The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-22
HANNA ANSWERS
PARRYS CHARGES
Discusses President Of Manu-
faCturef's Association.
TAKES SIDE OF LABOR
SPEECH MADE AT CONVENTION
or WORRINGMEN.

Columbus o.. April Ex-senator
Hanna was tonight lhe guest of honor
at banquet rendered the delegates 20
The convention of the Am8IgamateI
Association of Iron. Steel & Tin Work.
ers. that is now holding it's twenty
eighth annual session here. He was
invited as the chairman of the Civic
Federation to speak about the National
civic Federation and it's work. but De
TOOK occasion also 90 reply t1 the re-
cent annual address at the New Or
I-ans convention of President Parry of
The American Association OF Wauufac-
tufers on the relations between organ
lled employers and organized employees.
senator Hanna said. iu part.
have always felt that when the
TINE might come that men iu the strife
ana conte7to of life could be made tJ See
tuat there is no difference iu the broth
efhood of men, the beginning OF the
end would De iu sight"
The senator told how De became iu-
trrrsttd boo the work of the civic Fed
Grafton, and continued.
From the outset ] found those who
are engaged iu this work to be- earnest.
honest aud faithful men, Instead of
cooking possible OF probable failure in
lHe face, every month and every year
mas brought good results which have
encouraged those of us who are per-
forming the services. So that TODAY
my friends. D ann glad iu this presence
70 De able io say that we are not only
Encouraged Iu the work thus far. but
encouraged far beyond our f0ndest
hopes in the outlook for the future. We
start with the motto of the golden rule.
our basic principles are founded up0n
rght and Justice among men.
Fl want 90 allude 90 the recent ut
lefauces of the president of an organ
lzaiou known as the Manufacturers
association. have nothing personal
against Mr. Parry. ] have the mgheN
respect Tor that Ors8uzau ou. because
j know great deal of It's personnel
aud . know that it is composed of Iibsr-
al, high-mmded men.
Parrys Word Denied.
81 say that it is unfortunate that
mat question should bee considered I'm
So public way in $50 drastic "a way.
by one who. from his own statements.
does not understand the question. To Is
stated thus. Organized labor knows
but one law, and that is the law of
physical lorce-the law of the Huns
and yanials. the laws of the savage.
AN lbs purposes are accomplished either
10y actual force or by the threat OF
force
THAT is not true"
Reading Once thoroughly alive 20
the true nature of this un-American
institution of organized labor as al
present conducted the people. ] firmly
believe, win place their stamp of dis
approval upon 10 and 10 viii dWiudIe iu
power faster than 10 grew
We VIII see. lu controversy of those
statements D ann able t0 bear witness 90
the TACT that within the last two years. m
connection with this work OF tho Civic
Federation. DO has been demonstrated that
this question Iu thr interest of organ
ZDd cor uuoreaulZrd labor has received
more thoughtful and careful consider3-
ZION from aN classes of the American
people than ever before If 1 had the
time tu recount Iu detail the difficulties
that have been overcome and tho AIDE
Naucrmtnt that has been made DOB tbs
srlilrm.ui oft disputes m bringing closer
together the employer and On. employee
10 / could state those facts aud ask the
gentleman who makes these statements
what De- had to say Iu reply. furnishing
proof I would fire him uUL of court
"It is true that TODAY. within. mv
knowledge. the men who control The
greatest Industrial altl.rs-aud q mean
hF that term industrial affairs every
thing that enters into our industrial de-
vel0pment transportation and mauuf8c-
tlTIug-aro satisfied chat Ila efforts be-
ing made are as much boo their interest.
are satisfied that they have been too
tally unprecedented and are ready t1 c0-
operate ready to give uu the UreWIices
oI The past and Witnessing the proofs
that have come from Tins effort. stand
ready today tU extend their hand of feI-
'uwshiu and join Boo this movement and
houesu. believe that tA- majority ot
that very organization stands exactly iu
that position"
"Unkind and Untrue"
Reading The welfare uT those who
toll Boo our factories calls for our most
earnest consideration. Eut what Wa must
protest AGAINST .s th- understandable
uSurpatiou uf rights and the disastrous
industrial policy which chartctrriZes
them boz their present associated ct-
plcIy
"That is uukud. uukIud because st is
not true. Wuk.ud because TO is "a state
meut Boo direct opposition to the results
accomplished. of course. DO BIS some COM
r0ss.'u tn admit that. DO i- ert.r,eG to
earnest consideration. nul Co say thdt
Ilr-a ls 1000 uuNarTautahlt u-uruatiuu ut
rights and "a disastrous Industrial policy
l- absolutely not true. iher. is u0 part
uI business CO., Industrial transactions Iu
which rrEHuIy ls agreed ANA satisfied.
TO ls beyond the power of human nature
we are aIl seifIsl-t1 expect that iu
every transaction. Iu every business uf
life. there should De au exact agreement.
just boo proportion Goo mans ambition.
Just iu proportion q" H.s ability tu earn
iot hlm-.i, bg,igfm.Hi ul condition,
thrrr MI. Nr strife ON DIS part l1 ut-
calm o. auI just a- Car ass that tu-
yruurHra upon those uu che other Side OF
this question who are WORKING for some
Hut there 's always neutral graaua. ,.i-
WAYS mutual place. neutral position