The Ordway new era., 1908-12-11

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oly with that OF every co,n,. 'a'ota-
'"pe-eHen the poorest. !" Eu-
reheW my recommenda,Ion ,,
g. re''ouH message that h.IT bnItt " -.
,,,,,,'h durihg summer To ali ,,,a',,
-. ." k"Nefnmunt employ
,b,. ,'r,n"" irn"" my recommendation th,,
,h,,,,I, 'iy'PIe OF the eight hour a.
cable hl i"p'niy aud as far AS practi-
10 extended to tho ,utIra -,
n'HhE carried nn hy tb, ,.',l,r work
I @ Fr'a'h1 L." sh0ui Ly amen,i"S ~,
I"'e contracts on tbosr - W
N' winch tLo ptcaent wordIr,, -,
''' hct h"etns To- -xcIud. VI
would Double Salaries OF Judo,.
most earnestly urge upon ma cn,-
t',1 mo duty uf inrruaslns Tho ,o,,,I,,
,','' puhte sHInTles now given To ,I,
-, On inc whole thcrn Is no boLv
" p4bIic HerynntH who Jo IA. y,i,,',,'
"ork. nor who's. ntnu,.v,i -, va "a w u"
'hAd'iuAt" cOHuur,i tb,t- ,,,,.rL ~
lining "!ih tho supreme rnur, H.,
Is'S hh"Hld havc IInIr sui,rl, ~
"'' a. IL Is not h"ntuur tn. ,Il,,,l,,
,u' "lN"r ihot ITS mnst honorr1 n,it,l,c
''nt' Should be- p,II sums ., .ip,ii
i"iar'i J." "lrt tt- w,nII earn in
''' lh' TO" prfformnue, t,f
FH"l's 7"t l' by tG.m lmuIl.-s ~,
o., HglS hcht5 pr"unl.ry A,.rli.,.-
II i7 earnestly - DO. desired
iu"fh'i 7h'g!d l!r devised ,,r 49,.
Va Will ~" lHuE LelIyr wllrl ~,
"'tiIh IN ihD administration ~ I..,I..,
'"i NHI- il "f''i'te with prruIlnr. .,.,,.r
""H'l. r'.H'na ~ mall M, ans ma
"'Iy '.- N"r3 rrimHlls whom Il
'"'' I' f"hir to punl-l Th,so
''"'f H' ItA u tlr Ilutl l,rIslou, ,,r
"1k 'lD th" tGst,s.tr.. = CRYING
10, Hlri t'l1'4ly -hUIfl br d.yra,.J
Ni''h - tin- ,"t'l't.,h." delay I- ,r,.
'''if p. I't ltl O.. -,I IT, .. .I.t.,lIt-
N 40 n..r. ulrI r,n,t. fa
I' ..'.' ''.d 1,s,tr. leo. .-tI s..
'.'I l'e ~ &, '..D ditto. I.l4 re-
.''t' 'n s''u"'-. 'l.unl II JI-t,,r.
'''s.H q "I"tE =. lu.. n.,I5 p1ft.s.
Labor Leaders Criticised.
3.L 'i'''t.'', rthin leaders u
"'H 'tlt',l A"tr nr,d. ,I.l.ut u,lI
'''- i.'r oir k upu1 the tnrira ri,il-
.t'i 90 w. ."HLir.. IA utilI X ,n4,.l.a
'' "" '-tm' ts To- l' lII.- tho most
81 'frI nom siL brotl-mlu,i,d
...'- %" j. .F t)Itu t!.o~.. Of o. .rrnE.r
'l dul n4r" r'-35,rt,I rItl.ak
I-"' ''Dr l't.r U- hulsc anrn-
nt'i'" "u luli' lat'. tIg,sr same
I'''r lenders f'Iuw'1trI tb.r de-
h'sIl!7 $re'lfj lne thn Lu that
'nrtun"I ,A'm r,ru ur au ,ornrro-
mis-" E'ihpE tir"y wi-',pi tn" prInciplc
"f ilat Mn or nothing TAry Inc .strd
On ProN tslon that ly q L,l,"r dlspute
~ lnlIuctI"n ahrI.I l,sIr ,.g mt to
t7"i'.t prop' rts r..:lt and -i.. .licaI-
Us lH"TIl'i tlrt ~" rlsAt To- trry on
D., ..ss 'h'pIl .'1 e ,Du.i .t.d as
lr"r"ry- 'le,t 'Iol lu d -.,o..l Iipt.s-
.,u .l'.t 'll u.rh l".t.l Ju d l,,o,r dls-
t''t t'' ''t ''1 t-N u'ut 10. or b-
lW't. t"' "f nr,..- .,r~ l'..t w..uld
Hft Ds' l'..i. f'J u a. lf l,t. hy "A
-,Dy p,r.,u Il.urr.i N,r.i-. iI... lull
l,..ltrh h1rrkn-i,,- .gi t.,,rottInE
lp 't'I' 'ntut jretlIt g.. fer .u-ttu'".
tp"-' t'"tfs "f 'h, .r rrI ,r. l."t.'ntt
~lrI, ri' tuilr.u-it- rntI -ttlk. ..nIu-
mhti"n 40 uur'. .t"rr",ilS c"ud. uned.
whll" tho ilElt 10 AIRY on hnslnrss
was ,NUt',tlN ttlS,N ,,ut from tnd.r
that rrut'cttpU Wh.,h thv iiw throws
nS'r property tlr .l.mtnd was made
tlat tLcrr "huuli l". lrrd hy I4ry In
contempt rhscs thereby most seriously
impairlnE th" Iuthnrlty II III" courts.
All THIS represented u course OF policy
which II ,irri"d out would mean the
"Ithrm"mout "t class prlvll'g" In It's
rrud-st AMI most brutal form and the
dr~tTg, Non nf one Of tn" most essen
tid functions of the judiciary In all civ
illztI lands
Th" 9i"l"uco II the crusade for TINS
l. EtslHi"n and its rnmplct" failure.
illustrate two truths which II IH osson-
ur-t plr.-, they nu2ht 10 teuch the
" WurktuEmau, th" lahnr'r th" wage
Wut k.r. that hY demanding what Is I'M
pr"t,..i and impuSsihl" he plays Into the
hands nf his foes such 4 crude and
vl"i"us attack upon to courts. even II
II w"r" temporarily eurt "ssfUl would
Inevitably In tn" md cause "a violent
reaction and p."uld band rla" great
mass Of titlzrns together. forcing them
to stand hy all the Judges. competent
and incompetent nike. rather than to
500 tho wh""ts 1t Justice stopped
The wIEyworkere. the w"rkjnGmon.
the lahoring men "f tn" country by the
Way IN which they r"pudiat"i the "f-
fort To- get them to cast their votes in
response TO an appeal to class hatred
have emphasized their sound patriotism
and Amcricanism Such an attitude
Is an object lesson In good citizenship to
the entire nation,
Judicial System Sound.
our judicial system is sound and
effective at core. and 1t remains,
and must ever he maintained. MS
the safeguard OF those principles of lib
erty and justice which stand at the
foundation of American Institutions; for.
os Burke finely said, when liberty and
Justice nre separated, neither Is safe.
There are. however. some members OF
ihc judicial body who have Jagged be-
hind In their understanding of these
great and vital changes in the body
nolitIc. whose minds have never been
opened to the new applications of the old
nrincIples made necessary by the new
conditions. Judges OF this stamp do last
ing harm by their decisions. because they
convince poor men in need OF protection
that the courts of the land are pro-
foundly ignorant OF and out Of sympathy
with their needs, and profoundly ignorant
or hostile to any proposed remedy. TO
such men 1t seems cruel mockery 10
have any court decide against them on
the ground that 1t desires to preserve
..liberty" In n purely technical form, oy
withholding liberty In any real and con-
structive sense
There are certain decisions by various
courts which have been exceedingly det-
rlmeutal to the rights of wage-workers.
This is true of all decisions that decide
that men are, by the constitution guar
,,ntccd their liberty" to contract to enter
:, dangerous occupation. or to work an
undesirable or improper number OF nours,
or 10 work in unhealthy surrouhoinss,
,na therefore cannot recover nahH'seS
v,hcn MANNED in that occupation ana
cannu be forbidden TO work what .lie
.la,i,lns Ia nh EXCESSIVE NUM-