The Rich Hill tribune., 1910-01-06

excite wave O. syupzfhetlc enIhrEl-
asm for him. which uuuld carry TIE
delegates on their feet. and result in
his reelection
That his long lezdership. and this
apparent impossihility 10 al his place
has gene 20 his head. and made hiu
imagine that he is much greater a nan
than he really Is. Is undoubtedly tha
case and accounts fcr the tactics he
has adopted Ia dealing with questions
befoTe congress. where be has uzaeces-
sartly antaguniEed men 10 whom or
ERniEeo labor Uust look for recogu5-
tiou Of thsir demands. and where labor
measures are often opposed on account
OK this very antagunlsul. which would
Otherwise rsceive support.
There IS no duubt bat What ersaa-
izes iabor In thia country ssouis be
NAch stronger aith 4 lea5er who was
more IN touch with conditions as thsy
actually exist, and who Wolid bring tu
the mont The new pciicies which orEzu-
lied labor mEst adopt II IL expects %
even maintain its present standing. 20
say nothing of making future progress
We qlute portions o. azuthgr article
reprint from the same labor paper.
U'rEanired labor through its lead.
ere, must recognize the mistakes og the
2si u they expect 10 perpetuate tkelr
Organizations og 10 develop the move
Ieug which they head No movement
no crE4niEzuCn. no uEtioa can deveicp
teyCnd the iutei,octs which guide
these organizations. and N the leaders
are dominated hy a selfish motive the
organization wil become tinEe1 With
a spirit of selEahEess. which has never
g ppealed 70 mankind 81 zny SAX q
uie az any time since history began
Il can be said tn exten uatlcn % Ger /
tain leaders % organized labor that
The pTecarious position which they 90
cEpY as leaders has had a tendency 70
cause them 20 lose sight q The object
bchind the organization. The natural
instinct Ia uaE for poWcr and pcslriuu
j. 10 no small measure respOuslble for
ne mistakes Of he leaders. not nsces-
saTly IN labor ullhus alone. bls in
every hranch % Eoc.ety. Thts defirt
Tor power and leadership ard personal
ACKNOWLEDGMENT causes ulan pho have
beth earnest and sinccrc 40 their e.
forts Ia the Gtari 10 8ttrriorate tnta
mere politicians whose even act ara
stieranes ls tlnged witn ire csairc
20 cater 10 the haEsr passions % tAe
'Nofkina r-alcrity iR tkp societies o.
and this Is Uudoabgttiy
true uhca sqpas4 60 t4e prrsept lead
era oi tie ftdeIatloa of L-shcf. We
ihc fc3fratluu 90 Labor par
.iesiaFlF ln this article. because that !
'FganiEAuOu Is the oniy erganlEatien I
N lahcr ahleh has Yrt foana itsslf ,n
street opFcsiuon % thN iaaa % tire
ans. lleTe are cthsr CrsaniEagtoas 81 I
aboT whose leaders have made riiB-
Akrs, bai thfy have Aiuays krpl ihc1n- I
F5ftts and thclr CEgaEigaIiurs within I
Ne tc1nas cf tnr lau aIa respecled /
% ilgha Ol eVerg othtg Ulan in coa.
.taertuE ne riFhgs a. themselves and I
htir constituency. whereas. tns rrctto 4
y ire FsderGticn is ilEt the reverse. I
,nd unltss she lea1cts couinra ghan. 4
tlves aEG thcir orsaulaatioa in scoord. f
-nce via teV lass 81 the aHd the .
taltra le4 TIE crEtatclliCZ ltaeL .
nEsi Dc ttsirieEratct aHt PASS into .
.hiugys Tor tR Amcflca she ccmmon 4
rnso 81 mankind Al erFE'cnad s1 q I
.rtzter eAfent s1sn tu ans 0lhtr ration
% ne c2rth. ana ihR pssTin VIC are
aa s2art az last rvHovt in ghss country. 4
sih never alioe any syNtTw t1 tavel1a
n teis tCagtry walsh acrs rot weag
siih The aEVguYal cf the matcrigy cs I.
Go ciliceus t ska cNlcsry
4hh wgst hase tcrced uscf apoa 1
hC leaecm cf shp fe4enagsan 81 shss \
ime. 20 % has uot ih5 Aatcrs raasg
~ cl,n,lnairt. The CrEanlsation which
hey tcaa h2H tCne maay marlforlnaa
atues @ times p2s5 sad iht peogle are
lp age rvEiy and ui.Hne ga atkuoah
tge the hcaE1ts uhlch thair e1orts
ave trQlitti 90 their CONSTITUENCIES ~
pGQ.V. tst az tke Freseas llme mhGe I
fsaalsaiiQas in Eeaerat. ana iha Fef
fStfen Qt tah1F in raFticaar. sttaa
.ri9re ths bar q R4biic ecinlan. nav.
70 beer eonNictsa ~ tsitsbness ans
isPesstten 81 raie an ths peepla 81
~ eSentrl IA tee lRtsreas ~ tts fe,s.
ne peqple AFe pAlisns Au4 awaiting q l