The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-06
WILSON AND TAFT
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tremendous demonstration when this
bill reaches President Wilson. rs it
undoubtedly will. with the same pro
vision IN IT, You will then have an
early opportunity TO decide whether
the glittering Democratic motto
Equal rights for all and special priv.
ileGes for none means anything. or
whether the administration has sur
rendered completely or will merely
turn over the department OF labor.
Il note by the way your reference 10
a letter from {. W. post on the
question of protest over the apooint-
ment of Wilson tSecrCtary OF Labor
protest on this subject Is mere
waste OF breath. ana on the whole.
am inclined 10 think shat the whole
purpose or this department Will be
shown up quicker with the unions in
control Of II. than in any other way.
Gompers will run il CharaCteristiCally
with a high hand and II the whole
thing does not smell 20 heaven With
IN year ] shall BE- vt--y much aston
ishcd. b. that time Democratic SIM
phriiy viii probably mean "a union IA
bel on the white house s,ationtr. and
the president comforting with the
walters union over IA" appointment
OF his steward. ~ present We have
nothing more startling m jefferson
ian simplicity than the news that Mrs.
Bryan is making new suit Tor the
secretary ~ state and that cakes and
ginger ale viii be served at the dinner
.or the British amba ssador. Tooth
picks viii Of course be an after din
ucr course at all cabinet receptions
and the demand for dr--s suits viii
bee confined 10 walters 20 th. hotels"
Not His Own Motion.
In this same letter Emery advised
Kirby 10 you have AN ll-t tina. TAFT
would have vetoed this bin co. his own
melton. get over o. \ lis. ct public
men who had Pie in this $ll3.Uou.UUb
appropriation BIZ. IuJlus-u many
prominent men % h1tn houses
Kirby forwarded To- Emery a series
e.. letters between William Dr li,rt-
burn Washington. ct Sew York c.fy.
and \. h.. fdrqIhar. "a manufacturer.
%, York. Pa. anu "A director az the Va
tiOnul Association OF Manufacturers.
Washington told Farquhar iu a letter
dated January o. 1918. that be- had
recently spent three. days uu o. MD
90 Virginia WIN th" pr,s ldeut-,l.,t '
aud Was satisfied that tu, tauG
would hc taken up OF au extra session.
iio Iropu-rG that CURRENCY reform bu
coupled with the tariff at -a- pr,-,u,
session ot congress aud co. bed tu-
support of Go. National A--,t.a..ou
of Manufacturers for THAT pruro-Iuou.
Both IarquHar and Kirby u letters
"u .or-'d l.s proposal
Iu letter Co Daniel DAVENPORT. a.
bridgeport. Conn. 800 March 1911.
Emery TODD az IrtsrsiruIt. with Mr.
kirb, Majority LEADER .lD.rNoOd uu
iha ufaanIldtIou oi fh" committees ol
fur Democratic house.
Illuminating Details.
The letters contained Illuminating
details az tue methods uf tac National
Association ol Manufacturers agents
100 their opposition tu auu Injunction
hIl... f." bII cr'arur 'He present d,-
pt.m'uf ot labor. tI... i-,tI.rs irr
Urs fritl of oort"mp. ot-... srd 9th
OF legislation urged bt ufl.uIf-I a.
Dor IHc I-t of lst't. .r,-cufrd tu-
at. Na- aLou. ulli off IHo.. ,a.l.I
from Eurr.s t.'a ly fI. committee
I... u.rr written Do. u- tr hItnt
Martin ruilHI. Co., H Ir.f Daniel
Davenport FORMER Representative BE-
% Touu. o' F.nr-f sH.sf. o. So I.r
... .. lrIiau.Io s,.uf-n - EuuI..
.... ...r.fiI. of tH. EsrI.rU 4. .o.is-
.lu cd. NarIa. Iuf.r.. t"I o.
chamberlain. OF tharfalur.t Tenn
TIn i.'f,r. on. former N'p., .,ufatIte.
'iuur related t1 rprfr0..r.t aifn
l~.r. otnI LEGISLATION h'Ior. 'Ie .u