The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-09-13
labor UNION
EVER OD|0US
g., CaoitaI's Standpoint, Be-
w. Numerically Opposed.
QNRATfS..- HAYWOOD
0 f,Ioo Continues Interesting Para
1II,ms Between Ancient Athens
and Modern America.

bIpS TRIBUNE
n, OarabIe seemed left to be in
"a IN the last article for lack o.
ate
Twas seen by that article that there
i. pnEerton Labor Spies in Ancien,
Men. as well AS in Modern America.
nov were after evidence to convict
rpat Philosopher Of being in league
N ,hs trade unions (t,ranoD to over
Nm the existing order or society, with
INDUSTRIAL system. Even as Hay
I'D and Meyer succeeded in having a
trse made in the laws of the great
,,r states and territories for the
,t,nent Of the miners life.
BIT as the Athenian Pickertons could
MiX on anything to incriminate Sc
ac with treason against the State
spite the long discussions anent the
an republic of the cooperative
.6nOrwealth). So the nobility could
mo better than to accuse him of be-
4 cOrupter Of youth in teaching
s~ @cialistic doctrines. Yet they
tQht that sufficient, for the jury
md consist largely Of the men who
Ey bvedthc capitalist system whose
fnes were dependent ON it, and in
sr Nries majority would decide a
@ It was deemed prudent however
biting religion into it also.
b the case Of the officers Of the
'stem Federation of Miners it would
snpssbe in the United States of
lsrca lat least so far to get a YER
eof corrupting the youth { with |
&alsm), but as any possible jury in
No could be made to believe through
' papers that the Federation of
lish was hostile to the prosperity Of
! mining interests, and that means
= Na'e and society and everybody
A'e The mlners), conviction of the
|tssh could be easily assured if some
|Na evidence could be manufactured
| Mnect the Federation with the
'al'r Of es'Gov. Steunenberg.
|'g 10 be sure The Pinkertons
|'%~ That, that's what they are for.
i was soon made up, and the
|Ae'e' Orchard induced to swear
70 save his life. Then fol-
E.a'Ae conspiracy to kidnap Meyer,
al'~ and Pettibone and clandes. ,
.P railroad them into Idaho where
N ex-governor was murdered by ,
sau Where was the constitution? ,
!. 's"a'ted Magma Charter, the Hab. I
4. ."'paS! Once hulwark to human G
H. VI, now count for nothing in $
\, @o' capitalism. The courts of q
,., sustained the illegal act, and, Oh \
n N'I !" d'etu,' the Supreme Court |,
s united States approved it. Yes $
,s spas which had always been pro- s
L,,., ' crime in law. Times have D
|, "' and these slaves of the au. D
,,. Jn''"e must obey their master.
aS'" When only the lives of the I,
!, workers are at stake. Il i
h, " W.. was the President with D
I.s 10 shake at those fellows n
,,,.s "''a justice for the accused h
Ia ,a" s'''aens? Alas. the big stick ci
,t.,' 't = uses than for the rights of t.
.r.s, senator Borah prosecuting /,
s1, w went W f'om Idaho to see the "
\ t iar though himself indicted by a ci
J., wv Tor stealing United States
s,ys, ,i ~" away smiling. Then
saiD., issued ~ another of his diatri-
s aa,', !. Hartman professedly, but "
sp ,ho" 10 lug in the names of the d,
ltDs ~ 10 be tried for their lives, o.,
jasiDo s' :, .as"undesirable citizens" W
Mi, e,, s"e'r case to discredit them tn
d, 0 'p'alon and at the trial. How s
hi" a aOs and sent out broadcast tn
, n.. snd put into the hands Of u u
Aho. '' ' luryman in the case. A re re
ss ' "" union was to be crushed 4,
'prdsr ' y, e, TO 90 it was by the judic- Il! tn
tls ,S w. It's efficient leaders. w w
aus, | a. the President said that ne ne
aIdaho ~ cad men, those unsophis- h!a
hog '' no. farmers would say. none bill hi
70, h" nov read any good of these - -