Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-30
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eOL Gilsoa And Oxess.

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After settling .arlh impartaues o.
labor al having a ltir Judiciary th1
VII uH ui-cau-true ur mraliIatc
ia'umhla legislation gained fhrlurh
"a rn-urdiuata brunch 90 government
fhe addre-- continues.
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The opinions rendered bv one
class 81 Judges are reasonably fair f1
the people while thasc rendered hy
another class Of Judges favor the c1f-
puraflun9 j9 such au extent that IL j.
exceedingly difficult for the frmer
to get Iustlre when opposed in the
courts to the latter. or i1r am injured
emplove o. rerover auy damages lw
injuries which have resulted from
the negligence of the employer
Among the latter class of Judges j.
Chief Iustire Campbell 0i :he sa-
preme court Of Colorado, and now a
candidate for rc-election.
Some Of the Judges opinions rem
dered during his career upon the
supreme bench are gwen Among
them Is the case of the Deep Mining
Go. versus Fitzgerald. u Colo. 533,
in which a miner had both ewes
blown out while working for the
mining company. The jury gave
him s37 .5s damages. The miniag
company appealed ON the ground
that the verdict was excessive. Judge
Campbell in his decision said. obs
tressing and painful as were the
plaintiff injuries and attended bv
results 81 permanently disastrous To-
him, their simple recital before tine
Jury unavoidably raised the senti-
ment Of pity that every man pos
se-~ses and strongly appealed TO their
kindly nature. Therefore he arh-
tririly sets the verdict ASIDE.
Other opinions are also quoted and
the address continues:
Moreover, Judge Campbell
seemed To- think that the laboring
man is possessed with considerable
degree Of vice which it is necessary
to keep in check 10y long hours of
labor. for Among other things I'm that
decision he said
IF 70 protect the health Of work
men engaged In these two acrupa-
tionS, mining and smelling the leg
islature may limit them 10 eight
hours labor ugr day. il may hereafter
upon the ground that idlene~s, IT.
sulting from short hours of labor,
leads 20 drunkenness and gambling,
and industry promoted by long hours
of labor 20 happiness and health. en-
act that U6rkmap must labor az these
occupations fourteen or sixteen hours
per day
Vow by your ballot YOU may en-
dor~e or rcpuliatr the foregoing de-
claratiaHs. Which viii be- your
course
ABOUT FJuaE Vu~os.