The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-22

! the responsibility dodged. suppression
| and whitewash are wornout defences.
Buffalo Courier.
mo sooner is it announced that Mr..
Chamberlain will open his campaign for
preferential duties against all but colo
nial products in Glasgow on October 6
than IL also is announced that Mr.. John
Morley will Immediately follow In oppo-
sition, The fight is sure 10 be a lively and
interesting one. In a contest before the
Scots we should say that Mr. Morley
would be at an advantage compared with
Mr.. Chamberlain. He is as good a speak
er In all the physical attributes OF the
campaigner. he Is quite as adroit In the
use of facts and figures, he has wit.
which Mr.. Chamberlain has not, and he
is man of much more apparent earnest
ness OF conviction."-New York Times.
President Roosevelts bluff game on
the B'nat b rith organization in the mat
ter OF the KishineT petition seems now 10
have reached Its glorious end because or
the fact that Russia has Informed him
she would pay no attention whatever TO
such a document. The Strenuous One
doesn't look very strenuous emerging
from the little end Of the horn In so easily
discouraged a spirit. st Louis Repub-
lie.
The trihing with lawlessness which is
doing the city much harm should
cease. The policemen should be given or
ders from headquarters 10 use their clubs
so energetically on all rioters who at
tempt TO interfere with the Kellogg
Switchboard company or any other COM
pany that men who dread aching heads
and sore bones will refrain from mischief.
The city has been lowered In the estima-
tion OF the public and has been injured |
greatly from a business point of view
Chicago Tribune.
when the public sees that the injunc- |
ton is a weapon which is welded impair
TALLY against all who may contemplate |
violation OF the law, that IL checks the |
corporation as we'll as the employe OF the |
corporation. II may agree with Justice
Brewer that 10 take away the power ofin- |
junction from the courts would be stu
pendous error."-Baltimore sun.
''The mechanics OF the building trades
In New York city were on strike during |
the cool months of May and June, and
now they return TO work in the July
blaze. accepting the terms OF the en-
ploying contractors Galveston News.
The losses Of wages and losses OF
profits since May / have been enormous,
and they have not been confined to the
disputants, but passed along to dealers In
material and TO manufacturers and 9TH
ers. Instead OF living on earnings the
workingmen OF New York city have been
living on stored up capital or discounting
the future by living on redit."-Pittsburg
Gazette.
The strike riots In Chicago during the
last week, however have left no ground
FOR the friend OF organized labor who is
also an advocate OF law and order 10
stand upon, When agents OF unions.
safely housed In saloons. can direct the
movements OF mobs composed OF union
men, reinforced by professional pluguglies
and lawbreakers. who forcibly take pos
session OF the streets. defy the municipal |
authorities, destroy property and commit
murderous assaults upon men who are
peaceably exercising their rights TO earn |
an honest living and are endeavoring TO
give fair days work for a fair day's
pay the righteousness OF the cause OF
organised labor disappears and the move
ment becomes war upon government
upon law and upon labor itseif."-Mn-
waukee Sentinel