Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-18


 IeeSI-e.y-an issue vii.cii :.2s been the sui. .cct of two days of debate-,he Evational Lndcstr.2t Conference tonight closed tnc second week CT it's sdehp- e-zIions- Adjournment was taken un- III NonGey E hen there is every liIdl- cation that ttc conference will make sl7 ucR sta-t- 6 dchI-tc p-ogran n1me TOT
 procedure Jc til.s- end beng III pro C--S O. fornCi tion.
 TVs.zti-.s wing their motion made Seste-CIsy to reconn1.t the Iabor-puhiic declaration on ccilectse b2r5a hing, the emplorc-s tOsk the initiative to- Gzy D. offering substitute resoiu- aEcI1 uh1ci, svo-id p-nre-t their right 70 deal CT rot 10 deal with men or groups of men VI no are. not his em- p.cyrS-" The withdrawal canie $ d surprise sC representatives Of the pub lice who wee prepa1 ed TO support 1t and Bad exp.-e ssed the f willing ness to agree 10 amending Of it.
 The motion to Tad ioU-n until Mon dar, offered b. Thomas L. ChadDourne, 2tp1t-fc reprrse-l,atiVe an1 chairman O. ISe eonte-S-ce's central committee oe fifteen. carried with it rccsiIlrlit ting of both 5cci2rStlOsis as to collective bzrgz 5l--nS IO the ceat4-l conlrns ttese- This comTnitIee will nee tSasoEroW % reconcile tI-e two Gec2a-atioEs- # pos s-bIe anu z-su 10 reconsider the new 7-osrznale which iS was understood provides that me issue or collective csr-z.a-T.s T-eGEa11l in the background ! iezS z1spESa-d gJzes~lCns-
 AS-cr seversri hours Of de5ustory de- bate sam el GohDcrs= president of the American E'eCer.t1cfi ot Labor. who re- tu-z1l, 10 his seat ir the conference at tle 2--e-no0a session after three days illness. h-SuSnt the discussion to z climax ig .sl a le2tsd and c.cqU11t rap.g 70 L. -. .crscs pres cert cf -tlle Dc-svzrc zfs Hu<soa Railroad and rczrcscs-raL-rS oT capital
 De- ir-- tho SS>C4-IiC5i CT Mir i-Oree l-lzt -zbor had taken advuI1a5c Of tine Ezr- tS force inl7ortan5 concessions from sEc .o-cl-nmen-- Mir GcDlpsr5 lecla-eL t-Gt isboE had been actuated by the mot rsc-Ise fls-1ri2ii sIn during ne war and taSt labor had maze good is psec-e c- cooperation teEGered F.resi@ent 3 Isotl even hefoEe the Ia ton e-.ts-cd Iae For-d conflict Buts el5ll--fic.i5sy Gcc-a1cI t-.@ sVets-2Tl i1- i-os ca-e-ss.t-l. u5tfSeais-r p-c2kerrd o9- lis -ecs=- illness. -ts1c nsszsEcs Gf Ia Dor O. the United lave al least f-E1lG their slii:tt to artieEs4te filrc ugh oEsss1 rizs- Anst os. lz5os' 5s s.s.s.I.::..esl 10 gain f-15 si-s=rs O. tf,e rewards of it's toiI-
 Si.at-5uS with emotion and his voice aulre-ia- zf-- GoIn1e-s bitterly asSail- Tile-e were clements in America T Ia DOT -iazt planned overthrow. or the govern Eae1t-
 Dec.s-iag that --wi,ether you like it
 
 ed Sta les have a-. ia st f9und their abil Ty to aF-icu-s.c thrc-lsli organiza- ton" Mir GCm pe:s. in the most eio quent address get heard on tho floor Of rise 1ofne-ence- toid the delegates that tEA T. i.Crinz people are producing the --ez-lt e. the world and that without minimizing the great contributions ma de b- men of thought and direction 10 that production the time hos come when in America labor was determined -o gain fair share sf the rewards
 oompers Shook With Emotion. Shaking his finer toward the employ CTS group in which Mir. Loree sat Mir. Gompers bitterly ass2iled the railroad 5orers of the United States planned an attempt to overthrow the govern renr- Gompers shook with emotion and n-s voice quayered as he violently defended the loyalty and patriotism Of organized labor
 Declaring that Loree had no mo- uopoiy on the belief that the govern nent o. the United States is safe from upheaEai and revolution" Mir Comp CTS added that there are no men in the United States more loyal or more patriotic in their support of the repub lie than those in the labor organiza- rions-"
 The "a Dor chief said that as no other coaz-tTz in the world could boast such loyalty from it's 1sboring classes and thzt as re othe-, nation in the world held forth tnc samc rights Of free speech. free asse-nbI4Zci and free ex- p-ession | oar tiIr pies tn protection of those rishts was more vital to I-y -..
 than to any other citizens of tEe cD9ntrs-
 T speak a. the authorized repre- sentative o1 tEe laborIng masses Of this courrry- Mir .Gompers continued, -he dumb. the i1:t-r-cUlate the down IrodGeE- the dominated hundreds of r. rr.-. masses Of Ame--ca and [, tc4i :-ou ma C no p-op-e ia all this lard love our go.- e-nneri and Au1cric2n ins1itG -ions more than they do 10 people are This government. no people would Or. I-sass --ci-l farther s,rotcct tlat gov . -n1r
 0cHnnien Of Capital.
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