The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-07

! but as permanent and necessary addi.
lions to the law OF the land.
i The. time and the occasion only give
| emphasis TO their Importance. We
need them now and we shall continue
| to need them.
! 1.-THE fifth proposal asks for tho adop-
lion OF law simila' to that known as
tho Canadian disputes. act. which labor
organizations In the United states nave
st,Idled carefully. and to which they are
opposed with practical 9na 1Ent LIE LIZ
unlawful until after EoVerhment n
| vesti-ation Of the dispute. One OF me
! ohief injections to this plan Is tina; inc
Investigation. may sometimes DC inuei =
nitely prolonged by Obstructive "a oac' he
,nrt;,.S ia The dispute so that the pro,
: pposGd strike or lockout may d. rcnat Iel
ppnjawiui for an indefinite period OF l.t!e
and q Favorable opportunity may LINUS
!; be lost. ,;,..
The sixth proposal Of the Prestaen snS >
message urging passage o. .n he giScn
pn now in case Of military necessity: 70
takc POSSESSION Of the railroads a i..o
draft the train crews and admlnis. S 90 ~
nfficilIs into the military service ~ ~
United States. the President hIn,s ,. ~.
be. In all proea oifiy Of oft the case. This
VIC n..', SouId place enormous power
in IN, hands OF one man, and II al Sotiie
future time all accident o. "
should place an unscrupui4us H.S ne The
the presidential chair me aIuI incalcuIa-
enormous power would work lhca''u'"
BILE disaster.
There Is also in tic program WhlCh ;
have quoted q seventh proposal, you VII ~,
observe, which the President docs NJ,
number as he does the first STA. -
reads AS follows:
There is ono other thing we shoul'
do il we arc the champions OF aroiLra1
tion. We should make all aFpt.rat
awards judgments BY record OF couIt
Of law in order that their lnterpIetulioil
and enforcement may lie not Win Gn S
Of thu parties To- the aroiiraflon out VII
all impartial ard authoritative tribuHai
."Compulsory arbitration with the
award of the urhitrlturs enforced o! an
authoritative tribunal Is very extreme
measure. Che arbitrators might inaHS
An award which the employers wouia
Nevertheless the award wouIo .oe en-
forceI by an authoritative tribunal. vi
the arbitra:ors might make an i"ara
which the employees woulc deem uh!us''
Nevertheless the award would De en-
forced by an authoritative tribunal. Docs
that mean that the men would be f3rceh
10 discontinue their strike ana 10 Z" 20
TO work on the terms rived D! INC arn
tral ors: The institution oi the thltcn
states provides that neither slavery nor
involuntary scrritudc shall exist IN the
limited States except as punishment
for crime. This plan would be danger
ously near 10 involuntary serrituhe.
The bill lha, passed is part Of lhis
program. When Mr. AdamSon, cna'IH.' ~
Of IN. committee which reported me
bill. was asked when the rest or the
nrogrnm VAS 10 be lut through. ne re-
piled:
! I've nave been dong some things. but
not all things. and In the lahEuaSe Nv
tho dying saint J want 10 assu'v IN
gentlemen that We hope I" meet again
in Congress TO finish the work.
"N'c bavr. therefore. the assurance o.
tho i'rcsid Of the United states thal
, this bill was not emergency lcElsIat'',';;
but merely part of the program on
necessary and permancnt aoo ,i,e .Ea,e.
men, Of tho chairman of the cominiI NC,
on interstate and foreign commerce lnal
Congress will meet again anu llhlsH lhc
WORK.
What ever they have got IN Inc
/, eight hour law--1 think myself
gold brick-that is secured. Lo c'tnS ia
70 tIroad cmnloycrs or railroadcrs ana
rtbcr labor men want tho rest 81 INV
nrnrram" The president has warned US
that the rest Of the program mus ="
through. l don't think you "ant en-
fOrCCmcnl Ut ulnpuISolS ~ t'''',
The double type and when TIC rcai na
lure Of tho .tdamson law IS undcrSiouu'
il won't get many votes for Mr.. WILSON,
After tho War.
business is good. mills arc; running
and factories arc paying good ""seH.
Actual war supply trade is small ~
tru. but tie bulk Of our big trace III,
foreign countries Eow is due 10 IN" LIZ
thai foreign countries are not mahlHs
those goods. When ihc war is over the,
viii he an awful scramble in Europe 10
rcya,lr. lost trade. The citcct On ,ne
j:niicd states will j." very notlteIo.tt
C.anilal will he scarce. labor abundant
and We will need party in power tnat
hnGc,us in Tariff for moro than rG|ehu%
only. If we need protection IN hol nl1i
lines. we'll need it double when mas
war ends The crasE that foI'owS w
vars Of lTga to. 1915 because ~: oi9
MOI have a rarty in power mat p:llcseu
in prtnctinu principles Of the krpuoIi,
can party to guard against 1t; we neen
Charles l.. Hughes IN tho trcS,dcn.
, chair snd a Republic congress 10 sup
mort him, "" AJAX you not only 10 sup
mort Inc PRES idcntial nominee bnt 10 90
your mart in giving us Republican ma
jority in the House and Senate.
~. need men who will keep US ous
or CIR not n double Typ" OF compul
snrv arbitration and Il protective iari't
Ia keep tn. smoke pouring from me
stacks Of cur factories.