The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-22

citizen oppressed by the Labor Irust, whose opportunity for the sale or HIS labor is cut off or whose business IS iil- terfered with and hurt. secure sufficient evidence and demand or the puoii0 prosecutor that he serve papers OH tlle conspirators, bring them perore tlle Grand Jury and have them properly indicted and prosecuted and insist upon the penalties provided Tor such la" breakers. Do this in behalf of the pup lie good and in the maintenance ol your right to sell your laoor as you will in one case and for the steady con tinuance of your business i'll the other' Allow no band of consplrators to pre- vent you from the God given rlght to live peacefully and lawfully in this country without kow-toWlng to the La bor Trust Put a stop to thls coiI. spiracy to restrain trade. we neeo all we can get and cannot afford to have it stopped or interfered with, We nave a sufticiency of good laws for our pro- tection and we nave officers paid rom the public money to enforce these laws and l call upon you here ana now to insist that such public prosecutors uo their duty. Every citizen owes IL to himself and to hls fellows that he re- sist the tyranny of the Labor Irust and prosecute the men who wiltully and impudently defy the law and place their destructive hands upon American fusal to aid in preserving peace and forces which tend to destroy our com merce and the prosperity we nave worked and delved to establish.
 If Capital Trusts are permitted to ex- ist Labor Trusts must also have q place, but both are organized to fatten off the public. Therefore they must De regulated and restrained by the public, and that need has called into being the national movement known as the Citi- zens Industrial Assn with Its central body in N. Y. and it's local Ass'ns in some 300 cities and towns. It stands for the protection of citizens and com munities and demands that all trusts
 be prevented from interfering with in- dustries upon which communities rely for present and future prosperity La
 bor Trust members generally refuse to
 join these citizens assns and their re- fusual to aid in preserving peace and maintaining industries clearly marks
 their trust as destructive and not con structive and the members as aliens
 opposed to the general best interests Oi the communities where they live, fol
 they, as rule will Join no movemen
 in the public interest, but conflne thei
 acts to increasing the power of thu
 Ls bor Trust to further rule the balance
 Of the citizens Such conditions ant
 the open attack on the public made b,
 the Labor Trust going into politics ha
 forced the common people to rally an,
 vote only for candidates who agree t
 represent all of the constituents. tn
 10l per cent and not alone the pc
 cent of organized labor. We can easil understand that wise measure of tn
 people might be advocated by the La
 bor Trust such as sanitary condition
 in factories or public buildings, als
 a child labor law that would hold par
 ents responsible for sending their child ren to work while under age, But tn Labor Trust, like any other trus exerts it's energies principally toward laws and rulings which favor the trus ) at the expense of the people. and cit 5 zens must rouse themselves for protec ton, This great trust which does nc 3 hesitate to seek control not alone ( the people, but of the peoples Gov I must be held down hard and fast b the sentiment, work and vote of ever 9 man who loves his country and stand [ ready to place a restraining hand upo a its enemies.
 c. W, POST.