The Detroit times., 1908-07-14
Mr. Van Cleave Did
\ Not Go On To Denver,
But Mr.. Gompers Did
Organized Labor May Consider
This Fact When the Time Comes
to vote--To Vote TOGETHER
Or Better Not Az All.

HE Or Better Not AZ ALL And having determined which
Of these parties through Its plat
sympathy them and the concerned in
their welfare will their full strength toward the
suceess partya
N Or will they. party before principle and
)gote the way their fathers used TOP
~ The position always that organized
abor would be whole lot off If it would as marches
ION Labor Day.
Divided any purpose of unonism
pc destroyed and its power lost.
With labor going polls divided nothing be
phed the humiliation of labor itself the though
AN army o guns upon itself
What would do itself with bullets organized labor
~ doing itself with ballots when from the ranks at cross
purposes.
EI In ORGANIZED labor only hope workngman
for what he produces for equal recognition
with capital for general fair play all around
In DISCRIMINATION lies the hope of the selfish and
Bearing employer unfrendy political parties and likewise
capital
platforms laboring should be
tquick of the adopted in Denver
In their great demand of the present day is met
IS In the Chicago platform it is repudiated
Gompers president of American Federation of
organization pleaded earnestly the Repub
lean for positive declaration in the parts platform
against injunction the continued abuse of the in
Function laws
He submitted plank drawn in his words as com
rsing labor and thrown bodily
N Mr.. Gompers plank SAID SOMETHING and that would
Fnever do
Gompers anti-nuncion plank was
handed over o the official word jugglers.
platform with regard to
the injunction nothing less than subteuge n
the hope of dceving the mighty OF voters represented
Chicago by Mr.. Gompers
very pertly branded plank happy thought"
puporting promise relief from misuse of the
injunction plank practically pledge of faith the
law despite flexible and manysided
I Interpretation.
q Mr.. Gompers folded his tentan Denver
Here he found pleading again behalf of the great ma
The voice of union labor heard and plank
lin the Democratic platform which SAYS SOMETHING and
ihdEANS SOMETHING
The injunction admitted and its threatening
s recognized
The party repedges its faith in the
United States fatty plainly and unequvocay that this
law SHOULD BE MODIFIED and promises do in
lPower
~ Which way VOTE TOGETHER these
kwo platforms considered on this point alone?
N may ask why Republican to
hrckery grant demands of union labor7
III Because gentle there Chicago by the name
f VanCeve representing powerful organization known the
National Manucers association representing interests FROM
(which campaign contributions the Republican party
He opposed antnuneon plank from the drop of the hat
That why Mr. submitted thrown and
why the did dare declare point blank behalf of labor
Mr.. VanCleave did 60 Denver.
probability got wanted in Chicago
IN plank that supposed have been inserted in the Republican
platform in behalf Of labor.
Mr. VanCleave satisfied for the capitalists he
after having opposed antnuncon plank and fighting tooth
and nail union labor ndorse platform?
Would be possible both and the avowed
Y enemies of unonism in the platform plank?
"a No. Mr. Union Man.
sN Mr.. Gompers had 60 Denver.
He leader and you will have follow him there.
He what he being representative
II what he got he got for you
The Democratic should ticket going
vote with one of the old parties this fall
should be your
{vanCeave's party
Willing so
&
am the
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o browne
a going on.
OF in
ball decision the probably 8
Connolly political funeral
o Mr. campau 1t looks though the judge found the