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Mr. LITTLEFIELD. Did the courts sustain that position ?
Mr. Darrow. They did not find it necessary to.
Mr. LiTTLEFiELD. Did they discuss it?
Mr. Darrow. Yes; but they did not pass upon it. The Supreme Court did not discuss it; it was not raised there at all. In all these things it has been persistently urged by counsel, and practically against the workingmen, that a strike in itself is illegal; that a body of men can not combine for the purpose of coercing their employers, as they put it — coer...cing; that a combination in itself is illegal. I am inclined to think that the majority of the Federal courts would hold that law to-day — that in the Debs case, for instance, where the Ameri- can Railway Union served notice on the Pullman Company that unless they acceded to the demands that the employees had made that they would have a general strike upon the railroad companies to prevent the running of Pullman cars, now that would probably be held illegal, if necessary.
The Chairman. Why?
Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. LITTLEFIELD. Did the courts sustain that position ?
Mr. Darrow. They did not find it necessary to.
Mr. LiTTLEFiELD. Did they discuss it?
Mr. Darrow. Yes; but they did not pass upon it. The Supreme Court did not discuss it; it was not raised there at all. In all these things it has been persistently urged by counsel, and practically against the workingmen, that a strike in itself is illegal; that a body of men can not combine for the purpose of coercing their employers, as they put it — coer...cing; that a combination in itself is illegal. I am inclined to think that the majority of the Federal courts would hold that law to-day — that in the Debs case, for instance, where the Ameri- can Railway Union served notice on the Pullman Company that unless they acceded to the demands that the employees had made that they would have a general strike upon the railroad companies to prevent the running of Pullman cars, now that would probably be held illegal, if necessary.
The Chairman. Why?
Mr.
What to read after Report of a Hearing Before the Committee ...?
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