Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-11-30
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Special TO The Rt7U5.
Everything is moving along nicely as
far as | know. Everybody is reason
ably well and enjoying life fine.
have been silent in regard TO the
trouble at Tracy City and Whitwell so
far. / first want to say | am neither
nnion nor scab. | am for peace. l
think Gov. Cox made wonderful mis-
take when he came and brought sold
iers to Tracy and Whitwell. Why did
mt he say to the company miners he /
was not there to settle their trouble
with soldiersH i recommend that the |
company offer the miners work and not
ask them to deny their organization
before Offering them work and settle
this trouble and have peace between
labor and capital, and then If those
miners won't go to work or try to
damage the property of the company or
any private individual would bring
the troops and protect their property,
| but until this is done would bring no
troops. This would have been move
towards peace. Troops without any
measure or proposition towards peace
is step in the wrong direction. l
want to say it is right for companies
to form and to be organized sufficient
" to operate mines, build railroads
and manufacture all kinds of mechani-
cal and farm Implements. 1t is also
right for the laboring class to organize.
There can be no railroads built nor
mines operated without organization.
say neither party should Cypress the
other but both work together for the
good of both. Work together to build
up education, law and order. l can
not find terms strong enough to con-
dem the killing of Clark Robertson.
You may be rich with nothing If you
have spiritual affection, sympathise
with your fellowmen and peace with
your Maker. You may be poor II you
own millions and are not linked with
God in using them generously in His
service. No man is essentially poor
who loves others and honers his God
and no man can ever be in the noble
sense rich whose life is spent on him
self BY friendly cooperation things
, will move along smoothly.
{ would be glad to see peace al
Tracy and at Whitwell. Another mar
, was killed at Tracy City last week
, Now what good did the soldiers do a
Tracy by being ordered there by Gov
, Coxf The Gov. would have done NOR,
9 good if he had tried to get the differ
9 ences adjusted between the compan,
and the miners. Want to say to bot
parties: Gentlemen meet, both sacri
fee little pride and ambition. Let
have no more lives lost for the sake Q
the women and children. Let the strif
between the union and non-union ele
| ments die out. Settle your difference
| for the sake of your wives and child
J rem, for the sake of peace and love, fo
- the sake of the next generation VIII
You wish to be noble and grand, Toys
and patriotic.
N. 7. eagle was in town after tn
staff of life.
te Miss Ada Ross and brother, Georg'
u were here shopping.
n Uncle Tom and Ike gaveJ. l.. Whit
n call.
It e. r. and 8. D. Overturf are loadir
T lumber in a car at CoalmOnt tn
se week.
Willie White Is cutting saw logs.
le Sam Ross was in after little OF Il
a. staff Of life.
~ It is said that certain fellow
as Rossville got up the other night 81
~ his dog had coon freed, and he nc
~ Tered 50 loud when he got to the do
yh that he nearly scared his daughter
10 death.
ok Is is said that James Cheek has ca
be en- his old rooster and moved up on &
In mountain.
o. u. b. Lockhart was in after what
nd used to hang in my smoke house.
to Waterman.