rI, - -
occurred ~Here they have had annie raree =. lhs
tSt against me injustice Cf their er,ric,.s- Plg
lnouen i't few ~ the iabc~ aifHc,lItffs go ai
cttst ~ thf tli advised and hastv sctt,y o.
pa-I q i-e rfnrioles IN the present f~sts-' ~ III
Yer anrpt refrain from expressing ~, s l,A
tAH Win iar workers in the mines In fher - ~, . -
better th'ir condition. Without ventDrir 'o't 70
tes- i. opinion as 20 the legal rlrbts trtol,4 =
~ tA@tirf az issue. il seems 10 ne M, NJ ~
nltE,+4 ontf 70 submit the entire matter - -bt
L~tiIl s C-slnterested and shows sri,t, ~ ~ io
@ - -teet MN puoAc approval HAD ecr,s ~ -
Lt4 upAfl OF arbitration been ~ivs- .'.t -
fuultN 10 act mediator 7 heiisS5L' an oppoF-
Not-u nave been satisfactory a. horb 60 income
been avoided. NAiatS would have
= ne attitude taken by President Roosav.,. - -
Ii4e aII-tcan!y 10 end the strike cornet ~ IN IN
'o!ill-eLoec II a noble cr-o... De 49,. no
heo IN spite of lie failure. revealed
- IL i-AecuuFe of this country v,hicb ,iI tlSs
,SsolsIly appreciated hy The Anercs,, i vii oe
lsssehal.E had hoped, from the bot,,oS8SS SSOIse ~
I- tllal some adjustment fair ~ boeb III my
,Sltptoge Would result from the y
Nasl-t,ihtoh anu lad the d!spufe hse- 49, at
ttis aEtet inent IN the hands ~ tbS =!
El,iselt as an arbitrator am positive fbss
O "'N'" nave heen generally satisfacforv Ou'-
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