The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-04
POSTUM AND GRAPE MUS.


matey pay all the bills, for maintaining
order by our city. oomtY-or state author
itiesIthe total cost Of prosecuting the crimi-
nails, and on top OF all that, we, the public
must pay whatever raise IN wages Is made
10 buy on the troubIe-mAkers It IL the
people who suffer and pay.
Suppose the union dour millers 90 on
strike for a raise from - 10 tS a day and tic
up OF blow up the mills and finally secure
the advance In wages. That advance must
be put on the price Of -four and the people
pay IT, and also pay all costs for suppress
ing the rioters.
SO we Seo a few men become avarieious
for money form labor trust, and by CO.
ercion force the rest OF the people In the
United States TO submit TO the impudonOO
and arrogance and also pay all the bills.
There would be no limit TO the abuse II the
Unions had their own way unchecked,
Ia Il not time the people took steps 70 protect
themselves from this violent and grasping
trllstl
ALL JOIN
Suppose every one Of uS adopts the Labor
Union idea Oabor trlstl and by combination
force every ono else that doesn't belong 10
our Union 10 buy what We have 10 sell at our
price, OF slug the life out Of them.
Let the farmers union set the prics Of
wheat at $40 a bushel, and picket, assault
or kill the miller and blow up his mill II be
tries to buy wheat at less prios Of anyone but
q Union farmer.
Then the millers' union sets the price OF
-four at SIS a barrel, and calls everyone
sscab' that refuses to buy -four with the
sUnion Label on. and turns over the wag-
ons, kills the horses and beats the drivers OF
any sscab' miller. Then everybody, work
men as we'll as employers, would have 70 pay
about SIS a barrel extra on every barrel Of
-four to the little labor trust Of millers.
Some one says that's extreme 1t is not,
but Is exactly what would happen that
particular union got power enough. You see
the only limit 10 the ava riciousness Of labor
trust is set by the people at large, when they
are abused long and hard enough to rise and
quash 1t.
Then let the water works sUnion' set the
price Of 81 pail for drinking water and boy
colt and assault the family that uses its own
well water. you are no friend Of the Union
man If you don't drink union water
Finally the undertakers' Union iIes the
price Of a burial at $3.50 (any price they set
goes for that's the union rue( and the
poor corpse whose relatives can't borrow or
beg the gTcs e pay the Gn1S Sd must Sso t e.
street and the hearss overturned II an In
dependent funeral be attempted.
OIL TRUST
The Oil Trust is a peaceable organization
compared with the riotow, arrogant and
lawbrealring labor trust, a menace to every
citizen, including the upright members Of
the Unions themselves.
Ia public contract to belet, Immediately
q demand Ia made that only -Our Union be
employed and receive the peoples money
and threats Of all sorts Of political defeat
and dire disaster are made. suppose
auarry trust should demand that no other
stone be used OF the Steel Trust mako SINH
lar demand and actually tic UP the work to
enforce Sorders.'
What howl would 60 ups but the public
has foolIshly ooddlSd these Labor Unions
until they have become diseased and are
public menace and nuisance.
Every one comedies the right OF any reu-
gious body, fraternAl society or labor
union TO set up rules for their own guidance.
But they have no right whatsoever to make
laws for the control Of other people and when
they interfere and force their presence
where they are not wanted they should be
locked up and prosecuted.
These labor union manipulators, and some
members Of unions are out and out anaT-
chists and dangerous enemies 20 the public.
Their minds turn to anarchy OF mo law
just as true as needle turns TO the north
pole.
OPPOSE POLICE
When manufacturer cannot AFFORD TO pay
the price asked for labor, the unions, in
order TO force him, 60 on q strike, picket,
boycott, riot, and set up general disorder.
Then the police are called IN to preserve
peace. There has been no disorder by the
man who buys labor. II is only caused by
the men who have labor TO sell and who be-
come outlaws, and bandits under the leader
ship Of anarchists. The police are hired by
the peoples money to protect the community
but when these peace officers appear do the
Unions show genuine American citizenship,
and that desire for peace, and the mainte-
| nance Of the peoples laws that marks the
true man and patriot? Neverl They hiss
and stone the police shoot them when they
dare. and when whipped into a semblance
Of deoency loudly protest in every possible
way against the presence OF police, sherins,
Militia or Regulars. Why2 Only one
reason, they want 10 commit crimes ana
hate anything OF anyone that checks them.
nILITIA MEMBERS
Are discharged from the Unions. You
see here the same criminal instinct allied
in opposition to the peoples protectors.
Why do they want the Militia broken up
so they can riot and burn at pleasuref
ANTI INJUNCTION BILL
This has been pushed hard before Congress
by the labor leaders. Il IL a bill 10 take
away from tho courts any right 70 issue
a restraining order to prevent the COM
mission Of crime. Under the present wise
laws for the protection OF life and property,
when It seems clear that striking Union men.
| bandits and outlaws Dian TO attack other
men or destroy property, the court can issue
! an order OF injunction commanding them to
desst or refrain from doing such unlawful
act. This has been great preventative OF
crime and can never harm any peaceable
kperson, but the sUnjons' have the appalling
! impudenoe TO ask Congress 20 pass bill
| to tie the hands Of every court and thus
allow the Union strikers full sway 10 assault,
! dynamite, burn and destroy without hinder
! No. the anarchist nnFii RhnWi