Carpenter . g this right was on the liberition ofthe colonies from English dominion. Woboycotted every bit of goods and every im-port sent by England to these colonieswhen the mother country attempted to col-lect what we considered an unjust tax. Weeven went further than that; we-not onlyboycotted their goods, but we destroyedthem, and then to have a few picayune em-ployers, aided and abetted by a corruptcourt, 1o tell us that we cannot advertiseunfair goods, is something we will neversubmit to. We tiy no such tactics in this modernage; we simply ask fellow unionists andour friends not to patr
Carpenter . g this right was on the liberition ofthe colonies from English dominion. Woboycotted every bit of goods and every im-port sent by England to these colonieswhen the mother country attempted to col-lect what we considered an unjust tax. Weeven went further than that; we-not onlyboycotted their goods, but we destroyedthem, and then to have a few picayune em-ployers, aided and abetted by a corruptcourt, 1o tell us that we cannot advertiseunfair goods, is something we will neversubmit to. We tiy no such tactics in this modernage; we simply ask fellow unionists andour friends not to patronize a certain in-dustry, and for that we are maligned,cursed, blacklisted and enjoined by thecourts from exercising our inherent it is true that some people maythink we are going beyond the bounds ofprudence in exercising that right, stilldesperate ills require desperate reme-dies, and wo dont intend to relinquishone iota of the just rights which wo haveso earnestly and honestly striven for. 57. ? Alili:>i>^<ifW7M^--*;-i^!i^ ^M^i>T^-^v<i 5)Q[SE@Tr®55Y@[?
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