Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-02

recognized and il they are going to
conform themselves and their future
work and actions in accordance there
to-"
Let the people remember that com
ment, THE Federation OF Labor in
particular stands before the bar Of
public opinion having been convicted
of selfishness and a disposition to rul'
all the people OF the country in The
interest of the few
The great 80 per cent of Americans
do not take kindly to the acts Of tyr
amy by these trust leaders openly de-
manding that all people bow down tc
the rules Of the Labor Trust and we
are treated to the humillating specta.
Gle Of our Congress n even the Chief
Executive entertaining these convicted
law-hreakers and listening with con
sideration to their insolent demands
thai the very laws b Changd to al
low them to safely carry or their plan
OF gaining control over the affairs OF
the people.
The sturdy workers OF America
have come TO know the truth about
these martyrs sacrificing themselves
in the noble cause OF labor" but it,
only the hysterical ones who swell NJ
ana cry over the aforesaid heroes
reminding one of the two romantic
elderly maids who. weeping copiously,
were discovered BY the old %janitor at
Mt. Vernon.
what il it ails YOU ladies?"
Taking the handkerchief from one
swollen red eye, between sobs she
said;
1850. ta... -. i.,rr e1xrara1 tha
memory of George Washington that
we feel it a privilege TO come mere
and weep at his tomb
"Yas'm. yas'm, yo' shore has a de-
sire to express yo' sympathy, but No
are Ovcrflowin' at de wrong spot, 20 l.
weepin' nj de ice house"
Don't get maudlin about law-break-
ers who must be punished II the very
existence of our people Is TO he main
tanned.
II you have any surplus sympathy
il can be extended to the honest work
ers who continue TO earn food wher
threatened and are frequently hurt
and sometimes killed before the courts
oait intervene 10 protest them.
Now the Labor Trust leaders de-
mand of Congress that the courts b.,
stripped of power To issue inJunctiont
to prevent them from assaulting OF
perhaps numbering men who dare
earn a living when ordered by the
Labor Trust 10 quite work.
Don't weep at the Ice House ane
don't permit any set of laW-breakers
TO bully courts. ii your voice anc
vote cum prevent. Re sure and write
your Representatives and Senators in
Congress asking them not TO vote foi
any measure to prevent the courts
from protecting homes, property anC
persons from attack by paid agents
of his great Labor u
Let every reader write. and write
.ow.
Don't sit silent and allow the organ
lied and paid men Of this great trust
TO force Congress to believe they rep
resent the great masses of the Ameri'
can pcoplc. SAY YOU say n let Noui
REPRESENTATIVES in Congress know thai
YOU do not van TO be governed under
new laws which would empower tbs
Labor Trust leaders with legal right
to tell you when to work Nher foi
whom At what price, What 70 buy
What not to buy Whom TO vote for
/ How much YOU shall pay per month
In fees 90 the Labor Trust etc. etc.
etc.
This power is now being demanded
by the passugc of laws in Congress
Tell your senators n representa-
uVcs plainly that % don't want then
To vote for any measure that viii al
low any set ct men either represent
ing Capital or Labor TO Govern ano
| dictate 20 the common people, wht
prefer 20 be free 30 go and come. work
I or not. aud vote for whom They please
Every mans liberty viii disappear
when thu leaders OF the great laboi
Trust or any other trust a ride
rough sh0d over people and mass then
forccs 10 prevent our courts from az
fording protection.
There's Treason"
C. W. POST, Battle Creek, Mich