The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-01-16

III A0IlO ~ JOOOl UIlIOu
There have it, fiat The simple any corporation
tool elevated to the federal bench by
must not be questioned If not do thing
no matter how legal the doing must not do
lest he be sent to JAIL not for doing illegal for dyng
court And the worker thus restrained by judicial
ecng his constitutional rights has, according Judge Wright
absolutely within his limited
1T is written says Judge Wright hat the
labor union and it's officers medde into daily
free and then continually crowd their authority upon his at
nt1on that lnsensiby he regard them
AFFAIRS the fact that he regards them authority
heed them because of his readiness yield autor
respect for authority that all authority respectable and
50 upon them he relies by them he is led
OF the unions deal with affairs
deeper than does the law What
the church, To be the union
that the law leaves free What Of its charge equally
of the church, The law leaves free
what he will but the union protng by experience
membership to purchasing where the benefits will be The
law leaves free to enjoy the pleasures of the waltz and
two-sep but the churcgeneray speaking
pious promenade And because the helps help
But the church. which greater
tons about the membewel what would Judge nict
way of punishment upon the priest or pastor brought before
The law hasb declares Judge Wright To
this dcum labor objects If
to refrain from giving to an Of the church
punishment why
jail like criminals for deciding amongst themselves that
they will not conenance support an enemy of their industrial
progress? If individual proclaim
patronize certain firm that certain firm unfair to him
privilege a obgaton Judge
labor hreshed but which Judge
by his of
who dared claim what their foefathe
fought for hemibey of thought and speech Judge
Wright rs So and To- it becomes the law Of the land with
legislative executive sanction and
bed the desperate who dare question the legality of the
judge gemade law
Judge Wright again light upon
incapable of for their
own interests
Says authority Of law Il lead you by the truth the
Il lie Says Il stand for the obligations OF
yours Il contracts,
though Says 4 for laws the other ! un-
of misrepresentation
us Of downright falsehood that paragraph than
will find other paragraph OF similar length any
ldcal decree issued from the federal bench
sody for the solemn obligations OF contract
will history written and unwritten proves
that violated by organized labor dozen nave
violated The
disciplined by those auhorlty the
hailed by the daily and by
the Pay employer who has
the xacng and unreasonable demands OF damn
able labor trust
staunchy for the OF
land than the who eat their
the records of the war FUR
The who bore the brun IN those wars
other for freedom and huamnywere the me-
the plowboys, the clerks the artisans AND Whe 1nese
sacrifices the
who loud and long about the
acy selling shoddy
goods for the soldiers doped
rackng the nations blood
wringng profit from the tears of wives and mothers and
sweethearts
i O. the appalling ignorance presumption Of
Wright! that with such the fed
themselves than claimed
sultan that organized labor raises voice OF
warming wonder that thoughtful who
dollars realize the danger that threatens
liberties the shape of federal Judiciary appointed fol
life and answerable only to its conscience?
who silent in the face
of the
by system fraugh with much danger the republic
%