Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-14
UNION MEN LAUD
EX-SEN. SMITH IN
REPLY TO ATTACK
Star Employees, in Resolution,
Brand VenomOus Socialist
0utp0uring as Untrue.

Employees of the Morning and Eve
ming Star. representing the chapels Of
different labor unions, have passed
resolutions condemning the contents Of
a pamphlet which wac recently circu-
lated and which is ~purported to have
come from the Socialist party. The
pamphlet expresses rabid opposition
u the election of former United
States senator James Smith, tr.,
TO succeed John Kean, and is
signed Secretary Socialist Party, 81
William street. Orange, n. J." II Is
libelous to the Utmost extent, reoks
with falsehood and contains state
ments which can be easily disproved
by a scrutiny of the senate records OF
the time when Mr.. Smith served In tho
United States Senate. The circular
also demands that the Morning and
Evening ( ana their employees DO
boycotted, and to this the man en-
ployed on The star object. The resolu-
ton reads as follows:
Whereas, There has recently been
issued and given public circulation a
pamphlet purporting to come from the
Socialist party. with o~ces at 90 VIII
liam street Orange. N. J.; and
Whereas. Some of the statements
therein contained are harmful to or
ganized labor, Injurious to the under
signed and unfair to our employer. the
Honorable James Smith. IT.; now.
therefore. be 1t
oun II As Untrue.
Resolved, BY the undersigned. con-
stituting the cbapels of the respective
labor Unions employed BY the said
James Smith, Jr.. OF the Newark Morn
Ing and Evening Stars, hut we de-
nounce the said pam hlet az iHtemper-
ate in tone. untrue In fact. vicious In
its plea for a boycott and false AZ a
guide to orderly conduct and TO the
obser 49, of and respect for the law;
and be II further
Resolved, That we hereby express
our appreciation of the unfaiiIng fair
ness of our employer, James Smith.
IT., toward organized labor. and es-
pecially toward the undersigned, who
have come in direct contact with him.
He has treated US always with a Just
ness that might well be taken as a high
standard for other employers to follow.
We further express our confidence in
his integrity and our pride In his
ability and his commanding position
In the financial. commercial and
political affairs OF the State and nation
BY experience and fitness he Ia well
qualified to represent our State in the
Federal Senate and If chosen to that
high office our States interests will be
safeguarded and labor will be honor
ably and Justly represented"
These Are the signers.
The resolution is signed as follows:
STEREOTYPERS' UNION. NO. Is.
Evening sta Chapel. Hugh Marley.
Chairman.
WEB PREssMEN's UNION. NO. 8.
Evening Sta Chapel. Louis r. MAJ
gei. Chairman.
FRANK A. CONERY. Member OF
Local No. 100, 1. b. q. w. Electrician
on Morning and Evening Stsra
L. BAUMAN. Member OF United
brotherhood OF Carpenters, Carpenter
on Morning and Evening Stars.
JOHN w. DOBBINs. Secretary Eve
ming Star Chapel Composing Rooms.
edward II. Ashton voted mo" and
was permitted to be 80 r~ecorded.)'
FRANK DORSEY. Member of Local
No. 55, Stationary Firemen, Fireman
on Evening Star.
MAIL DELIVERER6 AND DRIVERS
UNION. DISTRICT 6S. LOCAL s4ea.
I. Rosenbaum, Chairman Evening
Star Chapel.
MAILERs' UNION. NO. II. Augustus
Dllley, Chairman Evening Star
Chapel.
PHOTO-ENGRAVING DEPART
MENT, Emil M. Lorogian, Chairman
Morning and Evening Star Chapels.
MAILERS' UNION, NO. II. John Scho-
field, Chapel Chairman Morning Star.
WEB PRESSMEN'S UNION. NO. 8.
Hugh Caldwell, Chairman OF Morn
ing Sta Chapel.
WILLIAM PRICE. Member of Sta
tionary Tiremen. Local No. IS. Fire
man on Morning Star.
MAIL DELIVERIES AND DRIVERS
UNION, DISTRICT 68. LOCAL NO.
9463, Arthur j. Heyner. Chapel Chair
man Morning Star.
WILLIAM II. HACKETT, Chapel
Chairman Morning star Composing
Rooms.
Respectfully submitted,