The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-17

mocracy of ituiy manga on ~, nod OF
our king. who symbolizos sincere do.
mocrucy. and Of his genuinely demo-
cratic government Tor the triumph o.
he pure n sacred ideals uf world
democracy.
Gounpcr~ Arousc~ Enthusiasm.
one OF The addresses Of Samuel
Gompers which aroused the most en-.
thusiasm. and carried conviction tn
an. was delivered IN the Augustco
against thc ndNorsurics of war in
America n In ltaly.
In the offices OF the omigruton
commission Yesterday. the American
mission conferred with the pariia.
mcntariaps the mcmbcrH Of the cum
cil OF emigration u of the pcrman-
cnt labor committee to examine qttcs-
lion concerning labor relations be
tween Italy and the tinted states
after the war. Baron Mayor dos
planchcs prosidcd. Anihassador I'acc
was present. ~ Signots Uodio ana
Bcttoni. PantHno Hnd rImotclli. has
lini n othorr as Won ~ Turau ana
cobrini spoke.
The latter spoke for the lay sec
rctarics OF assistance tor cmigranta 70
well as Signor Quaglino and Signo,
Nittorio Celia. who respectively rep
resent the general confederation OF
labor II the national league of cO-
operatives. After explaining the prin.
Ciplcs TO govern international rela-
tions OF labor he offered the follow
ing resolutions FOR approval:
l That the fundamental principle
Of Italian scCiui Legislature equality
OF treatment Of the laborcr whether
native or foreign To attain legal pro-
lection, social assurance. Of labor
Magistrates and freedom to unite
shall be adopted IN the social logisla-
ton of North America. and more es-
%pecially that which refers to casualties
incident 70 labor.
.. That thc'conditions OF tho Sorth
American labor market shall he re-
medicd n that the remedies shall
be popula rized through powers eNer-
rised by mixed agencies OF the state
and unions chosen with reference
equally g. classification and to nation
alities.
3. That emigration bc regulated
through offices of location OF settle
ment In conformity with the provi-
sions of ~" preceding paraEr hph. and
as a result that tho terms Of the
American law which Justly forbids
the cn,rN of any person under con-
tract or having a promise Of work,
can never he applied To the
mcnt controlled la such offices.
4 That the offices OF location as
sist IN directing labor toward those
North American labor organizations
which have formulated their rules av-
cordiug 10 the aforesaid principles in
regard 10 the admissiop 81 members,
their transfer from ono federation 10
another and their release.
3 That ans convention between
the government OF the United States
aud the government of italy regulate
NN. aM..N.aN.sUa uaN .aHaH NMu 80 .sa -
postal moncy orders from the United
StatCs and vice versa, according To
the convention of 1900 between
France u Italy
N-k Rcadmtission uI soldiers.
ON it's own side the General Emi
grafton commission largely adh"ring
to tho resolutions a. Signor Cahrini
expressed the following:
Readmission to the United states
Of Italians rCputriatcd for military
service without exclusion of any kind
except for snnity casons.
=. Abolition Of the clause relating
to the exclusion of contract laborcrs
whenever the contract may have been
approved by the officers in the Offices
Of location of the American fedora
ton Of labor IN any state.
= Tho establishment Of n regular
supply OF news of economical and
. professional character between tn"
American Federation OF Labor and
tho organs OF the Commissarint for
the sending. the locating aud tho
regulating Of Italian streams of emit
/ grafton.
After "a long discussion samuel
Gompors promised To present the rc-
solutions 20 the American Federation
/ of Labor together with the desire Az
pressed by the scamen's union that
tho United States give Italy privileges
FOR merchant shipping. giving notice
that any special favors should he cN-
tended also 20 the other allies.