Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-17

would not spply when no labor dis
pt t.s exis ed; and that in 20 case shall
an Injunction be issued when their exists
9 remedy by the ordinary process OF law;
and which act shall provide that 10 the
the procedure for the punishment OF
cost mrt of court the party cited for
contempt shsl, when such contempt
was not COMM I'd in the actual pres
ence of the court, be ert tied to trial
By jury.
1--WE pledge the republican party 10
the enactment OF an amendment extend
ing the existing eight-hour law to all
government employees and to all workers.
whltl employed by contract or sub
contract, or doing work Tor or on behalf
OF the federal government.
eve pledl the republican pSrt5 to
the enactment of law by Cong ress, as
fer as the federal jurisdiction extends,
for q general employers liability aot for
ipjur1 to body or loss of life OF employees.
1--WE pledge the republican psrty ID
the enactment OF a law 10 the extent OF
federal jurisdiction granting women
suffrage and to submit situlional
amendment for ratification to the 1t tee
for the absolute suffrage OF women CO.
equal with meu.
1--WE pledge the republican party to
the enactment of law creating q de-
partmept of labor separate from any ex-
listing department, with a secIet.ry at
it's head having a seat in the presidents
cabinet.
"We pledge the republican psriy to
the enat tment of law for the creation
of . federal bureau of mines and mining,
prefersbly under the proposed depart
men, of labor, and the appropriation OF
sufficient funds to throughly investigate
the cause, so that regulations may be
commenced and enac!ei which will
event the terrible manning and loss
OF life In the mines.
awe pledge the republican plrty 10
the elaclmeit of law for the establish
nett of United stues goyernmet
postal savings banks"
President g ,mpsrs presented his re s.
olutions 10 p,rion t. the subcommittee
In the room 1t the Annex Hotel. 10
his speech be HIT d that il the labor
unions we're destroyed, If they we're to
DO tres I'd "on tbs same plane as Grim
insl trusts and monopOlies" the result
might be revolution.
1--WE don't want to eat an employer IS
an appetizer bef re br,akfast { + as dessert
aft dinntr," be said, "but we
wal fair treatment and we are going to
have It. We ara net anarchists or de-
stroy,r, OF proper y. We don't repres-
ent that idea or thought"
senator Burrows called the convention
to trier at 12:l9r N.
The committee on rules today decided
against the resolution of j. Francis
Burke, of Pennsylvania. which would re-
dnce southern rtpreser stion by vote
Of rs 10 IL.
al will cary my 6ght to the flor OF
the convention" said Burke when he
arrived at the Coliseum.
The committee decided IN FAVOR 0iln'
creasing the representation Of New Mex
leo, ar IONA and Hawaii from two to
six delegates each.
A minority report will be submitted
to The convention in favor OF The Burke
resolution.
At l:l6 Sentt)r Fulton presented the
report OF the committee on credentisl.,
The rp r. was adopted seating all
delegates that we're placed on The tenn
porafy roll by The NJ cnll committee.
At l:l9 the committee on permanent
organization repcr,ed. Ii recommended
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, of MsssS-
chusetts, be chosen permanent chair
and that all of the othfr temporary Of
fcers be made permanent.
At 1875 Senator Lodge began his
speech as permsneut Chairman.
When Chairman Lodge ment oned
President Roosevelt's name there was a
demonstration lasting 40 minutes, all
q Temps u quiet 1t failing.