Show IS Was washington kington dispatches state that the strike trouble troubles la in colorado are the president and the managers gorska of hn hi campaign a great deal of uneasiness A number of dispatches have been recel receded Ned by the president from great labor centers particularly from pennsylvania ohio and indiana illing attention to the wholesale deportation et of minors miners atom colorado to other states and demanding that he lie tako take notice of them and use his influence to put an end t sonio somo dispatches are from ers era and others aiom prominent republicans public ans one of the latter wires of the feeling of deep indignation that permeates labor throughout his state at sit the high handed proceedings and expresses pre aises fears that unless it ceases immediately it will havo have a tendency ton doncy to concentrate labor against the republican party in every of the union it Is suggested in circles that since are belog forcibly deported f from rom colorado into other states avor interstate rail roads itis it Is no po longer n elate question merely but has grown to national magnitude it to 1 clain claimed ted that under tinder tho the power to reg regulado ulato commerce oe tho states the t ho general govern itten may find ample authority to put an end to tho the deportations thero thera Is no question but that lubor labor throughout tho the east has become concerned over the arbitrary manner of dealing with tho the strikers in colorado Wor workmen kinen na naturally ask them seli as if it such things can be dono in colorado why not in pennsylvania and ohio there la Is no feeling of sm for those responsible foi lot tho the explosion but workingmen f reacon that the fact ef of deporting the miners shows that they are not guilty if it they wore they would be kept in prison and tried for tho the crime the la Is much concerned over the situation just now he lie ie to doing hia his bost best to win benok the great railroad ra rond 1 nho 1 I t I 1 I 1 el f 1 il I 1 1 after ho he interfered in the pennsylvania coni coal strike b by ignoring the colorado situation but thi tho labor leaders who indorsed him for that net act cant seo see why he s i itald not do the asarue thing in the colorado case which Is much more serious and involves far graver graner question questions of personal right rights find finding ing the president resident positively la active now they regard hia his movement in the coal strike as one of policy only alj and no not froin from What whatever eyer he gained from tho the coal strike with union labor he lie has habal at i ready lost because of hia his apparent indifference to the colorado crisis tho the colorado troubles will cut a large figure in the cump camp aln align |