The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
|REDY ME- ETH0Ds;
|SECRET MALICE
40 Worked Through an
ElectricaI Union a Defama-
tory Resolution.
|elISST HIS OPPONENT
AND FAYORING HIMSELF
|1dsvit of the Secretary of the
Union Exposing the
Trick.
nv q. E. ARNEY.

-c,al TO The Tribune
60c aTELLo, Ida. Nov. 5.--Gover-
t, prady, like all men who work pol
{. NTH money, surrounds himself
4 ,eryiles who are obedient to his
/ snecies of his system of doing bust
{. Tas brought to light here vester-
! rhirb calls to mind similar trans
IN of which be was accused In the
,rSass of the Rexburg Standard
'mrh another of his agents. Mr.. VIII
Ieon for use in his direct primary
rnajrn against Barney O Neil.
a his instance NJ. +, Hughes, the
raqer Of his electric light plant IN
's}ello. did his bidding in a shady
nsction which ] am privileged tc
'osp by affidavit testimony Of more
A ordinary importance to the Idaho
a campaign lust drawing 10 close.
dy Hughes approached the president
f6e Machinists union OF this city
/ asked him to pass through his or
';zption a similar one to the resolu
i preseuted below. alleged TO have
n uassed BY the Electrical Workers
mi He is said to havo requested
Peterson TO call special meeting
adopt this resolution stating that
n would be worth 500 10 Governor
|dy, He is said 10 have asked Mr..
|e5son 10 address the unionists in
4 meeting on behalf of his chief. but
4 the special meeting and the re-
a to address them were denied; but
h,aehinists did accept 500 upon
ieh they banquetcd in this city FRI
evening.
Ige is a copy Of the resolution,
|ch was adopted by the International
,therhood of Electrical Workers IN
manner explained by the affidavit
oTing ii and which was the same
|rh be aimed TO procure at the hands
The machinists for the sum Of $100s
d The Resolution.
esolution adopted by Local Number
International Brotherhood OF Elec-
d Workers:
7hercas, Al the approaching election
Noyember s. at which time state and
MY officers and members Of the leg
fuYe are 10 be elected TO make and
cutc laws. ii behoovcs all OF the MEM
OF organized labor to look We'll 10
Abilitics and past performances OF
various candidates for office. TO the
That legislation which is not inimiCal
he best interests Of labor will be had
'hereas, Our present governor. the
! .James II. Brady. is an employer
anion labor is now and in the past
always been most friendly 10 our
e and interests, and in his present
PRlgn. both on the stump and i'm the
3. advocates. among other reforms,
e employers liability law that will
pei employers Of labor to care for all
Aoyees who through accident or age
ome incapacitatcd, TO the end that
will not in their extremity become
ds OF charity; and
'nsreas. His opponent, MIR. James II.
uey. has been guilty of the most
art betrayal Of organized labor. and
Traitor ranks second only 10 Judas
N,no' and Benedict Arnold; therefore.
szolyed, That Local No 449 of the
national Brotherhood OF Electrical
71ers OF Pocntello, Ida. denounces in
ntrongest possible terms this man
sley's candidacy and likewise his
lrnevy to the Western Federation of
ers. and calls upon all organized Ia
and their friends 10 vote and work
1nS, his election. that the state may
pared the disgrace and humiliat ton Of
9ng creature OF lIawley's caliber
lpylng this exalted position. ana that
tne people OF this state may know
lnlelligent organized labor refuses
Y mere nawns upon Eawlcv'S politi-
cness board; and be IL further
fsoiyed. That We indorse the candi-
OF Hon. James II. Brady for re-
'non' and We indorse his efforts in
nPoulidlng OF this state. and his ef-
IN iucthering the educational ad-
,'ages OF this state. as we believe
inc Greatest heritage we can give