The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-08-22


First with nnmxed
SURPRISE speech inunetlons IN particular ana the
reading the Journals synopsis OF 1ha ph am 10 h
conclusion that either ignorant OF labor history ana the
Injunction foolish undertake discussion
hold that the union ignorant
all what candidate for office says in advo
Quoting platforms approval of the measure
passed 1896 relating eontempts in federal
They say they bill passed the United
States senate in bill is to know
When platform Immediately letter to the
requesting hm to
send me copy might know just what
they meant platform received reply from this official
stating the of this bill all exhausted and he could
comply my To this day do not know what the
wants be honest with the
laborng did their platform the principle
involved this bill the people might know what they meant
pause think eonsecutvey for couple OF minutes
will doubtless object having your mental ability measured
the above quotation The mere fact that the eek
copies the particular bill proof that
people have informed themselves concerning that
proposed But had been onehaf as anxious as you
pretend to BILL would not have
been deferred by the inability OF the house aoeu @ r 70 .
vide with There are believe hles OF the
the University of Nebraska library
library and in the of several
men from TINS aistrlet am ons Moihs"'n' n"Ns nv =, T
deep knowledge of political history and economies but
trouble all informing myself the contents
particular Neither will who has brains enough to
index the Congressional Record and then turn to the
pases difficulty informing himself The bill
IN ,a QUESTION s " WHICH @ s . r mttS outside the presence of
the court trial The
the bill nearly unanimous that passed
although call the house immediately
revealed of including the repub
lican leaders of the senate.
This is the platform commenl which
bitterly and arcaseay assled by Judge Taft in
his speech of acceptance.
Representative You quoted the democratic plat
plank niunons should be issued in
in which nuneons would not issue no industrial dis
pa,e Involved and proceeded to
Every knows who is at all familiar with judicial procedure
This plank in their platform moth
such injunetion
issued except where it shown that irreparah injury will result
strenuousy object to having mental ability my know
edge of judicial procedure measured by the Pollard standard
hbted above from that Haveoek speech Mr.
Ta judicial record the contrary of statement
Judge Taft wh judge of the United States circuit
court IN 1894 issued an injunction that would not have been issued
for industrial dispute involved
organizer of the American Railway Union Acting under orders
from his union Phean Cincinnati Judge Taft home to
the employees the Cincinnati Southern railroad the fa
nous strike OF 1884 then being IN its infancy The OF
Southern applied Judge Taft for order
giving Phean hearing Judge Taft issued the order Phean
dgarded order continued his work He hereupon
contempt OF court eea" OF the then growing strike OF the Amer
Railway Union other roads, Judge Taft issued this order
able strike AMONG employees of railroad IN order to help
poyes railroad declared while Phean
Organize for the purpose OF promoting sympathetic strike In
other words had there been industrial dispute injunction
would have issued in this unwilling
admission inability to the real nwane OF these
prefer believe would admit
thick-and- thin supporter of the republican party
Representative Pollard then proceeded tell that
to secure the enactment OF Jaw povdng that no injunction shou
without hearing where rreparabe injury would fol
low delay and that where temporary injunction granted final
hearing should be had within five days heerfuly admit
would be good but when attribute failure of
bill the fact that there
city of Cleveland entirely much the Ignorance
of the of this The failure of other relief
asked for by organized labor be attributed
that did take place until after the
and when the failure of this the
strike merely convict yourself of species of demagog
that lily becomes a representative in
Representative Pollard the right of aboring