New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-09
VIEWS OF THE STRIKE.
From The World.

1t Is a disgrace to our laws and an Impeachment
Of our civilization that 9lsPGte 81 ss S9is E@
tenn inadequate at its best, ana put nl I an
peril II seriously raises the question Of com
pulsory arbitration law Tor al punAo sss'e' S0--
pOrationS and their employees
From The Wall Street Journal
The strike Interborough was certain rom ne Ins
made it so, The nrst WAS me e01 5r ana ne
other was the company's very large earnings. II;
&c asTmed hat fhey could indefinitely continue
making demands upon the company Lr9 S"-N|-'
had to turn around somewhere anu HsH~
From The Commercial.
barrassel by outside influences. The outcome n
fits fnality cannot be otherwise tnan JGSe J I2
snv SnessuTe of discomfort and loss. II only the
issue shall be fought out and settled on Us Hs.iA
From The Evening Telegram
prebend a thousandth part OF his vital value. This
is especially true of the thoroushIy QnaAnsd n 9s
lives Of thousands OF persons in thsir ksepins pms.
Economy here is suicidal where II Is not HI-
derous
From The New-York Press.
One of the things which no doubt will strike rs
public it strikes US IS that mere seems = So,
0en1 or on the part Of the strikers breach ?:
this controversy should use their utmost endeavos
make clear the particular facts IN Lns 49,
this alleged breaking Of promises and rspno'A'11
Of agreements.
From The Wall Street Summary.
OF all the strikes in the history OF local Aoos
troubles, that existing on the INES OF -
interborough Rapid Transit Company has the lsas.
hardship. and for any end that II may ~ sr
ployes is absolutely unnecessary That u has
still is. working great hardship 20 sivsfors Of
community is matter to which the asSssd-
the disturbance have apparently given no So ,Sst
eraton and consequently u IS nc1HTs- n al pubic
sympathy. without which success is inpossiO'a
From The Brooklyn Daily Times.
The Mayors suggestion Is not likely to new Wat Al
this juncture to make the confession OF wea v
that IN their estimation would Be i9yovs Quarrel
declaration OF willingness TO submit tAe4 S----
to arbitration
From The Brooklyn Standard Union.
The present situation IS approaching S75ssI
anarchy and ought to be impossi0ts .ssSsers IN
the greatest city in America and the second aESI
Between 1Hs Tore aor IS sa ~ a It's s @
practically nothing end FIVE thousand 5 Isl5rsl
a three-year contract supposed to settls tia VssS
questions in dispute only six months ago.
From The Brooklyn Eaglo
Both the Mayor and Mr.. Orr. president OK "
Rapid Transit Commission fall into the st1S T,rs
referring TO 'the Interborough Rapid Transit Ia
pany and its employees" By the latter Icy Ca az
employees. who have discharged themselves aad ~,
place OF whom others have been ensas0A ~
The Strikers are not EMPLOYS n Tssy t ss
had, Those places have been alled by others
From The Evening Mail.
The obligations Of the carrying eorporaIlotSs Sss
defined and buttreSSed by laws MINK -sfa ~
the maximum fares they may charge. th s "a. tbsr
speed they may maintain. tho sarety os'I'0' -
Should not labor the other party TO the Sp sTs
10 recognize obHgations inherent in the peeHlE
munity?
From The Herald.
In view OF all the circumstanceS-ths eharsSsss, I'm
some son Of the demands made se t 81 9sS cow
ardIy ana cruel assaults upon unfortunate men wnS
remained at their work, and tnterTerenee -.
sTs DESan {nS FVSs OK sEa IN which
public sympathy was so erectualiy ehenatec
From The Evening Pest.
The strikers did even live up 10 the rules 2.
lar. themselves being the Judges. They Sl9 I IS
wait for authorization and cannot obtain ~
aEion they Would not aeSerate: did not az.
peal to those In final SontrOl % the Interoo;0ssi
their backs on the civic Federation; rscksa
not on PUBLIC sqTering but IA one mad rqSn as
It We're only seho9loSy frolc The rse0 stS,St
finding a parallel 10 such crazy leadership and
following stupid beyond the stupidity OF sAesN
From The Times.
Nothing but the most fragrant acts OF Dad sSs ~
on the part OF the company and the sxissss sst ss
employees OF the subway and elevated lines u l1'
sudden strike
From The American
The men have a right TO decent wages and tecsn.
to body S' Of 'g good xmereaH S etiasns' Let NE
Hedley, who acts for the absent Mr., Belmont l S
incompetent men here TO roads which ars oa ~
With the peoples money, and should be used 10 w
dement, OF the people al ths Tina