The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-23
saders of Socialist Trade
Unions and Their Follow
4 ers Gain Chief Points
i'm Controversy.
uURAL VOTES TO BE
THING OF THE PAST
lis Is the First Occasion on
lecord in Which a Polit-
ical Strike Has Been
Victorious.

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>, BRUSSELS, April 22.-Owing in
n"l hat part to the advice of the king,
|, ,uas government accepted today the
il d hpromise proposed by the Liberal
! l'ader, T. Mason, and the great
uhike for manhood suffrage, which on
me cunt Of the remarkable discipline
hat -
item intaincd, the solidarity Of those
mo Joined in the movement, and its
ng -.
IN HUI organization, is unique in his
hour y, will be called off Thursday. Only
nr,j hrIes De Broqueville, declared:
No government could yield to a
psnFfke Of this nature, To yield would
Ito abdicate.
4 Al Nevertheless, the strike seems TO
3. i've made sufficient impression on
bn3 government TO induce it to unbcnd
J. IN its uncompromising attitude far
.ugh to insure the termination Of
ctur, situation which already has cost
tcouutrv many millions and daily IS
osisVine away from manufacturers Gus
,ol hEaers they never may win back
ostfhe decision TO accept the com
as s.. misc was reached yesterday by the
,s.iinet, and the premier announced in
q hst chamber Of deputies today that the
en-, N'ernment had made NJ Mason s mo
gn s.u It's own
1ility
kua cling of Expectancy.
10. sFhen the chamber met this afternoon
surr re was fl feeling OF expectancy. The
o. ar' '.,;,iciiatory motion OF Z. Mason. the
e,,t, ifral leader, was taken up mmedi-
lss iy-
au ,t}eputy Bibcrt, a Clerical, proposed al
hefn}itionul clause, reading:
tile 1.-The chamber disapproves and con-
nd ganns the general strike"
remier de Broqueville accepted the
as amended and asked the other
EHnbers OF his party not to suggest any
.~,vInges.
lUWfhe Socialist leader, Emile Vande.
0e, then spoke, saying:
uomNe. the deputies OF the left, support
Massons motion for a compromise
Kark1femains for us to conYoke a Soclalis
rsIgress. which alone has the power
leS pldecide whether the strike shall enc
not but we have the conviction thai
ia \ adoption OF the motion will be Z
HuusHp In advance"
ay pbe first part of the motion was theI
y nrssipted unanimously by the chamber
- dor hhe Socialists voted against the see
rytrs u part of the motion, but IL was car
As.t by the Conservatives and Liberals
i.ssj vote standing 1874 TO 80. The So
,as ifdIsts abstaincd from voting when tht
re p. p. parts Of the motion were taken to
cn,ss nss her. In that way It was carried b,
; suo,ts ote OF 1873 10 2.
y lSea ass planatiOn Is Made.
,,.n m' u BroGueville did not vote on the
y Ell part OF tho motion and when asked
acna II By the president. he explained amiC
n r.a y inter that 1t was because this EN-.
TuIIjrs efed HIS own declarations.
uN ~ he Socialists generally appear to bt
r. ~, fsfled with the result NJ. De Sire,
ns dd afterwards that the second part o
.ely W motion-that the chamber disap
.oueo = yes and condemns the general strik
,.a. u nB uninportant
,sit brH was, he added, only tantamoun
anlpSS taying that the dubbed repudiate tn
Ue Socialist members were escorte,
.NRflpn imposing cortoge OF strikers from
W <cbamber. Later some OF them de
r IN gFed speeches.
Vandervelde. the Socialist leader
dfmed Up the situation thus:
geo ''Pp doubt you are not enthusiastic
=. "A "a expected us to hand you uni
eeb rsal suffrage on a silver galver,
Qauk. pu are furious because we could not
30. But there are people good deal
pre- furious than you-the band of
aIeegg natics who had to swallow De Bro
OF - ~ tnvlhe's declarations. when in the
sns 70 Ioet OF the strike he was Obliged
rank speak out more clearly than he had
.,eh yer done before and had TO vote for
n nv Tp liberal motion paving the way for
wbiH 'feviEion Of the constitution
Pssseesii ii tcu have gained a victory, but IT
Ss't not question Of victor or van
r. /. .sr5 8, Nnbed The great fact is that the
last ggDprrow will bring revision and jug
for1nesst pe
= ,ys sp 1s stated tonight that an extra pa
,cal py y1rntary committee will be appointc
,pa.,. 10 ne chamber and king to consider ar
PinseIip kHt on the question OF constitution
!. sy.'sstIop Ion. This committee will be con
'i' ~ OF deputies and eminent scientist
,..rcln{ &[a and others.
chn-sd n caucus after the session of n
s 70 ~ (Continued on Page Four).