The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-22

goes on to state that not only the
 zen ocrafie party promised . remedy, sdy that he already asked and of Con Ills words are. Labor,s rsprssenta- tn i've Th T1ahen went to. the peGiocratlic par tons It's own. It piedged its candi- dates for every office to those remedies
 which labor had already submitted to
 ..Ihe last sentence IT. this quotation
 indicates very definitely sthe specific
 remedies to which Mr. Gonpers under i'sal ssahds MT Bryan's party has pledged
 His statement now makes perfectly clear an important plank in the Bry- anite platform which has heretofore % Rlnsas psins if ssst ,son1e RsseI wSd S5
 advance and the legitimate asnirations
 platforms to iG Know ssgi preaisely lsaa WSa, VSst
 hopes zach hold out for. the improve
 aenI .!n or the eondltions of wage earners
 The plank reads as follaws: Cues. especially sl Tn c6nnectlon with indus trlat disputes. We dcent that~the par ties to all Judicial proceedlnRs should that iniunctions shodId rsct be issued in ny eases In which injunctions would not, ,i issue If no lndustFial dispute were z, This Is the plank which promises MT. Gompers asked Of Mir Bryan's arty. na,s. Tn actual fact t means absolutely be S oa n nfafnss no s H5 w a aT iSside sspie knowledge could foreteii' what its
 meaning would turn, out to be. for wouia we Id deciSe cGu,o ,n torsse s, nSW any judge plank apparently leaves each judge free to say wh en. he Issues an ipJunc- tian in 8 labor case. whether or not would Issue If labor were not involved. clear te hr. sompsEs. and lp pSisfiss his iets- 1t to mean. Ge asseFts that he has the requigite inside Knowledge. Eis fitassen fl @as nr as RrSsn MT RESan garty tfSr platfornll. pledged to those remedies congress. 6 I perfectly clsaf and def-
 Qaotes House Hili.
 The remedies. which Mir. 'Gompers has already submitted arc matters of record. and the -identl6catiion of his remedy against inIunctiong in labor remedy. is emb bodied in House bnl No. s 74. of, the first session ot the Sixtieth Congress, the complete text. of which bill as can De. see [! by. referring to complete text Is this. -a
 "First--After forbidding any Fed. for an injunctjon' in az: labor dispute except to prevent irrsparahle injury to property or property right. 1t spe- ctfically provides that no right F. kind. or at any parfictilar place, or at all, shall be construed. held, consid- cred or treated as property. or as con 'sssaE sscdRdR RrOPseszi PPsoSidsaE saEeta tast nothing agreed upon or done by two or more parties in oonneetion with labor dis as such unless. the thing agreed upon would be, unlawful If done by single
 'gThe hfil here described is not only the remedy that MT Gompers has. ai- ready submitted to Coflsreas,' but 1t is the one and only remedy which he and those sn3 assaciatsd with him in his pres they will accept in the. matter of hls grievance against the courts on the injunction issue.
 eration of Labor and Mir. Gompers. its President. are On record to this effect.
 At hearing before the House Com tss fsapas.l poE oS for rsS S hearIngsl. stated: W" sA0 p"se" least Ths two b ss.,Ss.s .ss seps'Ssrsa b. a. Council of that organizatione and unar1- imousiy approved It was considered by two Of its national c6Hyentions-- mously endorsed. In. tke face of many propositions to amend tt:: h the face of many proposed substitutes; in the ton Gf from 5hs Rss fs ss rss not so exalted. the oFgapfza ton has stood by. and is. today standing by this blii without amehdnaaats sgis
 this bill before the same committee on Feb. 2S, 1908, Gas appears from the printed hearings), went on record as Events have demonstrated clearly to my mind that there Is only one bill before the commtttee that can at all be effective to deal. with th.-} abuse. with fsif s sha peaPre 0s fiji huan rights and that the T hearings. al,n MT; GomgsEs states: will try to make my -osition clear that the American Federation of Labn- has so declared itself that 1t must insist rpon the principles Involved in slne best could. the position Of labor that,we would rather be compelled to bear the wrongs which we have for a to the establislInent ofea wrong prin- ciple believing and kpqwing that time would give the Justice and relief to whieh vItt sa lshor-the workinR. people--are
 
 Platform Tva@ue and Hazy."
 This btll then, and, none other, rep- resents exactly the relief that Mrp Gompers demands in the way of anti- statement in his letter is correct this bill represents what Mir. Bryan and his party are nledged to in the matter of anti-inJunction Legislation.
 lte platform may sound vague and hay, but there Is nothirl~ ya-.a and hay about this bill!
 Tt Is more than a biH; 1t is a pro kind. and If MT, Gompers is correct. this bill becomes. as 1t were, an ap- pendix to MT Bryan's platform or a form. -.
 Does MT. Bryan accept it as such?
 MT. Bryan should stGte publicly ,iple of this hin. which is the oficial program of MT. Gompers and those who stand with him. bat MT. Baryan's party has made this correct in this statemehtY
 "EttheT MT. Gompers Is mistaken as sed him in, this matter of anti-injunc- ] ioh legslatcB. or those wdo drafted E, party's platform. in ther, haste, aailed to make the promise sp clear thai [ precisely as MT. Gompers understood
 .Mr. Bryan failed In, hisi letter of # his party's platform So fas as 'ince.
 There should be such. discussion a 0 labor, but to all citizens alike. on question of such grave conscquence. he people are entitled 4> know where