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think !, should - IN limit
ing The q .hi ~ Injunction. A. anl
rate. no arguments have hitherto l-eci
advanced which make ne think u
should g. farther.
q 30 not believe u has any chancr /
Of passing because there has been great .
criticism In both houses Of congress
.gaipst the attitude Of the admInlsirn
lion In going 20 far ss we have gone.
snd IL ron think II II not far enough.
Why. ysu VIII have no earthly dInlcul'
~ in killing the bill. Personally
Ihink the proposed law q most admira'
bio one. and very sincerely wish u
would be put through.
AS for the right 81 injunction. II J.
necessary 20 have this pow
,r lodged ia the courts. though Of
course any abuse OF the power j.
strongly 10 be reprobated. During the
'our and a half years that | have been
I do not remember MI In
stance where the government has In
roked the right Of injunction against
| combination OF laborsrs. We have
INVOKED IL certainly score Of times
against combinations OF capital
hink possibly oftener
Thus, though we have secured the
ssuance of injunctioDs In number
4 cases against capitalistic comblna-
ions, It has happened that we have
lever tried TO secure an injunction
Igainst a combination OF labor. But
Understand me, gentlemen, II | ever
housht II necessary, IL | thought q
of laborers were doing
wrong, I would apply for an injunction
gainst them just as quick as against
o many capitalists.
II believe emphatically in the eight
our law for our own people in our
wn country, but the conditions Of Ia
or, such as we have to work with IN
he tropics, are so absolutely different
hat there * no possible analogy be-