The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-11

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am an hunprsTy n-tni-r - union
II Wcr- a Nagr work-r I should certainly .
JON uniuu Prolonged applause
hut - hen v - 10 l Nuuld rvm-rul-r that
/ So an American Citizen first ncle
nam c"fns- - ~" top - everything !
would certainty JOIN a union In our
modern industrial system 'hs union 10
Just a. ut-,'"z=aTy A. the corporation and
~ the modsrn field - industriall-fn u -
Hftsn au absolute n~c~--Ity that there
shall h. collective bargaining Nv the .tn- .
plpyc-- and such culiss'tiv- BARGAINING - .
uut on - the many benefits conferred by .
wisely and honestly organized unlon .
that acts properly
IL o.. 81 oburss an outrage 10 force n
man To- JOIN "A union Just ~ " - an outrage
tn take part IN 81 encourage or tolerate .
N" sp-Called secondary boycott hut 70
~ not less an outrage to di-crimlnat.
against hIm h-Caus" ne wished 20 have
union or "a refli>~ 10 deal with a union
when organized
The union has the same right 20 exist
that the corporation has NJ Roosevelt
dsClarsd hotly. and " ~ a. unfai" to re- b,
f'i-'' to deal with u a. ~ - To Refuse 20 deal
with the corporation Nv friends ON
the sIis Of Jaw and order YOU cannot get
"A proper respect for the Law until YOU
show a proper respect ~ the other side
show your willingness to give the union
10 full rights and you will be all the
stronger when you set your face as set
mine. against the union when u - guilty
OF wrong ~ that once law and order
have been obtaInc 1 u becomes your duty,
YOU, the reppl". through your municipal
ar tnrOuEh y.u- state officers to- INSIST
first = all upon a thorough investigation
~ ,pnu"t.nt and disintar-sted author
lilies y no will pat before uS suthoritRuvely
ali the ugAt- and all the wrongs on hoth
sides
The p"oplc = Columbus we're adv I-ed
70 find out their facts TO find uut what
the corporation mas done and II ~ - wrong
To decide against u Tomorrow there
night b." disorder. the Colonel feared
and then there would h. an opportunity I
Of putting m effect such doctrines - NJ
Roosevelt eXpOund"d
See 20 ~ that e.ary s~oundrsl who
sesN- To br'ltally assault any man ~ pun
I-hed. with the appreciation ~ every good
citizen. We're has parting words -frOwn
on the law less and disorderly 1aSe
these two positions and YOU will have de ,
',,rvsd well not only - the city 81 Co
lumbgS q the state o; OHIO. hut - the
people ~ the great republic IN which We
Mr. Roosevelt was hallad a. all sorts Of
: hingS after thI- y 'uCh "" was IerEpinng :
and "Ncifed bacaus" h" worked hArd To
drive hts points and To max" the Ohioan-
feel that he meant fI-t hat h" had said. Z
I nor" was a rlI-n for the train and Column
hus vas lsft To ponder upon thu solution
- this great problem :
Along the road from Columbus to Z
Pitt-hurg the train stopped several TUNES
The COl,n"i spoke briefly AZ St'uh"nyila
At Lonfon a smart young man handed
him big -tIcx and made him stand while =
he photographed tn" Colon" and hi-
'avnrf" weapon Big 'rowds came to
the station to meet MIN everywhrr"
In Ptt-bu-g Mir Roosevelt and his &
PARTY dined AZ tho Fort PITT smoky Citv a
Folks WhOpp'-i u along the -tre'.t- and 1
mob waited fOr him o'Itzit" th" hDtel.
While he vas eating Thousands e Pitts
burgers stood ~ the entrances - ENpO-i- e.
,IJn Hall where tn" ColCn. spoke to- night Il
10 IN. overflow crowd and then he t-lked h
about corporations aud civic honesty and q
crooked politics before a huge audi"no" T.
inside
Mr. Roosevelr aft for New York at II u
D clock tonight n. - du. IA Jersey city /,
At els 4. VI to-morrov. The trip - h
over 4
Pt,sburg topped on Mr Roo-nvet'- r,
our with a big reception wherever the n
olon"l went The streets were janm"d n
SI'h a holida" crowd. and the police had z
iifictIity ~ holding the mob hack ~ tn. -"
-oJs.- which had been stretched along the >
horOTghfare that the Colonel trAy-rs~d I.
In the Auditorium there were 1000 h
Dersons The exposition authorities had !,
q dump hundreds Of visitors out into IN. Z,
treei- becau~@ they did not have room n
Hanging from the proscenium arch ~ ~
he stage. where ~ PittsbuTgers lat n
sH- q great map bsarIng the inscription
From Africa 20 Ptisburg II defined
he course - Mr. Roo-~veIts wanderIngs 70
u IN" Wav from khartum 20 New York ..
Cheyenne and other cities AC- Y
'ortiin2 To- the exposition map. he stopped
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