The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.

| lnioal agitation agalnst the railroads, but
| their operations had been desultory and
dsoTganlsed. and until the big meeting in
this city on sunday very few were dlsposed
! to attach any great Importance to the move
ment Atch son employees. for instanc-.
had circulated q petition requesting publ
/ Officers 60 give the railroads a square deal
and something Of the same kind had been
done nv employees of the Rock Island
This was several weeks ago Since that
/ time the movement had seemed 10 be peter
inE out There wac aCCordingly great SUI
prise IN Wall Street Yesterday when n bs-
came known that delegates homecoming
he four big organizations Of railroad en-
ployees on all tho slXty-three roads east
of the Mississippi had unanimously vote,I
to combine with railroad mana gers Va move
men's 10 secure Increases OF rates
some P-opl. who normally take q broad
gauge Wow Of things considered It was Of
tha greatest market importance that labor
union men had nnally for the first tims
allied themselves closslv with their em-
ployeTs IN hig econornic and political
question. This circumstance. they though.
transcribed m Importance he direct hear
ING at tho alliance on tho railroad rate uuc--
ton alone. and Ihev Called attention 20
expressions such a. these uttered by Union
leaders On sunday We RECOGNIZES thut
pay wages II is the right Uf The EN-
rloyse TO assist q fair employer Il Is no
eNhonre Of weakness FOR him to dennaEd
fair returns on railroad INV rsttnenis Tor
On those r",urns depend hts own wage
show he same real and pefstsienre IA
getting Justice meted 20 The railroad. that
you showed In getting justice to Yourselves
There will To ~"nethtng dong then IT,
Justice Tor the roads NC Sanl. Lets g"'
busy.
lhese and oIher remarks 10 tho same
r'lrpOrt displAycd qUil- a. .tuAingly -
di the rrsulut,on. adopted by the ,un
N"nii"n COMM EnitE ~ interest 'lDs"r
than ha, h.ioH besn shown 10 eyst 10.
tN-sn empi5tsr- aud employees -in,~
iGe anti, uruoTatiuu Aguation began
h-refure Nsr, few Hua.rt from tho han'tuAl
iear- Wrr" d,-po~-d To- dtsag'se with he
s'inming ~ 81 President Leo n: The Brofhsr-
hood 81 Ra'lNs, Ira.nn~n The roe .lts
aTcr tins ,apuAl aud !alor viii - -
in' a 'ulahIe good
Ia. market oren-i Nrrrour any -.
markAhle ,igor. hut steadily gained strength
tho meaning Of the action of ne union
men Nas more and more considered load
my often a~~ept ed as a speculative medium
ru matters affecting railroads - a whole.
l-'l tho adv An'e and gained most GecbedIv
an me dAv, but strength Was 'uits uniform
ntnong he other railroad sto-ks with niol
""' a. '"nsp"" ""s u. any " VIC
nc ~en'U "''-as"E .''nA" " 'r
nohl h"rNe, Na- Hso 'utthc' H'm"'A'"l
by the new development
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hont- n.,,. ,.n,~,I o,tts ahi,i,y ~ The
railroads - sell new '~s'ss and A. ordinSN
revival IN the steel trade. which has bean
hur' hN d"'rea.- W. 'isn@@- FROM ne
railroads ln"r" man ~ All othsr de'"'on-
ments 'oti'hinrf Nes'erdAy there "--
announced me sale ~ Mon 'ar'0" h"'d'
10 The amount 81 w" ~ u Nas Er"h-
ahiv purely ,"in~den'e 'hai me -ale
followed ~'o~slV ne action oi rho repre-
ssntEtNe~ 81 union labor Ns' IN the bond
house, this alton Nas a. well Te' ei'sd
a. el~evhers, and u WAS believed that the Z
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Tho S.SD.Pp mon PArm" honfs N~re
sold ahroad u ~a- ~" 0rs' Foreign -hle
~ r'tlr"1d honhs ~ anr "on>sn nsh"s ~ha'-
"Vsr tin" IN" "naTfm"n' 81 ~" Nlm ~.
rail"n> Ahr"ad lac '"s' spF'ne ana ne
beginning ~ nc '"n'r"Nef-' over ra'T""d
rates
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