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Indiana aud the salt Licks.
From tho Onondaga Reservation
speeds thus passionate plea.

r. rps EpiruN ~ tHr SvN Sr! Nul yoI
md they ever So through iaisHs about N" Won
derfdl tcruiry ~ inilans IN the matter % az.
taorS' CON pared w.th irsrary Syracuse S'rs
cI>A NJ prefer 10 cal u luefaD indiana Is 49,
'ar-cr - the m sh,y mother ~ herd, A,s
puddle 'o ,U gr~at NrPtrNTs ocean. ~ TRtods
o. .ntsI s-r~- a, hobtaI G4>A ~ tout sos a1d
tpp u? trs >l~.y, nrr. ARE in. r~a at springs
- uietaiuf, IN proportion 70 s's our factory
.. -r,o4t uor- product thA1 an oih"' Ia the onln
- ~ world no ,oI anow SHrrap@E HAHiL
ru~ NusToap M,oGN,rH AMI oths-N too numef
ors n r-nuoot L,, Indsna p,-2-nd come ~
AMI iNs, hA-s s-a' tsyncEIrrs ~ ~
>rE,css. July -
We have taken a contract and are
spl.nn'y bound ami obliged To- read
nothing bur IN" works of Hopsier authors
for the next thirteen wears A. the end
of that time W" shall visit tn" Saline
I.ick> Meanwhile Ne compile from
Onondaga sources and especially that
learned Slcl.an. IN" Syrncu.c Poet
Standard. th,- preliminary li-' II Svra-
c,I-an writers
k>pE,~. Nr' ~ HITrv,>s
h,EpEs~ , - kp>1o~ ~
Rs.ry~ Irs-It v,> luF.u,cTF,ru q
,u rHHor ~ NssoEp. -
,Lr~r FAtH-r >oHrHErF tgdgr
H.siLtos t,sssH SHvTLocE a, v.
HrNri~oroN = q
On tho face ~ the returns. where i
Indiana now There must be- a society
for the Reading of Syracuse Authors
- u We look for exact statistics. But
tIll the DAYS are -eventy-two hours long
We shall have all We can do IN Indiana
The sun., 1902-07-27
,h,n.n. Farmer On sweet Corr.

J,s-. - % u1,Ei1 WsSEiv RSpUshr17
"a .su s,-f an Agricultural nspsrtr-r
,,--,.t.fAI,,i' And cid you ses AEri
.rr,.f.. department garden seed We'll they
not7 Inna AllLr \ hAg 90 tao of Agricultural
f,.r,r'rent garden sr~d, struck ihis town last
srrf,. and 'rt pA,sngrS wcrr given % unsusp~c'
Ia farmer, liund about and ths returns AZ" 'us'
.,-,nr 100 ~ue-s.ng 30 Agricultural Department
.us~, com miyiIr- 81 r~llpw ana VII .is indian
corn ,r,,s-d v''r cAlir" 'luav hroofn. n'ni pop,
..~f ., ta} dent, rar, Snltr Kentucky and e'rrb
.po~u and Unknown va" "tN stosn On ihe CONT
r-pt rt,.. old ,iahoet fa"ed hafnASl", bu' " hy
GA. ,rr ,r ,rIp - N~,' a. Nv~ft rora
I,rals.ou. " nav ssmp'"d Ntt~'n Nsreiies
t,i. .nrirs v'b me loss % n'r our teeth. IN" de
.,r.I.f.,a " our sinmArhs. vale belas hourly
threatened sur lorEiAN And lrt this land ~
49,. ,-,, and home ~ 'hs htA,s gocS rch' IN ~rl
r.,,.r. those old riasb~r 's,~d hsruAcles 10 pay
go, IN m - for thi> hernia phtodtc Nur
Ia. given - iLr honest farmers, While tring To
r,s.s llrm believe that u l. good 9" eA' y Con
.,-,. Nul p,Ss a. act C1mpsiiirs the old dodgers
In t.s Ngr..ulturAl department =" cat some OF
mi. ayr'Id alctton the graveyard at Wellington
AL ,a. n nr ed vi,h = lot ~ tell"~ vho ought
to na,e pr-n r.o7t. i'~rr y"sr Ns'
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prosperous h,tsin@sa IN ~ ihs,'n that
acoori,ns - statement recently
maize b. Tho iirs-or % q trust oom-
psnv. shout 81 FO. ~ in intsrs.s 10 lo-t
annually to tAst Side bank depositors,
fpr the simpls rsaspn that 'h>y Sesp
their money IN circulation m such
manner tha. they cannot compy With
tho cNnd 'lnn- uni"- which interest -
usually paid bv bank.
Finally VI rroNrN,oS t,h' Or
FiSpBFe9 o. cIplaiu vi'h Nhpm. II not
WITH the EOs, side 'h- Mutual Alliance
Trust Cpmp1ny IN" Nnh Nrrlcn Trust
COMPANY ,h" state RanL IN" Jefferson
Rank the la, SIDE Br1ncn Il he Corn
Exchange Bank ami the hIak,ng houses
uf Va" RNrLowNSYS ar" doing bust
ue.st Hero. hc saw. are ten bank
Inc ln~'i'ur ~ icing business east "i
'hr BuNr-v ard .puih 80 Houston street
entering only ,r "a, sd" business mcn.
Th"v ave all 'hr.vlnc
i'"sr are lo~v ~.gn,hclu facts. bat
they have a bearing which extends far
beyond ia" Ghett" ilcrr'y II may he
truo that ~" lew l. more thrifty than
the run 90 other race N our population,
and - bct''r IN han the average
lrishmJr 90. German Who earns the same
SALARY because more economical and
l"s- s"lf-,ndulscnt and Iuickrr and
~h-cwdcr IA taking advantage of foppor-
tunities 10 pat hIs saving To- profitable
use. hut IN many other relatively poor
& .s.1..
uu' jews Whose poverty i apparent
ou'v Men Who ~ about ~ very rough
.io'r"~ AMI U.s." IN very mean and narrow
,uIar'rI- ma, have pani. tinr balances
Ih savings hanks or oven ~ real estate
and r'hc. .uvr, mcnr- Italians, for
oVlnui". Who look ~ II they had hot an
extra dollar tu their names may have
tIdv sum 81 money lald hv The news
d"ala' On street curncr. Shlvering IN
tho cpld and tho ram may he capitalist
m his way. with a competence saved mp
The newshov and the hnotblack may
take IN daily moro money than an "1per'
morhan. g ur many professional man can
makc These Youngsters would b" on
'hr road Ia relative wealth were It not
for crap, and play .ng the races o.
cupat,on- decned the most humble are
not always the least pro.itabr
Look az the line which j. formed when
tho day for paving taxes On landed
property comes, and ~ce - whom II H.
composed very largely Find out who
are the owners Of many nf b. tenement
houses How frequent - the sur
prise when 'ho death uf men unknown
~ the posse-~ors "t any corhlderablr
wealth NJ all reveals great fortunes
quietly and mpdc~tlv accumulated.
The world hears nothing of ~ greatest
men the poet tells us The assertion
may b. disputed A. IN" plaIn' of one
who's. greatness was never discovered
except hv hlm-"lf hut thar a." world
docs not know all IT. rich men = shown
bv many lndlspUtable facts
The sun., 1902-07-27
Russia, Persecution of TIC s,undis,s,

From ne Ddsssd NOtod
lsstctda, IN h- Odessa district court
waS heard the case 81 Ia" I.asAi,s from the
village Good lioro pobraya Nadethdai- Hsr-
i,on ard Maria tn,o ,hcnko. and Nltiukov
and h.t- To the Hur, h.r of twenty persons
accused under paragrsph % Of the penal code
Ou The 10Th of February the used ass"nl-
bl-d ~ the hou~' oi ~ T,uo>henko and ""r"
rra,tug 80 Cod WL'r toiirc ofn',als "n-
''rri 'he .lid nou>". they found that one OF
~" Stuudi-'-. = \uukoN. was reading the
Go.pcl Nkul.rs kr6s,t"uko wss reading
-oii'tIIug ard was ~ ans, ana. when nskri
10 di.Usr-. the, rcpit-d theN would lot dis
pr. uhtt they hud fuI.t'd prHNirg To Tod
The local ,l"TgNW6u t"~tii'd that al ih"
accused WIN th" cNtsI or oi 70 NtlhkoN
belong 80 tine .s,t of S'und-is
Brought INTO court bN ~" pristAN OF the
~.,nnd cantoumout m. nccu.-d did lot
arkroN lcdc, then~.lvrs To be Stundi~ts III"
rural chi.t Of 10" nh ~"'iIon ol ~" od">-a
district. VT lm"'ibuUN. taxing lh'o con
sii'ratiou 'hnt ~" 1c'u~sd ar" obstinaielv
dt~iu,llusd To -uhfIft to IN" directions OF W"
t;nycrrmSrt Which 'ortid Stuudi>'- 10 carry
out ,onRrrgtt .ouHl dtvlu" ssrNt'r aud that
the majority of them ~" -'Nrral tiil-~ an
uuHilN calsd To- a'' ouHf for similar uh"h"">,
sentenced ~'Ncutr-H of th" I'-s-ant, TO
~" of forty ruhies each With ~ af"rna-
tive. 4 thrN y" uuHhl" 80 meet ~. oi lmpfi' on
m-nt for ou" and one hall mouths ea'h
Ihr.r 81 the I''p-aut- h"iug ort hodoN. and
having a,, ider'Hlly Visited this congregation,
v-r- acquitted hy 20" rural 'hi"i lestei-
d1, th,. IN - ~. -, Narlif.d ~ the pds->s
~ tr appeal made bN ~" t,cI-'-i w 'h"r
pctItlnn tho a". u~s~i. among other con
= lsration~ put forth IA" pl"H that fre.dom
~ religion : granted not only 10 Christians
Of foreign l'r~uHsipi~. hri 7ls" To- H"hr"w-.
Nohsmw~iIus and p,caus that tn funda.
mental li' paragraph G. Vol ! par OF
th. Law Z ,i". uIukss 40 exceptions "N"r'-
boiG pral~s- ~" tlord t,vd according 10 his
own uudsrst1udIng amt cons enc" IN"
opinion pronounced bN N" clergy man. SAN
dtl-ki th. t-tUtorsrs nnd tu~omp' t"tl. IA
cor. --.Iusus, Of I.. " ant ~ kuo ledge 81 ~"
r,.cIotI- dugm.- Of the S'urdiSts and ~"
Hsp'i.t. Insisting on their heing hdpiis'~,
that fIsfr W-sttrg tsoTe . casual character
and that '',y v'f" only prANiug that N"
Lord pl"~s Tho distant Iourne' ~ thor r"-
lsiton. aud isiue-N ,llas"r~. who v"r" "li'-
grating 'p f.D Pruvtuv" OF br"nhurg, 'h'
accused boIg g'! W" Court To ac'uf them
! h. t-sl -tHIf IfuCur"Gf. IN Nt">"ht'Is nv
rnu,l. -Upfs Zee f." tourt. found y "'"-~hrN
- polvt uu' tHHf IA" HCvu-H-i we're gu''"
within thor gut- ~ obi"''lne 10 'h" OF
'lo.loN ,l"r.-rIau ~ an expert ~ ~" slh-
i.., of = md .>'s. lrd that c'h"r aud ilNrt-
.r' r,f.r'- -tprli h. called IN" Judges
retired and tf'"r ten ntnG'">' oon~ults'loh
r.'.rrrd ,ri confirmed IA" s"n'"n"" oi 'he
fur4I tNt"f
The sun., 1902-07-27
AYrrR srN. sIa,re> AsAIN.
senator r~nrsse rr-s~e,s >~~ A@as'ws
tn the Neal, .sse,

wisHiSoroN. July - n. hv-.'lsa'1nn
~ the charg.- ashir 4 ten Powell thy'on'
intel states Ambassador - Mexico,
in ~vrns-'toH vi'h his alleged holdings
= shares iu Nrsi,rn mining romrshy.
has : s~h r,.nv,r cSl Nv Jhe state Deparin-nt
a. The ii.-'sir- ~ ~.'hA'ot r-nrcse e Prtth'
.vlvaria. whn 'as truught up the N-aN
hargrs ssnr Nesly hNs- a. Moi'erev.
NcIi'u, rii su~sc- hat zen clayton
oNnc,l -tu'k m N~siCsn miI lng com
panN. VII. % va, regarded - IiNal to
oinpgHr ,uttfull.l ~ MesN Ill- ah"-
ggttpu Na- fEH .iIs' ut t''n. 'laytH =
yr!i q" Nashiugt,n ~ afeticn ~ the
Ft">i'i'..i lt' rNplaration then mad" ~
,"r ,llNt'u " q. rat he had merely acted
a. IN" rN,- U'nr ut the estate of r-atiVe
Nl' Aad "Wtrd -.i1te- ~ tho inlf tng CON-
pay Mf Roosevelt accepted Cen. Gay
ions ,tdt'up . ai.d ~" AiuHsssador vas
pcrinIt'e,i 80 r,''uri 20 his pVst
lh" aGdltIOhal evidence presented by
senator r.utosn T.. iu NE form Of an am
davlt FROM tn" Ir'sldeu; uf the comIany
with NhIh tsH. layton - all.geh To be
,oIuc, 'ci H." sttiiaVit sets forth that
Gen CLAYTON actually holds OF held 100
shares Of stock M the company and was one
uf It's dir,'rtor~
The sun., 1902-07-27
Not safe to Judge nv the out tsidc
OulN

About 'wo weeks ngo. No summarized
and commented ou a dcSorip, on and
study " the New York Ghetto which
a Jewish phvs'cian, Dr MAURICE FISH
NERO. had contributed 20 low III maga-
zine This Gh"l'n - tho district 20 the
south OF Fourt renih street ard tho ea.,
Of the Buwerv. and IN . are rongrrgatad
hundreds 80 thousands If pcpple. mostly
Jews. who are living. according 10 Dr.
FIsHBERG. under tho mos extreme
conditions ~ puvcrtv and want
4 writer N tho ieirist Baiiy Ncus,
Mr. \. n FEoMrNsoN, who Is an author
ity on tho subjac, ~ IA" condition uf our
New York Icws and 80 he Ghetto more
particularly, ,nmha'S 'hs assertion ~
~ their poverty. and very successfully
The DrNsl-ri'v Il tha' -,ll.'r = m itself
strrng arga,urut pn ''" s,d" of Mr
FRoNFNSoN III" .',lpsh DqHy Nous -
published or ~" tast Sid" Of tho town
and ~ has u lsvg- circular IA -
news p'1uIe.l IN lid,lISh. the iargou
spoken ~ the great body ui me JcyS
~ 'he t'h"'tH. - principal support must
be IN that district, and n. appeal ur
'u man adv"r'isom"nts -! ARTICLES of
luxury would not no made - 4 Dopula-
ron actuHN' - mis"rabs ir - p"nurv
and s1uaior - ~ fISHRERG dc.cribrd
Mr.. fEoSE>srN s',..> interesting facts
to sustain his Npn'rarv declaration that.
SO far from hc'ng vr"t"h"ilv poor
every pur who knuws ANYTHING a. all
about the llst Sid" knows that tho
majority uf !ts population IL in fairly
good CircurnStanCe~ m circumstances A.
good ~ tEoSc "i the middle clas, all
ove- the world For instance. how
come u. h" asks. that there r tr--
msndpU' amount IT hJ~ln"ss d,n" right
IN the hear of the Ghetto II tho sur
rounding population - living under
the most cNtrCrI' conditions of '.pvcftv
and N.u'''
This ., not mere bread and butter
h'sin"-s, hut = "n Il scale sufficiently
large g, o. iUgrin.d H. commercial
enterpr-r whose pr,-,"rty evurcsses
''sc!: - l,'g" uaNrpi~. large expense
rccnUn's. a.'..,.c window arrangement
and IN The lavish Use nf electric illuina-
;lUn and ~ rcS~usp"r advertising N
Or. fI>uR. rG l. - mal" on NJ case.
Ie r,t1 ',,hta az, p..,.o, .,r-.,. VITA %.
cios- arJ I.1c's >'nr.. ',.,l ,'tr-t VITA Do.
great ,l...r r. .t..,. vg,-~ .r.Hu,, s.'frt Win
sssctrci',. ,4-n.rc 'u. ,t..t .nr, , c,a,n o' us-'
al aisr, -. ..,s ~,psu ava. Co.,. Hradat
ptirs 'I,e,.I e. '..,. -. .p.,.arnt, To-, r..,,
,,pA'a =, .s- t'r.....f'., a1,Ie.s's bush,
done go iI.N'rt 'r.''. %. .7., ~Ir.a.r aW,, tl.
stlIe 80 sI. nHH r.H.f..I.us .U.I.....
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DEFrNDs SIR ,kIr HENDERSON.
Tits Sccrctar. Makes stat, nrnt RegardinG
Dock tharg~s 9ili.

wArERioo. la. July - Julian "
Richards secr"tarv 10 Sp"a.rr Henderson
has Issued = statement defending his chief
asains, the ,harges brought bv tho Mime
apolis n,ill.r- and their alleged as-"r' IONS
that they intend 20 defeat him toCsrIs"
nf his a'ti'ude on m" I,rrdnn Dock Charges
bill
Mr. Richards place the responsibility
for tho attack uu IN. speaker on the Wash
hun -Cro-hy milling - 'ct"sts ~ Mrr"-
apolis A. 20 tho hill r~olf. Nr Richards
give n history ~ IT, progress ~ tongr"-A
and saw that lack "f 1cti'n wac due 'o he
failure ~ it, friends tu ~" their rsrlis-
mrntary privileges
lie ds-c larc- rrlphati allv that IN. Speaker
never influenced Tor sought 20 infuen""
any pn. .ither fnr ~ against 'he measure
Sccre,arv Kennedy ~ ~" National Nil
lers' Federation den ic- thai there - any
concerted action on IA. par ~ IN" t"d"ra-
'inn "a d.fsa' the ~psakcr
The sun., 1902-07-27
hisaop wDo>>FiiS WEiSowr.
sa,. us lice. 10, kns~ whs WIN Ne
Nrrhbt.hep tsrrtsas's successor

Mooklva CA,hoi- gave warm velcotn-
v.s'erisv - tho klsh' Ne, Charles T..
Nppnr-ll hshop - the iiu,ese. ~ho
sfrtysi GA the Cunardef Lu, aria after a
thr~. months trip to Ruls, LuUfd--.
Paft- snd other pl,'e- of interest u tar y -
There lad : -.r H., ep'iuu t'Wmti''"
~ iJ .lr.gVnrn snd lsymcn aTpOlt'"d
=" f"trcf"t' .l, dio. -" Ou the o'c1sinh
- the tish"p's home omirg amt n"t" "
''" nI"ni -, va mt.siug NJ : % o',lo'N
v''~'"ril ilv morning when h" Iron Nirar-
hoa' '~ph~u.. Nhirh had hc"u hafier'd.
l"' 'nc Brtlgr dock Ter Qusrr'ti~r. where
3D." h'"r wa ~ anchor
TIE ESh,pWn-tlkrn e. ~ the hig sh!p 10y
~" tUs G"v Flower. Whi'h tran-ieTr"d
hIn ra .hc te;lHcus IT, wr- taken up th"
Nor'U ivrr A. far a. Nurk"r~ and then
'urt"t about. reaching tie BROOKLYN do"k
a. 10 o'rlook Mgr Barr.it, the Bishops
secretary and Fathers John VI, Iarrcn
and James Mrkr'u. who Nct" li- 'oin-
p,nior- IA the vovRg- were not permitted
=" leay" he lucania until -" had MAD"
her du'k Thh' Wa one II the reasons
IN" Ceph,us went up the North River
Bernard ! York. iortn-r P"l,cr Comma
-,oner. headed ,l. Re,-p,ion committee,
dioc-~" Among th" priests IN tho Cephcus
were Nrar.Grnrral y J Mcnamara. the
Rev. G'urgr " Mundal"in. chancellor uf
the dioc-@. IN. Very E.v Mgr Duny,
the Rev VI J. Fitzgerald ~ Jamaica, IN"
Rev ! Lynch ~ Niagara hiNetSl'y,
and the Rev l'atr,k Nch,uns & Cedar
hurst N."r he Bishop had is'n -. ur'' Il
To IA. cshIn Of IA" '"p'e'ls az addr - "i
wr!Con. Wa delivered uy Mf YORK un
lsahalf II the delegation. NoiCug thu emit
~ -! thc hfli-!n'ihou ti'l"u's of ia"
d,uc-,1 Ia part Mr lurE SAID
We haV" come To- ~aN 'hai your safe ~
turn j. hailei with JpV by every sdGa-r inch
II rouf beautiful ISLAND do &c. You
left H. mont h. ago to maxi ih" long ani
,olsou. louth"y to the Eternal city -
Offer IA the luminous loo the love, f"aity
and congrai Iiaiiaus Of m" CATHOLICS uf
Long island In thus honorins the peer
less Pon'in whu Tor twenty 1--we AnNicu-
wears has guided hravcly and -kilfuliN
the ship ~ p'der. Nou applaGdcd maniincSS.
YOU rr,Oguizsd gtn.Us YOU r"ward"d
virtue yuu -alutcd religion. vuu madc "Ni-
dent tho one u. - ~ o,II creed. Won Iut"d
our love for tho Vicar of CHRIST vuu proved
tn tho massive keystone Of tn" Poni iiicatc
that Att - perfertly and strengthens ="
indestruc,i'lv the giant aph of taiholiCry
that spans he world
Bish~u Mcdonnell SAID in his rrspon~"
-Th. n plv Father l. 'he C'nirr ~ unity
tho & lur't and W. mus, not only hcl"ve
but We must H. united with Hun VII" - tl"
raprr~an'ative of 'hri-i ou earth. A. ~
Peter said A. Y" AZ" Christians 80 al"
be W Roman
The Bishpp sad that ha had obtained no
,nformation as to who would H. VA" sue
>es-or of ia. late Archbishop Corrigan
The sun., 1902-07-27
An American IMn,tinn

County lnir tine IA TIC rural
dist ric,s pi ,ic lrltci States. ~ now
beginning. aud 'his pcculiarlv NmerIcan
function for farmers upcu~ with a border
Of pcc,.iarly brilliant suu-hin" GA tho
almost universal rain clouds rhcr" are
two thousand iVc hundred counties IN tho
Cnitei States. and wI'h Few exceptions
sverv uY,.uty o. the country las q igI.,
IN tho su,rrr. " fal, There are be
sides IN" ~tl'~ fairs and there are the
city aud local falrs indianapolis hd'
ths wear fall festival. Portsmouth.
Va. has a street fair and th"rc are tri-
cotln,v. district fairs and fair eXhihi-
tons gwen nv PARKS IN m" large cities
The county fair season opens IN july.
usually anou' ~" 18th. aud continues
undcr al Arrangement ~ dates VII. IA
do no- conflict. unt,l the oio-e oi the
hArvcrs 'a,r lasts thrr" ,r ioIr Gavs
y IL managed 'y farmers pa'rnnl1Ni
by farmer. ana their iaIu.le-, and "a"
profits. the sp r, luj all the beu"1'
arc Tor farmer, !" tur." who cr'il,lSr
the business ability II Niucr,,an farmcr~
then up-t"-iato financial management
oi mars NV 'h'e' "e'i' ~ '''rnu' nun
'hch' ..' >d'" ~ P' P''"'S~ WI '''
SHOWS : a PROOF - ''"T "'"' h''e
',t 'i som" "f mem ""'h "' "'l'h
br'hgS i'"heV /" 'h- 'ali aSs"'''''"hS
Golfers
S..>, s. owing i4ach coun,.-. .-..o, .I,.s,,.
o,~a;err-.ur, ard oan'eoup,s peas IS, rsnde'
and chewing gum. wAt~rms on. and ,An'e .uup~,
soda Wa'"r and 'oe cream. lemonade '.'nsr.
o'd''' "''''' WON '''' ''' '''' NOV '' "' '''
,o' ''' y" - .''...-
n,.r,,. r,r,,-- ..,,,,.,, Co, .,,.. a.,
WIN. ,s.,,,, and hutton, nam. p.s,- -,,r5.n-,
wasiiins -ad .oy ,a!.oon, cane AMI umbrella
rack. .ni'- poari baby raca. ,ai ,'Ari Niger
bead shooting cah-r r''ou' are '~e~'rv 'n
The sun., 1902-07-27
ompuis"ry Arbitration In New
Zealand.

We often hear ~ asserted that IA New
Zealand. where the law makes arhItTa-
ton compulsory m ~" event of disputes
betweon workmen and their employers
this mothod of rea"h,ug an ac"ummo-
datinn l. regarded with universal S1tis-
faction Tho fact i otherwise Those
who read the Australian and New Iaa-
land newspapers are aware that pubic
opinion has undergone a signal change
IN this matter. and. whatever may have
hcsn temporarily m" ease compulsory
arbitration IL now hooked upon with dis
approval. not only hv most employers
uf labor. hut also nv many of the work
men themselves
COMPULSORY arbitration WIS intro
du,cd IN New Zealand under cIrcum-
stances peculiarly favorable The col
unv was i,Ist emerging from n perlod "f
depression. the worst which H had en-
couuiercd m lts history aud some big
strikes. tho effects oi which had been
disastrous to all concerned. We" fresh ~
tho puhli, recollection The pruSt-ritv
which then -rt IN has continued TO this
would have materially advanced. even
n arbitration had no, boon made com
pI!sorv by statute " y was, com
pulsorv arbitration supply registered
an Increment which normal .cnnom I,fl
causes would have ...urcd Urban
EMPLOYERS. who alone were affected by
the statute. hav" been making money so
fast that they have had no motive for
opposing vigorously The d~uands Of
the workmen. and they have submitted
chocrfuiiv 20 the awards rendered
against thon II has aisiv> baen cvI-
tent 80 ,losc observers that tho test
~ compulsory admiration would come
Shcn 'eriod nf industrial depression
should sup.rvcnc That hour has no,
Vet struck IN \rv Icllanu. hut there
are signs ni ~ apnruach and ALREADY
the fa,,. or the tolerance with whi'h
comrul-rrv arbitration was at ono tune
regarded l. beginning - disappear.
Nhrw 'hc mldicuf June. for example
atcl":rau from New Zealand announced
TIL larg" majority 81 the employers
IN the Auckland. Canterbury and Wei
ung'nn provinces ot that colony had
declared themselves strongly opp ,sci
Z" both the principle and operation Of
the compulsory arbitration Law II is
rrasonahl" to ASSUME although We have
rc,"Iy"I No. Information on the subject.
that the hutllty j. shared bv employers
IN the Province at Otngo \ second
telegram reported an angry revolt Of
tho Wellington Trades and Labor Coun-
al, against an awarl mado by the arhI-
traitor c"urt Tho Wellington unionists
talked az lighting the tribunal Why"
they asked should they obey an adverse
award liner" wa> nn ia,l IN the colony
hig enough To- hold the lot ~ them
Va other words. they looked uInn the
,uur' ~ = wage -raislng instrument to
hr aiwayE us,Ni IN ir"lr favor They
have no I'll" for Judge who pronoun,es
AGAINST them Cali thar arbitration
Nhy 10" hi, given ~ against NJ "
Dissatisfaction with tampulsorv arb.-
lra,tnn j. nut confined {" the urban rm-
plov"r- VIII are within tho jur.~,li,t,"n
pi 'hc Cpgrl q arhIrdturs New Iea-
land iirI.-r> nav" organized themselves
tho rural d.,'rt't. pu the one hand.
they know 'hJ, they h,vc Ia competc
Wuh lh" 'h.lr nut. 'hc,p labor and
,l""r t'Iu~t ,. >uch uthc. rAppr,lur
The sun., 1902-07-27
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