Inter-Mountain Farmer | 1902-09-23 | Page 6 | Coal Operators Denounced

COAL OPERATORS DENOUNCED. Labor Leaders Do Not Mince Their Words New "York Sipl 20 Ten thousand persons atumlcd nn open air mass mei ting In Madison St" tire tonight, or-ganlie.1 or-ganlie.1 by the t i ntrnl l'ederuUd Pnlon In sympathy with the striking tool miners In Pennsylvania A corn nf young women an 1 men, preceded by a bras hand manned nrnuiiil the stlimrc all evening with boxe for cou-li cou-li (bullous to be sent tn the aid tit slrlktr They were well patronUed John Mitchell president of the United Mine YYorkerH and Samuel Clampers piisldeni of the Amerltan Pederallon of labor. In their addresses ilenounctd lln (mil operators In stlotig lernts othei spnikers weie Henry C.cnrge Kriiist ( tosby Ch irles P Adams John 8 Crosby and Heiijainln llanfonl llesuliitlous wero iaid whlili said In ltt The lime has nunc when no Individual Indi-vidual or coriioiillon maj longer be allowed to remain In wile nvv net ship and inntiol or a prime n t sally of life Mr the whole people Ye tleclaie In favor uf cullettlvi ownership an I operation by the people of the coal minis and railroad dt pendent upon (him as the only wuy out of the pir ent state of social war twtween a few capitalists who own all Ihe mrnns of production and the masses of the toiling people who use them, tin the only way to e rure to each vvorkir the full pinduct of his I ihor ' In an Interview given prior lo tht .Mudlrtin Squule meeting Plealdent Mlt lull said thu miiicis ute hi ill willing will-ing lo submit Unit d. tunnilH tn aibltrn-llon aibltrn-llon nnil to abide by tin deilslnn of the nibltrntors llu said ho hud not come heie tn meet any of ilia nperatois end would not try to ste nnv of them lie denied icpnrts that he intended lo ihinii inodilie I I in nidj lu J 1" ilul bun or ilia upiratoia.