The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-08-07


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~~.rnssnn. .HnmN,uu~uuuvuu.uu~ Il
~ should use bis influence this a.
lirytn = election. This was becn -
Democrats ~ Denver gave the
people an hnii'ihiunction plank On ID.
more satisfactory than tho anti.in
ton plank Of the Chicago convent
As matter Of fact n council OF IN
Leaders and 81 farmers, who met
Washington during April directed Al
Gompcrs 10 60 ahead and get the mod
he conld out Of the political partic
and the council also voted in favor Oh
going into politics These things
seems TO have been overlooked in the
storm OF criticism that has been piled
on the head OF Mr.. Gompers since he
announced his position. But undoubt-
edly there are many prominent labor
leaders against committing the or
ganlzation to the Democratic party
TINS year, antl'inJunction or no anti
injunction, ana any such movement
VIII not be accepted with anything
IKE unanlmity by union laborers or
many states.
me hepnoIicans, OF course, are com
oattiug tnls D,yanite movement among :
IaooretS anu they hiresuy nave strong
men at "orh 10 Keep lhe iaporihg men
as JUS Jo'neu ens IN
mon ana honooFortb tho r'' ..D;ii ~
mn that ora,r;zod Iahar -. ~. s.
anobt IN ;n;ure tho ebarons of oo ae
their owp mon gatt;ng ;nto 40 Whita
House In tb;s Taft is fo,,ov;rg IN
the footstens of President Roosaya,t
who. very soon after he became CHIEF
Executive. ioined the brotberbood If
Locomotives fremen
While IL is donhtful vbether Mr.
Gompers can swing nv his own efforts
any considerable following of Labor 70
the Rrvan standard II IL 70 he borne
in mind that be 10 acting within tha
authority Of the council Of tba Federa.
tion and that a vigorous camnaign will.
no woged inside tbe Labor orga r;7ot i'<ls
IN helm Rrvan IN tbe utmost tbis y
The success Il meets with win mr.
blv he more annarent along in SEM
her and October than II is now.
that time the labor leaders will M
fouqht ont their differences The
oanization is nermeated with men w
are. in one way or another. tied NJ
to the marty in mower One can ney
tell nj first blush what the general ser
timcnt of the American Federation
nv the words of the men who rush inf
mint about y. given issue Az mid
over 75 Nor cent Of oroanized lahoV,
yo+os With tbo Damoorots foo+ AZ,
tabl;sbsd nv tbo careful observation al
noIit;cians extending ovar n nrmber IN
Years which ;s vol worth hear;na in
m;nd dnr;nn oil, tbo brIIoholoo th;s
year over Tho labor vote
Tbon of ovon MORO ;unortoroo 20
the narties than the union labor vote
! 10 +ba vote of tbs non.un;or lohorar.
all over the Northern states These
mon ont,nmber hv far tbe ,,nion 1ahor.
ers Tbev comnrise hundreds Of tbo,-
sands of workers in mills and factories
and are n very Intelligent class of mon
| A large contingent Of these non.nnion
Iaborers have been stauncb believers i'm
the doctrine of protection and have
accordingly stood bv the Renublicon
marty in the last three President;oJ
formations. Will tbev continue On to
do tb;s yeorq Strong orgumen+s loro
ho;na ojyonooa hy tba Pon,,hraa,
manaoement 70 that end-tbe necess;ty
FOR restor;no oonedoroo &c ron;5Ir ~,
Enoss;hIe On fbot tbe footor;os 80 AZ
mills will start oao;r tl,a 49, - AZ
merehants and man,f.ot,,ra rs'as ~ Inu
for Taft,s election in nrefersnca ~
Rrvan;s wb;oh tba Reprhlioons 30
cIa;m;ng would fnrtbar ,,nsattIa h,,s;
ness and defar tho da,, ,yben tha 49,
amnloved cn,ld aat haol, ~ 'n .i.
Tbese argnments win notnraIIv hara
oro.t ,,,n;aht In a. 49,,
Sioyed and also ,,;th tba arwn - 1oni,
ars who oro ar,,,,ova5 al, ~. IN
time and whose savinas honi, aooo rnS
have haan denIotaa Is tha atso"as,,s
last fe,v rnontbs - 'n' e'ie''i VI
AZ mottar of Goa, - e o,..
anns;na somat;,as 90 go a. amos, sros
dom ,vitb mh;oh nol;.;o;nU .a ,ue IT..
,,;,,, .ha 49,, . .aiA aoou'
\ beans IN n,;nd tha ;sto ia, "nea o tt,e
wi ;nnnan of thosa Sn,is nj, VI sne
nrnbahiy tho hast reod aas 20 i aiey. are
a,,,, s;a ,nu la eiass' u
; ans asmae;ai,n oouy VI Aheriean civ
i;t;ao, e eS ;a,:s On eeon i anu po-