The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-08-17

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William D. Haywood, OF the West
ern Federation Of Miners, has been
nominated BY the socialists OF Colo
RADIO for governor And If he is not
elected, IL viii be because the work
ingman OF Colorado likes being shot,
depOrted, put in ''bull pens" and such
law and order kfndneSses as have
been dispensed TO them by the hands
Of capitalism
Socialists superficial ReasOners.1
In the July Railway Conductor,
page SCI, We are told OF some woman
and man who were socialists, but now
trade uniOnists, who propose fighting
socialism The editor concludes the
article by saying: In our organiZa-
ton there are practically no socialists
and the few there are were probably
led to the belief by a course OF super
bracing the thought OF superficial
reasoning is what we desire to call
attention to.
Ffrst-The use Of probably shows
unfamiliarity with socialism, as pro
baby admits doubt It IS equivalent
to saying I do not know how they be-
came but probably"
| SecOnd-If familiar with socialism,
he would not have used the word
| probably; for he would have known
and there would have been no pro
/ baby" about it.
On page SIS Of the same journal,
| commenting on Congress Closed
Many Bills Failed" the editor says:
/ The bill to prevent contributions by
| corporations to campaign funds is
| hung I'D in the house. The reason
! therefor would be hard to tell-a re-
/ publican would probably tell one
| thing and a democrat would no doubt
say it was just the opposite, so there
you are; take your choice"
raN 1S~E7
/ ed by leaders Of organized labor,
| have met their fate as follows:
''First-The anti-injunction bill
! dead in the judiciary committee.
| ''SecOnd-The eight hour bill, re-
ported from the committee on labor,
| but not acted upon.
''Third-The election Of senators in
| congress by a direct vote Of the peO-
| ple-dead in committee.
| Fourth-The publicity Of cam
paign expenses bill, recently reported
| to the house, but not acted upon
| ''Fifth-The letter carriers bill
| dead in committee.
''Sixth-The bill to regulate the
hours Of railway trainmen-dead in
'Seventh-The bill for the relief of
| the SlOcum survivOrs-dead in COM
mittee.
"Eight-The bill to prevent convict
| made goods from competing with the
/ goods manufactured by honest LABOR
dead in committee
The quotations above indicate an
| eye open TO injustice Also dissatis-
/ FACTION with the treatment which Ia
i Dor has received at the hand of con-
| greSs. With a feeling, that neither
! republican nor democrat will endeay-
/ or to pass any thing for the labor
| ing man he says, so there YOU are:
! take your choice" Ny brother, If YOU
! take your choice" from republicans
/ ana democrats you get left, and then
Il you turn right around and vote for
| these fellows that spit upon you Now
| the socialists do not do that; they
vote against this whole thieving sys-
/ TEN for new government out and
! out Socialists kick, and vote for q
! change You kick, and then vote to
| be kicked again Who are the super
! hc1al reasOners" please-yOu or the So
/ clalistS- If one man kicks another.
| does the happy recipient show super
/ Tor reasoning by saying, kick me
| again, please mister2" Guess YOU like
/ it. you voted for il. If a Socialists
Il had written the above complaints we
| quoted, the good republicans and
| democrats would say: Sour grapes
| pumpkin seeds and cucumbers oh,
| you reasOners.