The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-03

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iIinie iiaj upon cail. q
sTould have haye "a d ons;hRl % the
N the stisp nlsd IS
THE fact that tha gilaFantee ftinsI
would have been inadequate would
Ehaye aggE.aStl ted disorder ana M
pfeasea the rtia upoa those and either.
institutl ions. Nov what s tie res1tltp
SA5lI except one Of those ten hanks
reorened With prov sions for the pay
ment e their daposftofs III t1IG Las
ter, three other state institutions
CLOSED their doors which have since
Presumed business one hayi1,g pail
rs osftors ia fun and the two
ers hayi1 mad provisions for pay.
l:ment. Two tional hanks have IA L.
ed. but tae posters will he paid in.
full: The result IS that In the state
OF sseg york, Oh deposits IN an orr
banks and trust coInpanies ggregat.
ing 600, GOO the entlte loss Ia
depositors. despite the financial dis
turbanee q las ave amounted
since Ianisssy s05, period q.
fnearly four years to less than 5000
e 4 pplausesO
New that is our experience IN thel
great 3panl ing community which bore;
the sbrnnt Of the dithculties OF last
autumn! and taere5i rs no adequate raas
,s9nl.for departing from sound princis
piles and for I'M eeting Che principles
70 which I have efeErea In our hank.
Ing ssstems Nh efel Isl no sound reas
son ~ merely y 80 Ste tleyfcss5
the injecting q this INTO spresid entail
sesmpaig Applause:
Taft Friend Eef Labor.
Mr. Bryan makes other proposals
with regard to labor! 1t has been
said that Nj. Taft Is not d friend 81;
labor: That g q most unjust aecnsss
ton Taft IS q warmth atte;ll
mana = ta "a man In synfpa with every
Just demana Of labor n man most ds.
sirons 10 protect the interests 81 IA.
Dor. and TO nave an Immediate Iegtss
s;tive reform which viii be in the in
3terests OF labor
When we come to consider the spro..
posal 9 that are made, what de we And:
Now Il Is very important for all work.
ingmen and others that there shsnIll
be no forced order made without al
proper bearing sis fmpo ifant that
there should. be arleqlate opportunitYi
for consi Iteration and hearing Of both
sides, and q perfectly fair aeterminas
ton by the court in. the interests 81
Justice and in accordance with tho
fundame entail princip pies Of our institus
stioasi That IS not peculiarly a labor
question: That5is a question OF secllrs
Ing the utmost fairness I'm our court
proc edure
The Replbl lean platform leelares
for otiee in initincti ion cases before
orders are issued, wherever III the
nature of things that can fossibiy 9be1
things that can possibly BE Given. I'd
declares for q fair portunity for AM
to be heard, in industrial disputes as
.SSellsas any other Disputes, before any
order is mad Z. We don't want any
SNAP Judgment on workingmen. We
don't want any Iinjunctiy We orb er grant
ed eSpafte e want tile most thof.
iough consid efati lon, and Tie gTnre
itnoniops the dispute the more tense
the situation, the more INN ortant IL
is that there should be delIbe ion.
candid argllment a fair hearing ana
Impartial ietefminat iohs Anl when
We come TO consider the mode Of trial
in II asses where persons are charged
with ontempt Of court again we dean
not simply with luestto ions rel ating tof
5tnanstFia dispute but with qpestioas
relating to an disputes. The question
simply is swlle her It Is III the interest
OF the proper administr don Of Justice
tc inject Jury trial between the Or
der made. after careful consideration
after hearing after determinat lion and
|disobedienee to thar order and punish:
ment therefor
Nov What borins men want more
than anything else Is absolute i1npars
ttaiity (Gfeat applausei Our instts
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