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

and ncaceable worker and a&corresponu-5s
ing dislike and antipathy to the Sarroga
ana violent pretender Of the other class
The second class named are for the
time being forced to stand the dcnuncrLaza-$
tons of the public against labor unions.
for they are IN sad company, which has 1''ls5
brought disgrace upon the name of IN n
ions, SO there seems no way but for the
decent men to stand 1t until in ( some
way they can obtain control. and make
the old or new unions. which they may
form, lawful, respectable and worthy OF
the es.eem OF the public.
we are on record as being friends and
well-wishers of$the second class nance,
and as thoroughly and erably or-G
posed to tho law breakers criminals g nd
DULLES of the other class, SO W hen union
men dcnounce and &reyiie US. ~ Is Is easy s:
Ia determine IN which class they belong,
The union men in the first class are
genuine and undeniable anarchists, al aliens
and outlaws S
N Let sus analyze and see. IS i3 III
when a strike occurs they picket plants,
threaten people, assault men,. dynamite '11-
property, boycott and even murder, they
are criminals and opposed to all ia ~. "a.
81. 4 n anarchist Is one opposed to law
when police or the military are called &c
in to preserve the peace and spI oLect the
1 common people, do these men wei come on pe.
and uphold them? They do not. bu 7 sh mas q
lgtento .'protest'' and do all In thelr@ pow
| II remove them, so they ca n carry o ,t1
lther acts Of violence and law or re-
They favor no law but their own ana ana
THAI IS the true hall mark Of an iA Ana
clist, pure and simple. ii III B|tss
somo one says we re harsh IN our } de-i
4 scription OF these men. We are not re- re-
snonsIble for their character and acts.
4Theey3 10 these things regardless Of "a any ~;
4 }io,ne. ri and the only way tho public can an
4 fairlytudge them Is to know the lacts, n
4 sItFis this class OF union mon who have
! placed Al boycott on our products, III try,
! Ing TO force us to join their law less ranks
i and ruin some publishers, and they re
tthe ones who pro pose 80 punish M " Post
4 for fearlessly telling the Iacts apout 'tnelt'
i and their methods.
Ia man with family OF children 10
sunport was kept out Of work by strike
I ;Elchicago. The family would have starry
a ed had lie not obtained money TO buy
Z them bread. q q z (, ID q
God Almighty has 3instilled IN the mind
! of every man, worthy the name, q desire
81 "a work and furnish bread and clothing
u for his little ones. but In this $50 tn
4 labor union said he must not. 855 i53
a h Gods olive was the strongest: ne
a broke theA rules of the union and wen
a to work. "a I II s36 q "a
They caught him one evening on TN
u street, knocked him down 4 Will brass
a knuckes, Kicked him UNCONSCIOUS, theI
n spried his rnolt h open al nd poured ca Tboll
n ecld down his throat
a Another man who was forced to orr
S|sto support his family was met, and TIL
|4|strikers put their tlngers IN his eyes
4 | gollged one az them ut un I'll It huns 81
. his cheek. Are tllese i he only cases 9
/, inlltrage yS Il 4 81 VI i l5i3 x Z. ~ 81 Nj y
Hundreds OF acts equally as infarnou
I arc repeated from day " to day, aarlnl
I les .cpndueted by lawless and icr illll
& nal members OF labor unions. 4t8 81 l
italics Of distress. women attacked an
II Sometimes stripped on the 4 street, Isl
!, Louis ST, car strike, worknen blown I
!, pieces with dynamite, mon slssaultc
i mobs formed, millions O d ollnrs' wort
& Eofpropcrty destroyed many lives lost an
Il general reign OH terror, disorder, M
4 anarchy conducted by the abor trust, 4
S trying to force u he. balance of SInankln
!, To obey, without Question, the mandate
,Bi of the leaders OF the unions. z * Ell Il III
4 Such 0utrages on the public peace, All
|. such absolute disregard of the lives
d8 propcrly lilld liberty of citizens, has ii