The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-31
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,,,n1\ March 80 We are a
~ tactical people" said the
|''l minister. addressing the ma
industrial conference. AnJ
..,.- me dominant impression lel'
,.. mind after liscning all dht
,r. ,pccchcs at one or the lnoel
,,,,niaus gatherings ever held IN
.l,rH. the intensely pragucnl
'.'.'.,r az the English genius lis
.M,r., roF moderation and compro-
.c MS Inherent hatred for e1-
memcS -. ao,,,,,or .c,se
LL rYrrics with II "A remarkable
"m ,arr of adaptibility to new condI-
t,4 shown itS value as a
,t ii, many stages OF English
In the realm OF political
,,w a has made England for the
oa.n wears "A country OF blood
,.voUiions. The. resistance
.Il no stout and the battle proc
nod but at the last moment the
l.ss.s monppollzing power had the
.t,, 3, Weld before they were
.,..p and the stream OF progress
,,'.l ON into new and broader
channels ,. ,ht,
~, r.,rgnlro to predict that history
a ',,..lf Itself in thef economic
.,rorr lud that the social reNolu-
on.h IN one form or another
gor,..sing every country IN Eh-
.,. and which with less fortunate
,,oprc, may result in disintcgra'ion
,r5 chaos viii issue here in social
-.,tri|or. fundamentally b u
,,scrllry transformed, and In a
r Industrial system established
..,to., violence There may be
,,,,i, and struggle and anxious days
,rr,I hut British common sense
vii find a way
Laugh Il on Lloyd George.
IN Inc body OF the han sat sou
,,nresrntatiycs OF employers and en-
oroycd. on the platform, the home
.o,ro,,ry Sir Robert Horne. a'
rnairupn with the prime minister
Al, HTS right hand and other minis
tors on either side. In HIS opening
.nerrh the chairman outlined The
conditions Of the problem and eau
,ous.v commented on hours. wages
and unemployment. II the speoch
,s,p thr impression OF inadequate
r,.. ,nHt7mav have hCen due pariN
d. ,ar somewhat topid personality OF
,,, sneaker Eut 10 really expressed
,oe rp..rr OF the government. which
u,e no' 10 put forward any rigidly'
defined program Of It's own but tC
hiring the parties together. reconcile
and interpret adopt an attitude ol
kcpfu rcccptivity and await events
Ard that was probably the wise
course The chairman announced
ma. the prime minister would not
speak until after a general discus
SION had taken place.
The outstanding speeches in th'
discussion we're mdac by J ~
Thomas NJ T.. J. r.. Clyncs, NJ. =.
and Arthur llendersoe, One Of tn
u.hcr speakers recalled the fact tina
under the eNigencics. OF genera
election q few months ago ldoyd
George tried TO stigmatize ali tho
working class leaders as "bolshev'
..,. that useful term of oppro'
Ilm No one Joined more heartily
n the ripple Of amusement whicf
vent around the han at this thrus
than Llotd George hmself And th'
ahsurdIty was patent as one llSicnet
10 those three men: Mr Thomas wiz
Dds ,'atcsmHnlilSe vision and earnes
ComcnCe, Mr.. Ciynes with his keeT
ncsiyc mind, the prestige OF hi
great udminlltrativc success as min
ater NJ food al his back, and trans
Sttu' sincerity which gives him
|w.rl ing and persuasive charm; Mr.
Henderson with his Methodistical re
pei inability. hts constructive gift
and his even rarer quality of sturdy
perseverance.
prc-Nar Conditions Not Wanted.
All tho important speeches from
'hc labor leaders dealt with funda
m0U'l rather than with particula'
objects THE workers OF this Coun
n.y. said Mr. Brownie. president o
the Amalgamated Society Of En-
sIncers. are not going back to tn
social and industriah conditions tina
obtained prior To the war" THE,
demand said Mr.. Thomas. speak
ing FOR the whole triple alliance
una, they shall become real partner
.n industry Jointly sharing in tn,
determination of working Cond ition
ana ot management. Labor become
increasingly alive TO its sovereign
power and will shirk no responsible
N's and will be denied uone OF e.
Neh's and privileges. Rent, interes
ana profit are not inviolate. States
,hrn OF every party must make uI
'Nclr minds that there Is going (,
o' a drastic change" Mr.. Clynes no