The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-08-01
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NO ROOM FOR Observation-Disclosures.
Fesstm1sts to the contrary, there Ii 10y In achieve
ment in work well done il only Ii the
We realize none better. that those who are doing
the useful work Of this world receiving even
approximately fair return for their labor manual or
mental ~ - s#
1t is the mission OF the workers themselves to change
these unjust conditions and to accomplish this will
of patient striving of education of orsaniza
ton and cooperation 49, - ~ *@
In the meantime, the results OF the labor Of the
workers is all good Room for Improvement? We will
grant that too but under present-day conditions
we finding the better way 80.
The approach to industrial justice will led by the
most efficient of the workers. The Intelligence that
makes for their efficiency producers wealth will
solve the living problem Of equitable distribution
The real reactionaries the destroyers; the men
who would their discomfort by inefhcency in
their work. BY destroying the results of their labor
We hold that we have interest in every mine that
has been developed. The men who would advocate
policy that the destruction of these mines through
calling OF the pumpmen other men whose labor only
conserves the mine itself par with their fellow
destructonists In Butte city, who dynamted their
property the only way, they apparently thought to
emphasize their discomfort. = . ~-.
AS we have expressed ourselves previous articles
we more than doubt even the sincerity, the common
honesty of the socalled leaders who de-
strucve policies, the of which only end
to the advantage of such operators have adopted
Tue IuIe OF force, nave refused the workers
preston to what should be their conditions employ
ment kept them in absolute serfdo through their hired
armies of spies and thugs.
The amicabe relationship that existed for years
between the operators and miners of the organized
fields is by them recognized present threat
against their despotic rule their own employees
And, in our opinion they being ably aided by the
pretended friends of the workers in fields where tempo
rary difficulties exist toward the breaking
off of such friendly relationship
But even supposng these advocates Of sabotage, OF
direct action, of destructive activity were absolutely
honest in their expressions Of intentions toward
the men who TOLL nevertheless their program is i'm
possible. carried out successfully it's conclusion
their program could only lead to the absolute destruc-
ton of Industry, Of civilization ITSELF
The result that could be expected from the success
of their program ably described by 1enattus
nelly in his Caesars Column" would only mean that
humanity would again have to begin its SLOW painful
and all the horrible conditions accompany capital
ism from its beginning Their would mean that
all the sacrifices of all the patient forward-looking
the scaold and the prison for every step to the
recovery of even present-day conditions.
Let US look forward; let build, not destroy Every
step toward efficiency in production is inevitably step
forward toward the justice mistaken men profess
to seek -. 49, g.
Evolution is with Education must make TOR
justice. :.,..
The way may be long, but it must be travelled. We
can not forward by distinctions that inevitably leads
to reacton-United Mine Workers Journal. :"