El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02
WILSON URGES
LAW FOR REDS
Tells Congress Cause Of
Grievances Must
Be Removed.

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must not be longer treated rs a
commodity. II must be regarded
as the nctivity OF human beings
possessed Of deep yenrninEd ana
desires. The business man gives
his best thought to the pair and
reulenishment OF his machinery
80 that itz usefulness viii not he
Impaired and its power 60 produce
may always be a its height and
kept in fun vigor and motion.
UHllAan COasIU rskATaua-
No less regard ought 20 be paid
to the human machine which
after all propels the machinery
OF the world and Is the great
dynamic force that lies back OF
all Industry and prOgress- Re
turn 10 the old standards Of wage
and industry in employment are
unthinkable. The terrible trag-
edy OF war which has Just ended
and which has brought the world
to the verge OF chaos and disas-
ter would be In vain II there
should ensue n return to the con-
ditiOus Of the past. Europe Itself
whence has come the unrest which
now holds the world az bay, Il an
example OF stand patism IN these
vital human matters which Amer
not TO be followed but sfudiOusly
to be avoided. Europe made
labor the differential- and the
price q IL all "a eumity and an
fuEunfsm and PROSTATE Industry.
The right OF labor to live in
peace and comfort must be recoE-
mixed by governments und Amer
leo should be the fIrrf 10 lay
the foundation stones upon which
Industrial peace shall be built
CAPITAL AND LABOR
Labor not only O. entitled 10 an
adequate wage, but capital should
receive a reasonable return upon
its Investment and g. entitled 10
protection at the hands Of the
government in every emergency.
No government worthy Of the
name can @pluy7 these elements
against each other, for there q a
mutually OF interest between
them which the government must
seek to express ana to safeguard
At all cost.
The righta OF individuals to
strike IL inFiolate nnd ought not
20 be luterfered with b. any pro-
cess OF government, but there f.
n urcdonIinnte right and that o.
the riEht OF the government to
protcct all Of its people and TO
assert its power and majesty
uEalusf the challenge Of any class
The government, when Il asEerfa
that right, seeks not TO aufaE-
oniEe n class. bat simply TO defend
the right OF The whole people rs
nEainst the irreraruhle harm and
injury that uliEht be done By the
attempt BY any class 10 usurp a
power that only government itself
has a right to exercise as a pre-
lection 70 all.
In the matter OF International
disputes Which have led to war.
statesmen have sought 10 sci M
NJ n remedy arbitration for grnr.
Does this not polaf the wy for a
settlement 81 Industrial dfrnufcs.
~ the estnhlishm enf Of q tribunal,
flir and Just alike to All. which
VIII settle Industrial disputes
which in the past have led 70 war
and disaEfers
MUST DEVISE PLAN.
America witnessing the evil
consequences which have foI-
lowed out Of such disputes be-
tween eontending forces, must not
admit itself impotenf 70 deal with
these matters By means Of peace
1ul processes. surely there must
be some method Of bringing to-
Eether In a council OF peace and
umlty these two great Interests,
out o. which VIII come \ happier
day Of peace and cooperation. =
day thut viii make for more COM
Tort and happiness in living and q
more tolerahle condition among
an classes Of men. Certainly hu-
man intelligence can devise some
acceptable tribunal Tod adjusting
the differences between capital
and labor.
This e. the boar OF test and
trial for America By her prosVess
and strength and the indomifuhIe
courage OF her soldiers she DEM
onntrated her power 20 Tindleafe
On foreign batflefieIda her con-
eeption Of liberty and Justice. Let
not her Influence as q mediator
hetgFren capital and labor Be
weakened and her own failure TO
settle meters Of purely domestic
concern be proclaimed to fhe
would There ure those In this
country who threaten direct
action to force their win upon a
majority. Russia today, with it's
blood and terror, is q painful OBJ
1ect lesson OF the power Of minor
ities,
n makes little difference rrhsf
minority Il Isl whether capital cr
labor. or any other classs no nort
Of privilege viii ever be permitted
10 dominate this country. We are
a nurtnerEhlp or nothing that O.
worth while. We are a demoe-
rncy. where the majority are the
masters, or all the hopes and par
poses Of the men who founded this
government have been defeated
and forgotten.
ONLY ONE WAY.
In America there O. but one way
by which great reforms can be ne-
eomplished and the relief sought
By classes obtained, and that n
through the orderly processes OF
representative government. Those
who would propose any other
method Of reform are enemies Of
this country. America viii not be
daunted By threats nor lose her
composure or culmness IN these
distressing times. We can afford,
in the midst OF this day Of passion
and unrest, 10 be self continued
and sure. The Instrument Of all
reform IN America a. the straight
road Of justice to all classes and
conditions OF men. Men have bot
10 follow this rond to realize the
full fruifion OF thclr objects and
purposes.
eLef those beware who TOuld
take the shorter road Of disorder
and revolution. The right road
Is the road OF justice and orderly
process.
@WOoDROW WILSON.