The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-26

HAS heen 8 declared blythe Ia bor unions
AGAINST the products Of the 1 Postum Ce-5
real Co, VIZ: Grape Nuts and
rood Coffee. 988
The labor papers notify the puiDii a rs ilot II
Il buy these things until Mr. g. W.. Posi-
the proprietor obeys the orders "a Of inc ne
Unions. Il Ri. atisss
THESE ..orders',g are that he WI hdra'V'a
the advertising from certain newspapers g; pf'i
that have fallen under their displeai sure.
They openly announce that they pro
rose to break up ruin and 'pu on ou =
az bus mess, the publishers OF sue n papers
and insist that Mr.. Post Join in this MS
conspiracy with them. u
These publishers have been faithful III III
tier contracts with Mr.. Post, are suprlgh a' ut
business men and good cl items, IN Ell oniy
crime being that they decline ' 70 L turf " y
over the managene nt OF their papers e 3 70
the leaders OF the labor a rusts, (ailas
unions who are generally ignorain1t7,W VIII W
tul, ana violent men, able OF con- ~ n
Quoting a business. d, " II
Mr.. Post declines to be party to such sue 2
unlawful conspiracy to financial ny rum llll
any one, and this. together Will the tact tact
| that he has been rash enough TO 5pub'liclly
expose some Of the criminal acts OF m en-
sbers OF labor unions has produced this
boycott. s5s 39B # "a 5ii sHlfj
The average American cit len n9t 81, en-
ploying labor knows littlp Of the ins.l ffer-
able arrogance impudence, nd violence
az the Ignorant bullies, decorat ted With with
trief power by the most tyraTnno'nlss y o. @,
all trusts, the fla Dor tru or Y mons.
Put supreme power in the hands q 4 any
Ignorant man, not accust orned 70 Y ffa1rs,
and he quickly becomes a bull VI 9 enc 6
| ing and abusing any one and every one
who does not instantly obey his .'os d t' r.,
i He cares nothing for law or the II hts
i OF others. NJ RI; sss Va 81 v
4 The Unions are made up Of two classes.
i 1st.&The men who have a Tead ~ an q
4 abusive tongue, and who can howl down,
i md by violent and loud z talk, & domino ate
1 the meetings OF the Unions, \. III &.
i N. These men are seldom Il ever good
I. workers. or thrifty home owning no q
4 desirable citizens, they have smail
i chance on their own merits TO earn t,rst-
4 class ges,aunless they can force them
4 selves on employers by n Union card
4 They hiring on strikes and misery fol-
\ good workmen, and try to- and do, black
n mail employers In to settling same by
lHrnying them graft money Some OF ~
n have been jailed for such offences bu
a the great majority still hold fortll,$ The,
7 have brought untold disgraLe OIL the IL y
a Iame of labor and made the term M
i poo-er werken mon a bywold, hissee
and laughed at by. the public. il 4
The second or other class in the labol
unions is made IN of good, capab BILE, In
telligent, peaceable, thri fly 81 tizens. W III
&c into unions with the laudabe purpos'
or lettering their condi tions, and to sup
port an honest association. which the.
hone Will be honestly condu ctcsl. trul.
and fairly. In the interests Of labor, BIZ
!, ITO their surprise and disgust they fin
+ that whenever they try TO speak IN ~
! meetings for fairness and honorA Die pro
cedure, they are ooted and no Wlea dow
! | by the other class. 81 NJ ss al s
\ They.try&toF counsel pea &c, elult an
} justlcc. hut they might as well launch,
"a feather In d cyclone. Then they some
4 times try to keep at work when the
: need the wages, and know they are fal,
!, hut they are abused, and fred cnt'y thel
, families maltreated and thelmsei9e
I beaten back into subni ssion, 80 4 here Al
!, literaly hundreds Of tliousa nds Of tecer
! American workineH absolute " forced 4
j hear tho Disgrace and ignoinlnS OF IN
4 CALLING yoke OF Unionisll because Of IN
hated tyranny Of the TIERS,
I Every American of the right sort IS
; workman, either with brain or hand =
) Letter vet, with Both, and in the mind 4
g each Is fundamental, deepse aled y
bpect for tho able comp teals tAr!ft'