Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1908-12-08

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Labor Leaders Criticized.
At the last election certain leaders Of
organized labor made violent and
sweeping attack upon the entire judi
ciary OF the country. an attack couched
In such terms as to include the most
upright honest and broad minded
judges. no less than those of narrower
mind and more restricted outlook.
Last year before the house COM
mlttee on judiciary, these same
labor leaders formulated their de-
mands. specifying the bill that
contained them. refusing all compro-
mise. ,tatfnR they wished the principle
OF that bin or nothing. They insisted
on a provision that in a labor dispute
ntnnHttOn should
protect a property right and speciacal-
iy provided that the right to carry ON
business should not be construed as a
property right; and in a second provis-
ion their bill made legal in a labor dis
pute any act or agreement by or he
tween two or more persons that would
NOT have been unlavful AZ done NV a
sin Gle person. In other words. this hin
l,~allzed blaclSlisting and bovcottin9
in every form. legnlizing for instance
those forms OF the secondary boycott
rhieh the anthracite coal strike CONF
mission so unreservedly condemned:
while the right to carry on n business
was explicitly taken out from under
q at protection which the law throws
over property. The demand was made
trat there should be trial by Jury IN
contempt cases. thereby most seriously
lwnair ring the authority of the courts
Al TINS represented course OF policy
WH.ch' IT carried out would mean th'
'nJhronement OF class privilege in III
crudtst ana most brutal FORM and th'
5tructloh OF one OF the most essen
a. functions OF the judiciary in all civ
luztd lands.
me violence OF the crusade for thii
i,a @latloh ana lts complete fallure
| uiuNtIate Two truths Whlch II is essen
| Ilal our people should learn. In th'
hrSt place they ought TO teach th'
w hlHHHl"h' tne laporer' tne wage
worker that by demanding what Is i'm
| proper ana Impossible ne plays into th'
| hands OF ms toes. Such crude an'
Nlclous attack upon the courts even !
~ Were temporarily successful woulC
| iheNlmply IN the end cause violen
reacuon ana would band the grea
! mss OF cluzens together, forcing then
| 10 s'ahu py an the Judges competen
anu incompetent ahke' rather than q
| see tne Wheeis OF Jusuce stopped
| The wageworkers, the workingmen
the laboring men of the country by tn
! way In which they repudiated the ef
! tort TO get them TO cast their votes II
! response TO an appeal TO class hatred
! nave emphaslzeu thelr SOUND patrlotisn
anu AuieJlcahlsih' Such an atutud
is an OBJECT lesson In good citizenship Z
the enure nauon-
judicial System Sound.
| Our jtlliciaI system is sound an
effective at core. and II remains
and must ever Re maintained n
| the safeguard of those PRINCIPLES OF In
erty ana Justice which stand AT IN
| foundation OF American Institutions. 10,
/ as Rurlpe finely said when liberty an
4 Justice are separated neither is safe
| Tlaro are, however, some members a
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