Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-01
A Roundup

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Since the Government authorities have begun to Round
10" few of who have long brought odium upon
the of honest labor have been urged by some editors to
publicly define the for my years newspaper cam
paign on the tyrannies of many Labor Union Leaders
Some endow colleges Other build libraries.
nreferred to devote to newspapers contributions toward
education warning the people protect themselves against the
greatest yrannca and dangerous trust this country has
SEEN
understood by the average citizen who
mediate slavery himself peacefully followed his pursuits
and bndy allowed the seseekng Labor Leaders to weave
their web stronger time Not word my entire
campaign has been uttered against peaceful trade associations
have only tried defend the several million honest and
awabdng workmen who protest against the bullying and
abuse Of those in power
No one seemed to sypatze with the thousand widows
and orphans Of the murdered while faithfully trying to
living under Gods permission but against the orders Of the
Labor Trust Sol tried to present their cause from time to
time
The healthy average citizen perhaps deserving
of least Of the inconvenience and loss put him from
strikes and other labor leaders tyranny reward for his in
difference.
knew years ago that the plan of this big labor
ultimately gain control every workman clerk and
Poye in The " S. including farm hands and government
ployes.
This has been partly accomplished localities then
followed acts which clearly show the intent
First harvest initiation fees sometimes up $4,000
each to "oin the union
Next monthly dues Say 81 10000 month in town with
10000 members at rs cents each.
Then the lash of the slave driver forth Orders to
strike what buy what not to buy; how to vote when
parade Ito show power and to contribute from the hardearned
pay envelope for strike benefits other forced denes
pending negotiations between crooked leaders % and crooked
employers who hire said leaders cali strikes competitive
jobs thus making the women tools kept idle while the chiefs
scrap forcontrol or bride money
One of the hardest strokes of the lash the money
from members to defend dynamiters uggers and murderer
when caught.
But let workman who pechance has been driven
into e unon dare to dobey one Of these orders and he
is
mittees
The slavery of the honest American wokngmau ptiab
when CLOSED shop full control obtained by the tyrannca
leaders.
Now, observe the plan of this gang govern men and
affairs.
Organize" every trade Insist closed shop Then
the Of numbers to induce government officials permit
organizing all government employees Some of the oath de-
Family" @' INC "l'H ''' 'n-i p''''D' 0HDi'' A'' anu
Then force Congressman pass antnjuncton laws pre-
vent courts from stopping proposed outrages
Force merchants hire only union" clerks and sell only
ab goods Use union funds to support smuggling and dyna
hitting crews to drive back the protesting ones or remove
them.
OF course, in carrying the plan for complete control
by the gang some caught
Whenever openly exposed the higher up immediate
y begin members protect the criminals and always
rush into print with loud and much mock sentiment about
he brotherhood of man. and the defense of the wage
with such play the sympathy the people they their
greed for fees and insane desire read their the
papers.
It would be hard the widows of the twenyone
murdered in the Los Angeles tragedy and hundreds of
OherS tna their husbands received beneht the
defense of the wage worker could they we'll understand
such working Of that particular brand of the brotherhood of
man" scheme.
Late have stripped the lambs coat from the body
the wolf and shown clearly the lying deceit horrible
portent underneath which have tried time and again
plain to the public
Men who preferred to work and support their families have
been waylaid Fingers chopped off, with the comforting
surance that now you set type you will Crow bars
and heavy weights dropped Fathers beaten uncon-
cous and many times crippled for life little homes blown up
and and many corpse brought the destitute family
These not Occasional cases. Such crimes literally
into the thousands and judges and e have been threatened
with death brbed and witnesses sugged put of the
In the Government pending the witnesses
be guarded from the agents Of the Labor Trust with its
entaces reaching the of country
Don't permit yourself to be msed by the yaporings of
sentimental droong degeneates who assert that these murders
are justified because Society has oppressed workngmen
In other country in the world they paid high and
much effort devoted their welfare Nor Is there
abundant opportunity any other country the world for
workmen to gain fortunes.
Our great railroads and industries largely headed by
former wage earners.
These murders nstigaed by that class OF men, always
in evidence, who hate They cooy and cruelty plan
and assaults and murders satisfy their
show their the slaves who dare protest The night
y talk of strikes given many union meeting develops the
hate and murderous instinct which waits only for opportunity