The Glenwood post., 1914-10-10
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H. AlRnEs, say tAat an tAsy vaat i .
ss.s0 Asal- m thiss 70 d is to give
each siAs . square deal This can oaly
- sassaPlished BY respecting the
rigAts Of beth parties. The violation
Of these rights must be redres.ed by
0a4sal sestlenss4 or leol aetiea-|
nsvss BY force Of arms. If the rights
Of labor or capital do not now fad sx-
preston in our constitution or lava,
thea recourse must be had to eoastitu-
tional amendment or the enactment Of
suitable statutes
"Labor and capital will always have
Differences. Capital nay be largely
wrong one time, labor another. We
must elect mes and women to Office,
vAs will know neither side nor faction,
high or low, rich or poor, but who will
ssesses tie laws with equal force saa
exact pressure upon all. The perform
snee Of these thing must be more than
. mere platform pledge. It must be
. 1ssp personal dstsfnina&isa s.l 81
en- sRieial eenvietioa. Labor, fer six
ysass, you have heard repeated aad
sxtrsvsssnt deelasstions Il friendship
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~ Asrcest denuneiatioa Of capital.
WAat did the politicians get for this:
Year votes. what dA yea sstf Les
- employment! hunger! blsodshed
Labor snd capital, - your pest despair
eens frea the eIenched ct, your fu-
t1ss sPPsstaaity will eons from The
slasped hssd.
"Beeause I have fou.A II necessary
- prosecute law4brsaksfs vhs haPpes-
II to be nembers Of certain union,
u has been said that l IN opposed to
saisnis1. Why has this charge bssa
nadei Because forty thousand toilers
IN this state and over three million in
H. United States belisvs tAaG uniss-
ism il the best means Of securing for
tAs0sslvss higher wages, bstssT Avi.z
ssaA3aisas, aad tsssr, sitaasasAiP. ~
esaliaatisa sf thess Aset = ~ Pas-
assats hspe aad stesdfsst Psrposs Ct
every true union man. Any attempt At
Interference With their accomplishment
sdass forth instant protest backed by
money, ballots and uadying effort.
Ksewing that If they can make pros
sestion Of unionism, they can secure
fer themselves il necessary, the lass
dollar in the union treasury unscrupu-
loss agitators and attorneys, high in
union councils, make haste to inject
letitious union interest into the trial
Of almost every murderer who happens
70 belong to . union.
"These same attorneys and agitators
would have you believe that Am out
u synPathy with the wsskiag man.
Ne charge could be more unjust aai
0afeunded in fact. I An . poor naa
I have never lad . penny in ny lite
Nat I did nee work, and work hard for.
Nave made NY ewn way u the world
svsr since I was IA years Of ass. I
earned BY the hardest kind Of labor in
H. Aelds Of aorthefn Colorado, money
tsat hslped take ne throsga school 1
lsasned the needs Of the wsski.enan,
~ IN . Aansioa or luxurious o1iee.
~ - . working naa., I understand
tie principles Of uaiesisn. not the
~sisaisa Of Lawson, Hickey aad Doyle,
ut that Of tie fsu.Asrs s.d those nea
1As believe as they did, that nan
esald be . union naa AID alse pa
tliot; who knew that real socsoplish-
ns.t could Only result froa the peace
-fsl forming Of psblic sentinsat. osss
day aa awake.sd unioaisn win cast
ffsa its ranks and separate frsa trs
payroll the Judases who for their pieces
- dlvss, bstsay their trust ard bring
H. sa.ss inte dissepsts.
A1o I1pob Ine1
81 hate - believe thas any great or
7ga.izatioa, with every sPPsrta.ity for
nag,tsesat aeeoaPlishns.t esfsss 4,
M departed from its psineiPsss, les
1iSAt Of ID Ideals and nsw stssPs 10
murder to accomplish i4s eDas. II II
b Pssible that any unioa hos jest
sight Of its ideals and has degensrated
s.til It l. merely . eleak for assassin
atars tn NeaY then ~ that IL m