The evening world., 1913-07-14

70 on strike a. soon,as the labor unions
suggested II.
Details Of the f,sht against Psarrs
were brought out through . letter from
Mulhaii to n. c. Hoitsman OF Cumbsr.
land. Nd. dated April ~. 1905. which
outlined . plan 70 send you all the
labor organizers you wish. and 6uaran-
tee al Of them 10 b hrst-ciass mem"
to organise the night against Pearre.
In . letter TO Cushing In April. 1906
Nulhail wrote OF conference on March
q between Prsaident Roosevelt and
Samuel 0ompsrs. at which. the latter
said. Gompers declared that II labor
were not favored more In legislation Il
labor men to Congress. Mulhau wrote
Gushing that he he'd found In tours
Of large cities that ''Ths Threat Of Mr..
Gompers" was being carried out to the
best Of his ability" and added that
0ompsrs labor leaders are doing their
utmost to turn their labor organisation
into the Hearst movement In Philadsl.
phia."
II am perfectly confident that M.
0ompers and his labor leaders can b
badly beaten IL the movement 10 taken
hold or In time" Muihaii prophssisd.
Il know II you take hold In the righ,
way" he concluded. no more deiesa.
tions like tho one that called with
Gompers on the President will ever Be
gotten UP and know that the splendid
organisation you have got In the Ma.
tonal Association Of Manufacturers can
easily put those people out OF business"
Mulhall told about makig personal
visits to Cumberland to lend his In.
nusnce In the campaign to defeat Con.
gresham carrie. and Of one Of the
letters he received from his employers
which said:
"PEaeUAsioN" MEANT MONEY,
MULHAll EXPLAINS.
I'VE want to do all We can to defeat
that gentleman. 10 rsdoubls your e.
forts and don't get caught"
A letter to Mulhaii from c. II. Holts.
man At Cumberland said the anti
Pearrs Organization there was costing
$40 day and muck "psrsuasion' vas
necessary.
..L.d $780, Nv ~ N.,.s " ''''ss''"s
"Mor... :. ".,s ~
.w. 80 "S ~s.. cn.pv.
TN, ,..d.s ...s. -s."Sw wv .n
..vo, 80 " ' ~ ~ s'..nee.
ovsr ana ovsr ...,, :" ..,S"S",". C S..
man Overman.
Yes. .ir-ths last fellow who got 70
-. ' ." ss0'on Gay
a, 1"e ~, 49, Susmns woss TO
,e"s III" .nat Nc cou'o po'hs
w. n., FesIc "as WAVING ooth snds
'"o .'uu Ous"ihS WNes'
vs ou.n' :" point on! !" ah suoh
veop H. tnoss VINO nAturealy
800" . le-now ~
1 p'ey o0en s"os esalnss ne
u'uUo' ~ No " st'o"ey TOT me Hal
U"oo = o"'o' ana oou'd not sxcuss
""'o' p.o smp'oyes No ooes
no' oppoee ies's1t'on wssn u came 70
.no" oo"n.
90 WINE rearro 10 playing both ends
ass'nst the middle perhaps you can
pay oo'h snds AGAINST the middle on
your own account
a 'eusr from Hoitsman to Aulhall
June ~. lSW. urged the latter to help
Immediately to raise funds for the Anal
effort to beat Pearre At the prima p -
II said that pssrrs "a. "~n,t,,. ~.
lahor ract.," III. 80. ,...
,h., 81. ..r.s, w. s"o
80 ."o u'e o"es-"o'oers are
'"Pp'S'"s She money
N. A. M. CAMPAIGN ACTIVITY IN
n.N,,.w,u.,
VeNNeVISANIA.
In July. 1906. Mulhali began to write
and receive iotters about oampaisn. In
Pennsylvania srsssionai dI.,r,c,.
40 ~ $50. C..,
~.
'"e"' "e " some INTEREST 10 you
10 snow you what the Gompers people
are doing In this State. They have
nominated President Thomas d. NicholA
from the Tenth Conversational D,striot
Of Pennsylyania ON the Democrats
,IcLs, ort .ho,,,a Il. -.
,,,,,a - 's"e' nv" '"a'
'ne,e 70 '"'9 sooa "ork oohe IN
'"a' "s'r'e. we WIZ nave red hot
ag!tator In the next Congress.
There are about 10000 miners in that
district and Nichols Ii their IDEAL. Be-
sides, John Mitchell In pi~,iued 10 coua
To thar district ana worL for ,h. 49,"
crate tick, bona H.