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The Commoner.
FEBRUARY 5, 1804.
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the guests to a sensational speech on
the labor ques'ion.
It was as dramatic as it vas unex
pected. "Mr. Bryan had prepared an
academic addnss on the effect of The
Hague's Peace Tribunal, but Mr. Beck,
who immediately preceded him by a
sharp attack jpn the methods of labor
organizations,' arodsod him, and di
gressing from the line of his speech
he made an impassioned defense of
the laboring man, coupled with an at
tack on the trusts.
Mr. Beck is the former United
States district attorney, who, aftpr
prosecuting some of the trust cases,
resigned to practice law. At the close
of his speech, he said:
"There are those who decry com
mercialism, who seem to think that
it is at best' an unpleasant necessity.
The courage of the Dutch was the
courage of an essentially commorciai
race. If I 'understand it, the prospect
v of Holland was based on the principle
that every man, rich or poor, had the
right to work for whom he pleased,
and for what wage he pleased, under
what conditions he pleased.
"There were labor organizations in
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Holland and they were called guJ'ds,
but never did any member cf those
guilds attempt to say that whoever
tailed to join one of those guilds
should not work. If he had tho in
trepid spirit of those Hollanders
would havo risen up aud resented it
as valiantly as they resisted the Dulco
of Alva. In vain are your constitu
tions if a minority of men can de
mand that all men shall work as they
prescribe."
Turning to Mr. Bryan, to whom he
had referred in tho most extravagant
terms before, he said:
"The distinguished speakei of tho
evening Is to speak to you tonight on
Peace. I assume that that refers to
peace between nations. Wo aro so
sure of immunity from Interference
from outside nations that we aro apt
to be unjust.
"That peace which we all desire,
internal peace, must bo fought out at
home unless all our institutions are
to fail pqace between employer and
employe, tho basis of which must be
that the workman shall work for
whom he pleases, on what condition
he pleases."
Mr. Bryan listened to this with an
expression on his face which thoso
who sat near him knew to mean that
he was ready to take up the chal
lenge. Before the speaking had be
gun Mr. Beck had greeted him and
recalled the fact that tho lust time
they met was in the democratic club
at Philadelphia. Mr. Bryan, with
surprise, had said that he did not
know Mr. Beck was a democrat. Beck
had replied: "I was until 189G."
When Mr. Eryan rose to speak ho
was loudly cheered. After a few
words, he said that he was embar
rassed becauso his fnend and Dr.
Lorimer had both made political
speeches. He could only retaliate, he
said, by preaching a sermon. Ex
pecting his rejoinder to Mr. Beck and
Dr. Lorimer, who had advifed Wall
street to stick to President Roosevelt,
the audience cned: "Go on! Go on!"
but he desisted and proceeded with
the speech he had prepared on inter
national peace. After talking twenty
minutes, he turned calmly to Mr, Beck
and said:
"When my friend here speaks of
dangers we are .to meet I feel like
suggesting another danger which we
are to meet which is greater than the
danger from workingmen who earn
their living by the sweat of their
brow, and that danger is the corpor
ations that plunder the stockholders
and the public and defy- the law.
"A greater danger than any labor
organization is the debauchery of elec
tions with money, the buying of fran
chises and the corruption of govern
ment. These are dangers far greater
than any labor organization present
lo this country. -
"I found in Russia a peasant phil
osopher who preached the gospel of
love. He lives in a land that has
nearly 1,000,000 soldiers. . They don't
allow his doctrines to bo published in
that country, and any one entering
the country is not allowed to bring
his doctrines. Yet while they punish
those who circulate his pamphlets,
they dare not lay then hands upon
tho man liimse'f. It Is the power of
thought, of a righteous idea.
"If you ask me if there Is any prin
ciple that shall bring peace in this
country, I answer it Is 'Love thy
neighbor as thyself You can't bring
peace by attacking the labor organiza
tions. See what they have done. Don't
merely attack them. Look at the re
sults they have wrought.
"They helped ns to get the Aus
tralian ballot law, that safeguard for
the sacred heritage of eyery citizen,
which enables every workingman to
cast bis vote as hl3 conscience dic
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Studying into tho causes of rheumatism, and
alter much experimenting and repeated failure
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