The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-18


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tain ,has ,try show ANY ali our pespl.
,i...td a., r+.f,st 90 80, nsa rs.taa feel
u safe 10 intrist ,hslr deafes, interests
% him Mo-, assursdiy 10 pssrr has
yielded and never viii Yield 10 threat, or
pressure Of any sort. as nt,ls II IL comes
from labor 40 u II comes from capital.
he will no more TOLERATE the violence Of
a mob than tic corruption and oppres-
tlon and artorane. Of a corporation or
OF n wealthy man. ~. viii not consent
10 limit tho power OF tho courts 90 put
n stop 10 wronrdoinK wherever found.
This very fact should make the labor
people feel a peculiar confidence in him.
Ills record as a Judge makes the whole
| country his debtor His actions and de-
ciaions are part OF tho great traditions
OF tho bench. They guaranteed and set
forth in striking fashion the rights Of
the general public as against the selfish
interests OF any class. whether OF capt
taiists or OF laborers. They set forth and
stand By the rights OF the
to organize and to strike. as unenulvocal-
~ as they set forth and stand by the
doctrine that no conduct will be tolerated
that would spell destruction TO the ma
ton as a whole. As for the attack upon
his lniunctions in labor disputes. made
while he was on the bench ask that
the iniunctIons be carefully examined !
ask that every responsible and fair.
minded labor leader. every responsible
and air-mInded member Of n labor or.
ganlzatIon. read these iniunctions for
himself II he win 40 so Instead Of con.
demning them he will heartiIv. apnrov. O.,
them and will recognize This further as
tonjshinr fact thai the princinle. laid
down nv Judge TAT, in these very in.
tunc,Ions which ahorip, naonIe ar. asked
cInle. which are now embodied In IN.
avs nv nrac,icoe ~ .yery rssnonsthio To-
nor DENOMINATION I,dgs tat, on ia.
bench-as sInce In ,be pbiIinnInes ir
Panama in cuba In ,ba w. denart,
ront-sboroa htu..i, - 10 >,
fearless ara an unrigb, .aryan, 30 81,
whole neooIe whose serytoo. 60 ,ba Who'll.
peonle were hevond ali nrice
Let all ,atrr,Indad 49, ya,awo-,ar,
and canitaIists aIuL. cnns,dnr yot an
other fact In one OF his decisions upor
the hench Judge TAFT unhaId In IN,
strorge.t f,shioS and ,or ,ho a., ,,r,,
gave ,u,, yitaii,y ~ ,ha n,tnctnIa ~ 81,
emn,oyars, labili,v for Iniurias don,
workmen Tfhis was befora snv na,Iona
law on tho suhtec, vas apac,ed mag
Taft,s sepee ~ riyht his ,nd,ynatio,
against onnressIon in any form. spaIns
on ,,,,tnda ,ha, &c NJ, ,,ir a,d i,.,
drove rim N t,i,e a nos,,jon which va
v,oIentIv condemned bv sbort-siehte
CAPITALISTS and emnIoyers of labor. which
was so far in advance of the time tina
n was NO. generalIv unbeld NV the stat
courts ht, which we are now embod vim,
in the law Of the land Judge TAFT wa
n leader n nioneer while on the bench
In the effort 70 get Justice for the wage
worker I'm Jealous cha mpionshIp of hi
r,ehte, and ali mnrjnht and farsirhte,
iahnrins me-, should rod ~ 70 bis ered,
thai at the same time he fearlesslv stoo,
against the abuses OF labor. lust as h
fearlessly stood against the abuses O
can,taI II elected he has shown by hi
deads tbat he viii he nresident o., NJ
class hut NJ tho neonle as a whole. n