New Britain herald., 1919-10-22
INDIGNATION SHOWN
 AT ONE RESOLUTTOl
SpargO Wanted PIedg| Given to Leave Nothir] UndOne to Solve Problem
 Confronting Session.

Washington, Oct. 22.-Organizl labor's representative in the natioTI industrial conference today forced il reading of the letter to the conferenl which President Wilson yesterday d tated from his sick bed and in whiI he declared the public expected Il conference to stay together until q cry possible means had been exhauj ed to establish a surer and heartier cI operation between all the elements 4 gagged in industry,
 Conference In Recess.
 Immediately after the letter VI read, the conference recessed and il labor group went into private sessiI to determine it's future course. Tl members plainly were impatient al gates seemed doubtful whether tl labor representatives would continI in the conference
 Presidents Message.
 The presidents message follows
 ITO the ladies and gentlemen of tl industrial conference:
 II am advised by your chalrmI that you have come to a situatj which appears to threaten the life your conference, and because of tH l am presuming to address a word very solemn appeal to you as Amea cans.
 ''It is not for me to assess the bla6 for the present condition. I do IE speak in a spirit of criticism of aH individual or of any group. But ha ing called this conference, I feel tl my temporary indisposition should I& bar the way to a frank expression the seriousness of the position which this country will be plaH should you adjourn without havE convinced the American people Il N you had exhausted your resourcefE ness and your patience in an effort come to some common agreement.
 Pleads for Harmony.
 At a time when the nations of r world are cndeaVorinG to find Q v& of avoiding international war, are to confess that there is no methodE be found for carrying on industry cept in the spirit and with the VI method of war? Must suspicion a& hatred and force rule us in civil lifd
 Are our industrial leaders and individual workers to live togetlE without faith in each other cd stantly struggling for advantage o8 each other, doing naught but wig is compelled?
 My friends this would be an tOlerable outlook. a prospect II worthy of the large things done this people in the mastering of t continent-indeed, it would be invitation to national disaster. FrN such a possibility my mind tui away, for my confidence is abid that in this land we have learrN how to accept the general judgmd upon matters that affect the put veal. And this is the very he and soul of democracy.
 Only Ono Bad Rupture.
 'It is my understanding that have divided upon one portion of# possible large program which
 not fully been developed. BefE ,l severance is affected, based urI present differences. I believe
 should stand together for the develt ment of that full program touch E. ''i> iii''iN Nut9llOIlS NllHll tue DTA#1 scope of your Investigations. was in my mind when this conf cncc was called that you would ed cern yourselves with the discovery these methods by which a meas able cooperation within indus may haVc been secured and if ns needs to be designed which 0 minimum of conflict betw employers and employees may Sonably be hoped for that should make an effort to secure adoption. It cannot be expected at every step all parties will ag upon each proposition or meth suggested. It is to be expec however. that as a whole, Q plan program can be agreed upon whW Wil advance further the productM capacity of Amrica through the tablishment of a surer and heard cooperation between all the ments engaged in industry. public expects not less than that shall have that one end in view stay together until the way is fo, leading to that end or until if revealed that the men who wa
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