Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-14
BUSINESS MEN
! GET TOGETHER.
| :, Alliance Adopts Articles
|p'l N Incorporation and Elects
officers
|tlLIRArIoN OF PRINCIPLES.
.a,. viii Not Tolerate Re-
'f 'I''.',m Upon the Employer
Lis. Of Members

nvly formed Citizens Alliance
~ y. a', rIsht in Bamberger hall and
VI ~ The meeting was attended
sa !, persons, who passed upon
y Is ''.,., q Incorporation and elected
y a'. y, ,bs ensuing year as follows
' ss !, Charles Read; first vice
P ''s... c. W. whitley; second vice ..
f'' s'., N. H. Walker; secretary, w
IS s''.'' treasurer, W. $. Mccormick;
Va -. ,bs foregoing and ]. Z, Gal
W. n S. Murray, C. p. Mason
W" pouney, W. C. Bogue' X W.
ee' S pohott s. Campbell, Joseph A.
ytIS',r Ny q ouIgley, II. G.. Williams,
Pre- y. o. Joseph II. Young, Duncan
y 4 frank Knox, =. ]. Moran
,iE 4. Wall. .,,,., % oraar nv
lae : @' nooIy and w. c. Bogue was
l'' ". n ornament secretary. The reporI!
r'o y. rommlttee on constitution and
y, Vss presented and read by
wv 80. NJ curtis p. Mason, after which
il lIu.sn Charles Read Of the excel
y li, h.sJ presented the report OF the
" sSho,b being adopted by unani-
'N- ,o,, The alliance then voted 10
.sa ma organization Incorporated. us
,.,i,aartefs will be in Room NO. J,
yuHnN block
PROTECTION FOR ALL.
p. alliance adopted the following
I.Is,allon Of principles
~ members OF this corporation
.,-~,pd the wisdom and concede the
,,si Of laboring men to organize
I'M, or federati0ns for the promo
4. and defense of their very just
en- but demand that the equal right
|,,,a men TO labor be respected and
~, Me- law designed to protect all
N, h. enforced impartially; that In
\, ,Asuce Of contract TO perform spe-
| Va hbor or for a given period, and at
!, ,rreed rate of wage, members OF Ia
:, npons or other individuals. are
|,,NIsgsd to quit the service OF any
|,~,Ioyar al any time, with or without
|,sgt but that the right OF any other
|,,rnu 10 enter into such abandoned
|snlrs upon terms satisfactory TO
|,.,m,slyes shall not be denied, nor
|,.,D ne employer be abridged In his
'r,A, 10 hire or discharge whom he will,
|rA equal freedom.
ne members OF this corporation will
y, tolerate restrictions upon the en-
|rysr 10 prevent his employment Of
I,lou labor, but, on the other hand, his
|rsht 10 employ non-unIon labor Is OF
lal dignity and must not be guess
tMsd
We Welcome immigration, under
'rger restrictions, but deny TO the I'm.
trsnt the rIght 20 outlaw our native
tvgth or 10 forbid his apprenticeship to
h.ustrsl handcrafts, We declare that
|rAsn these principles are recognized,
Psi not until then, will there be indus
frAl peace.
PURPOSE OF ORGANIZATION.
'QHe o. the purposes Of this corpora
|lM Is 10 insure peace and justice to
Prey member OF It's organization, and
b every citizen Of the commonwealth
1 the prosecution OF his business, and
~ performance Of his labor, 1t Will
blS defend, with all the resources OF
fNl law, those whose rights are In
frlsed, and will meet every emergency
|iwYing danger TO life, liberty or prop
frg caused by the lawless use Of
PeIs', with every legal weapon.
It's further purpose is TO promote
FM maintain the stability OF business
lall lines, and the steady employment
! aoor, whether organized or unor-
'iied, BY encouraging amicable rela-
fas NtWeen employer and employe; to
fSouTage all lock-outs and strikes and
crush boycotts and all kindred move
Ishs 70 protect It's members and the
|samunlly at large, and all persons
70 desire to work, or have work done,
|u1 unlawful interference by intim-
(au0n or otherwise; 70 avert the evil
[sul's o. strikes, lock-outs and boy.
wv ana all similar or other Illegal
and especially to maintain the
|slN Of It's members to manage their
Ihhess In such lawful manner as they
|I deem proper without interfer-
|s,. ,iom any organized body or indi-
LIST ON Ntt,N,nuo.