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White (rep.), of Indiana. — I think the men are right every time. If any humanity had been exhib" ited toward the men they would not act unreasonably or unruly. As a rule strikers proceed from the op- pression of employers. The greed of corporations very generally impels their men to strike.
lyo THE LIGHT OI^ PERSIA ; OR Mr. Whiting (rep.), of Massachusetts. — I believe the strike was caused because the company wanted to reduce wages eight per cent. As the company was doing a good business, suc...h a movement, it would seem to me, was injudicious, as there was no necessity for it. The fact of the strike occurring at this partic- ular season of the year, when there is the greatest de- mand for coal, would rather convey the suspicion that the company wanted to advance prices.
Mr. Yost (rep.), of Virginia. — Right and justice are apparently with the strikers.
Senator McPherson(dem.), of New Jersey. — I think the right side is on the side of the miners most as- suredly. There is no class of labor in this country so poorly paid as are the miners of coal and iron ore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
White (rep.), of Indiana. — I think the men are right every time. If any humanity had been exhib" ited toward the men they would not act unreasonably or unruly. As a rule strikers proceed from the op- pression of employers. The greed of corporations very generally impels their men to strike.
lyo THE LIGHT OI^ PERSIA ; OR Mr. Whiting (rep.), of Massachusetts. — I believe the strike was caused because the company wanted to reduce wages eight per cent. As the company was doing a good business, suc...h a movement, it would seem to me, was injudicious, as there was no necessity for it. The fact of the strike occurring at this partic- ular season of the year, when there is the greatest de- mand for coal, would rather convey the suspicion that the company wanted to advance prices.
Mr. Yost (rep.), of Virginia. — Right and justice are apparently with the strikers.
Senator McPherson(dem.), of New Jersey. — I think the right side is on the side of the miners most as- suredly. There is no class of labor in this country so poorly paid as are the miners of coal and iron ore.
What to read after The Light of Persia;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcintyre, George Peter. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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