The daily sentinel., 1907-04-02
GOLDFIELD MEN ARE READY

The need of the hour in the camps
OF Southern Nevada at this time. CON
fronted as they are with a battle
with the red-handed anarchists-men
who march under the red flag of the
l. w. Wis action, sharp. decisive
action that will ruthlessly crush out
the agitators. Goldfield is to be CON
graduated on the fact that It has men
who are not afraid TO face the danger
and meet 1t half way. By the action
taken by the merchants and mine
owners of the neightboring CITY last
night Goldfeld has gone on record
as city where unionism and the har-
monious relations between employer
and employe are priced above all
things; but ii has also declared that
unreasoning agitation, anarchy and
all that goes to make up abominable
organization known as the l. w. w.
must come to an end in Goldheld or
Goldheld vii cease to be.
The men of Goldfield who have
made this momentous decision have
only done so after careful delibera-
ton and now that they have reached
a conclusion the death knell of the
l. w. W. has been sounded. They arc
unshakable in their determination
They say that If Ii must be that the
city of Goldheld must yield up the
bright future that dawns defore il
and go down in history another mon,
ument to dead hopes, slain by the
bloody practices of the l. W. w. sc
be il. They are ready to sacrifice al
that they possess. these men of Gold
field, in order that decency shall tri
Iumph and the shameful stain of an
archy be wiped from the fair name
of their city. As Patrick Henry SAID
of old, so have they spoken for Gold
] field: Give us liberty OF give us
DEATH" and the l. w. w. must die.
And so 1t must ever be in any par
| of the country whatsoever wher,
! this vile organization attempts to
raise its head. There appears in tn,
first part of the constitution adopted
by the /. w. w. this statement. {
statement of which the aEitator
boast as though it were praise
F.. worthy declaration: "The workin!
class and the employing class hav'
/. nothing in common" Was there eve
such a declaration made before? Cal
any reasonable man see anything bu
death ahead for a doctrine founded
on such rotten, senseless assump
| tions? Such phrases are of use onl.
to those low Williams who fatten ol
the foolish. and impossible ambition
of the ignorent men whom they draw
into their net by fostering those yer,
ambitions and covetous desires. Mel
like Shaw. Welsh. st John and a doz
en- others build glowing air castle
out of such rotten stun as this. The
rant endlessly about the coming o
that time when all that is desirable
In the world shall be divided up an,
each man shall have his equal shar
. with every other man. At the sam
F., time these foul trouble breeders ar
rafting in their pockets more none
than any one of their hearers posses
not good honest dollars earned b
the sweat of their brows, but none
wrung from the pockets OF the yer
men to whom they are talking.
Goldfield has determined that sue
men shall no longer dominate tina
city. Today at Goldneld the store
and mines and all its enterprises ar
at a standstlll, May they remain $
until these foul agitators have bee
driven out and the city again enter
the hustle of active life purified c
the blot that l. w. Wism has wathel
ed about its name. And may the nan
es of the men who took this stand fo
right and justice and who flung a
that they possessed into the balanc
for the cause go down in history a
patriots of the purest type.-Tono
pah Sun.