The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-16

up for us in the future. The only way
we can settle them right IS u! uG,
| liberation, after all the tactS laFr p't''
nut before n diSlntcrcStcd ana coihl"-
! tent body. und the Judgment oi VIZ
body obtained thereon. rms Is !mc
course that even now ought u ~ ~
sued as regards the Adamson Dill
| operation has been deferred uhHl 'tlH I
| Congress assemblies. Congress Slu4Iu
hold it up until the proper cninWlSsio.t
shall investigate the entire SUBJECT any
| the AdamSOn bill should DC Si'' s.F,.
either unchanged or with "Httc, ',,
changes and additions The report OF sun
| diSpaS Siuuale COMMISSION may sh'"
| be desirable and necessary
| Labor leaders who are Short-SlEhtcu
may n, the moment get from II man III
| public uftiC" who is not actuaicu u! J.H
: tice more than from u man VINO - 'r.u
! atnd nv Justice. hut the lhburlhG pei"
nir nc II whole cannot afford IL accept
! such gains II unjust Legislation -
! given them for improper REASONS .'I''
unjust LEGISLATION against them ma! W
| enacted tor improper reasons
The President and Labor Unions
More than any other people, i'll ne
| country the wage workers Sh"uiu lnS'eC
on just and fair aeon. l'tr Ety., - ir,,si
! rra son to believe that Ill the CuHft re-
, den, Wilson ha Strll"wrd NJ ana VIZ!
! Icurc Ia his own real CunNiGliohS' n,u
! he became Il candidate Tor "ltitr' H. i M"T
! q bitter. ungrnrrHnH &n" " hoyc h"imrc
| mo SnrcchcS and letters Of ms mao" iit
| written III 1903. 1gHI and l3p!' III W hi.n
! Mr.. Wilson says, pmollS C'H'i .''t''H
/ that Tabor unions GarE IN" ME- ','' 49,
! down To the level nj the lowest an" ~
! surniinE of the CaritaliStic class ne 81! :
| that there is another equally lo'h'"
! able enemy and it * mat class l"l III -.
! hy the labor leaders OF nus cP"li'.
| .;..~ nm
open shop" and again! I'm" rHua' S'" ',i,.,,
ard Of the employees in our day - |" give
ne little as he can fog his wages
Labor is standardized hE irat'e
unions and this is ,Lr standard to whirli
! il is made To conform. h'"u h"t i",'iI
! oul how economically disastrous S"'t'
! regulation nj labor H.. Oar cconUil't' Sm-
! urrmucv may be lost because thc c"ul-
| trv grows more aha more lul! OF I'M
pr0filablc servants.
| These were the u;t"ranccs Of Mr.. w II
! son when he was president of unifrr-
| Siiy and had neither lear nor "t"hl ~
! profit by the labor vote.
The Presidents Change Of Heart.
| In MIR Wilson'S "lliSlury "I the Amer
! lean People" liz explicitly stated INA. inc
| Chinese ought not to hc excluded from
| this country because ii is better |" ha'"
! them here than it t. 10 hay" the lmmi-
, grants W. NOW 60. from Europe. HIS
| words were: "rhr Chinese ar" more IL.
b. desired as WurkinGm"n thIn most 60
| the coarse crew that come rrnwulnE N
| everywhere 1T tn" Eastern ports. Now
| he turns around ami Say$' hHr "hir%
must he kept uImH Ia those whom IL"
| thus dcn0minatrd Il """ar$" crew. H'h'f
hr went into pulitlC$ h" hlS again an!
| again. iucrssanl!y and continuously. 70
| vCrSrd himself ON what II" had process
! ed to hr his deepest convictions Hflpr u"
| entering politics, and in each cas-" the
announced chang" II r"nF"'linh "Gr't g.,
with what at thu moment S""!h'n l" ~
| his political interest. w
| 1t il is alleged that hrcSrl"n' " liSrh
has been actuaI"l only Icy prinrlPir III
| connection with tn. .\damS"n law. lh"h
| | Hsk why he has failed 10 amply the
| same rrincip" Ia h" railway postal
| clerks where he has full power. ESiI-
matiug six days |" he week th"S" pos
| tai clerks. operating between New N0rk
| and Pittsburgh. ar required TO run ~"
miles pr day fn" tn" Present admins
! traliun has reduced hr number Of crows
| from six To fivcD whereas the present
| traium"u'S agreement requires only !"'
miles Jor day. which Is |" DE- rtuun, /
| sill furl her 10y Tn" AdnmSun law ~"
! only pnSSihlr Explanation of Mr. VIII"
; son $ action III nnr cas-" and inaci!nh IN
| thu, other is that o,hy i0n men ar" al
! fcci,ri in that cas-. Th"r" tn" govern
| mrnl has fun control IT tn" hours 81
! labor whereas 4G0uhu men ar'' SUPPOSED
! To hc affected by ;hr A'ialn.>un NIL
Mr. COmpcrS has recently established,
himself US liz: especial champion nl
! MIR. Wilson. and claims joint credit WIN
Mr. Wilson for their joint conduct 81
our foreign affairs :" far as MrNIc" -
| concerned. lie asks labor 10 support
Mr.. Wilson specifically m tn" ground 81
MIR. Wilson's attitude IN Mexico WhlTh'
! hr states h" has helped i" SECURE. Ir
SAYS. for cXaiuri, that h" waS largely
instrumental in securing tn" r"co&nl'lor
Of tarranz: in M"Xiru. h"rauS" OF 'Hr-
ranzaS sympathy with thH labor 'nuF'-
rnrnt Mr. ti"np"rS states 'h;'' "ir'lI
all other nr"nri,s failed in TN" "it"r;
! by President Wilson. G"inr"rS inter-
:, ned ON Srpi"mh"r -. 1!1j. and Mr..
Wilson's recognition nf ''nrran%a ln'n"-
dIatcly followed.
Mr. r;ump"rS continues hy SAVING ihAi
! t'nrr.nZa WAS r"ruS:miGrd as ;hc friend
@ ilhr working r""pl" in Mexico" ''h
September =. 1915. Mr. Iiumr"ra ap-
ICnlrh FOR tho support Of lah"rihE nan
! for Mr.. Wilson IN the ground q! Mr..
! wilson's nnlicy rs regards Mexico. IL"
thus tied himself W. with Mc$srS. WIZ
! son and t;rramHa AZ nnr OF IN" iflHiu-
! yiratc which exercises SIlnrCin" control
| in M"Xiram matters. THIS makes II
worth whit" Tor tn" workers |" Wh"ih
| Mr. tinmrrrS especially appeals In study
what Curranza. the favored Irl"nh an"
taiIy of Nl"SSrS. 'iumurrS and wilson.
! has done +" lahoring men IN M|Nico-
not To speak "I what II" had h"ll' l"
americans III Mexico.
Mr. t;nmInrS states that when car
ranzn refused IA surrender III" Amer,
can Snldi,rS taken prisoners ht ''lrri"&i
| ~ r"&puns" 10 President Wilson 5 re-
,n"St. h.. Mr.. Campers. t"I"Erilll"d an
! Hum, IS I:tsi /" trrraiI%H Appearing :"
| Linn upon III" ground at "IIiri"iiSin ami
+! love" for Tia" release "t ih1 American
SuliicrS: and that Immediately 'Hrr"H"a
! responded on Hun" >" /" Mr.. E"ln"rS
| @ayin;: thar h" had rr'r"d IN" r"!";tS' at
! tn" prisoners. The telegram closed
with: salute. very ntf""'i"nai"ly. Y.
| tarranxa." Th"r"ur"n Samuel 'i"Ir l"'r&
| in tn" nam" If III" Federation "l Labor.
on Jun" - thanked Con. tHrranzh fer
| releasing tn" American soldiers.
really question whether W" have
| eyer in our hiSt"ry known ANYTHING as
extraordinary Us the President Of tn"
| United StHtr& playing second hddl" in
| such a manner Ia the head of privai"
| organization when dealing with internal
| luati"r%
| Wilson-CTompers-Ca rranza Alliance.
| Let all American citizens THINK deep
| L. before they retain in power an ad-
! ministraIiun which t"lerat"s such an in
tGrnational alliance as that between