The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-04-13

such a programme . party u organised treason. II q the most astonishing thing
reasonable outfit for a single day; but it seems that only lately has tn true in
posed to be a labor union. instead of that it turns N to be a communiHic pont
organization, formed o nurse M spread the propaganda Of revolution and
plantations to make to the patriotic people II this country for stamping ut this
iunta and smashing it as hit were a snake. II is n longer a labor dispute, with
only two classes of people in his amp-patdoss and traitors. AS long $ the
latter class is tolerated there nm must n be. peace. industrial OF civic
There cnb be nothing Tin common between patriots and traitors.
The Industrial Union Bulletin refers to The aoidasid News a the mouth
rece Of the business an mining interests of aoidhdd" If by that it is meant
to b inferred that h utterances Of this paper re shaped by tn executive
committee representing thesei interests the Bulletin Is wrong; but if it means that
ing o' N me nom ms community WHICH Is uea@naoi 70 te nag m
country and anarchisnc and trouble breeding in its character and activities, then
ss en- Law n a common ounortunitv for an % .cuvsrs hMd AM nrot.t prop.
ery and exercise It's. full enjoyment The founder Of this paper came into
this country with nothing in the way of money He arrived here in common with
SAN opportunity. But he had been bornw with brains. and had acquired a special
knowledge of a certain line Of business This was all the capital he had, except
good habits, energy and a determination to pillow through the wage level into a
more independent and useful sphere All the others who came into camp with
him had the same opportunity but it ws their misfortune rot to ave been
equipped by nature and their WI endeavor, as he. Some made success in other
lines for they also had special energies. But there were scores and hundreds Of
prating about the INEQUALITIES of conditions" produced by false economic
systems.' etc They squandered their time and money and accepted tn condi
hiuss,f Those who succssded 10 ~ business also made money! mt - sruar
opportunities that were enjoyed in the early days by the malcontents and fail
mesw who ire nw barking and swapping at this paper forp resuming to protect
it's property and uphold the rights of others who likewise took advantage of op-
portuniy and made a success while the failures arr 10Y grovening on their
belly in the cutters or plotting to rob and destroy what others hav bult up.
This instance is referred % only to show the monstruous injustice of such a
theory IS socialism which would require the surenderng of the fruits of success
full toll and perseverance to the miserable failures # iheness sothfulness and
ignorance
BAD PLACE FOR SOCIALISTS
The men who rave succeeded in these deserts of Nevada, are the last men
in the world to view with equanmity the predatory demands of the socialists. All
they have they worked for, and suffered for. Theirs are mo- the accumulation Of
untold ages handed down by their forefather; theirs is lot thu 'unearned in
cement' about which socialist sobbe. Theirs is their own; they made it and
made it out of the same opportunities that others less worthy enjoyed, and
by the eternal they do rot intend to be robbed Of it by any mob Of hghwaymen,
call themselves socialist, or whatever name, and it is just as well that they come
to thu full knowledge If thhsf fact before they continue longer IN thist trouble and
starve to death. This is a free country and no man is obliged to employ objec-
tionable characters Because it is a reasonable and trouble fomentng organiza-
ton, The men N women who belong TO the l. W. ". are Objectionable and they
have been so declared by the employers f Goldfeld, and if these people
want to retain their membership in this organization at the expense If leaving
the camp or starving to death, it is their privilege AM opportunity, for they will
never get work. here.
Last week, in referring to that particular element of the lo@l miners union
which advocated violence in accomplishing its end, the expression red necks"
was used. The same term has a different significance in different parts of the
country, we understand, and in Cripple Greek, where many of thu Goldfeld
can efrom, it was applied to people of the Irish race, in an opprobious
way. In the use of thist tern last week, we had 10 intention to give it such
significance as our understanding and use OF the expression was n an entirely
from N4e