- , - ··-·‘’ ·, ¤¤ lu SLUJ!1 a coiiclltion {ggjn is
S-6(IM01/2 Y different. The Students mid that the
  miner is almost starving to death be-
· cause of the economic system in use by
V th€ operators. The "representative
  people' of Bell County say he is in that
state because "he is sorry and no ac-
  count and trifiing and won’t worl-:."
».     It also is worth note that on the day
  · mm the ‘°*`°¤*>le et Cumberland Gap
  V . the more conservative elements in both
groups began to repent. In Middleboro
H         respectable men and women of the town
I began to say that they regretted the
.` ° 9, Q _ way the students had been treated. In
és Knoxville certain of the students de·
  H H   1 ‘ ab   clcled they should not have descended
. l _` `UFOH KEDtuCky as théy had. They Eilld ,
  _ · _· that perhaps they should have written
\•
, ,, _ . . r   `ig l$h9 lil-1l?l'l0flti€S and the coal opgratgyg,
C1t1Z€11S of Mllllllg [`OVVHS R€S€Ht Any   — ~. as well as the miners when they planned ‘
of Outsiders to Intervene in Their AH&1YS° H °“ "’“““
S   P {   Y lg To the people of Bell and Harlan
_         ‘       counties the S`hUd€I1l}S XVGIB "dam¤@d I
Y&l`lk€ES"' thE}’ WEEE coming il'!. to
qa • • ¤ • • * D fnide
Should 1"11‘St Stud Conditions in This Crt »r»· dla mm an aim they had mm., t
. g o _
do with. The coal industry and its con.
b ditions in Kentucky was something boys
By Ben RO ertscm ]I·_ and girls in New York knew nothing
` — bout. Their comin was ·
Fnamarorcr Ky. s —. a E legmled ee
’ t . tt r ~ ·
HEN an observer of the engagement at Cumberland Gap begins to ` igsanglggg ;€§€;uS;i;k le dictate t°
. ; S.
search for the reasons which moved the college students who were seek-   e
ing to investigate conditions in the coal fields and the Kentucky citizens 4 C°“‘1m°“S F°““d Bad
to clash, he finds himself involved among mostof the historical and geographical C°“dm°¤$ here been bad enough or
traditions of the United States. He finds traces of the oldest sectionalisrn, of ima MCM Of th? U”pr°S€ma“"E m€¤"
the lingering influences of the frontier and of the large cities on the national Ln (EEE $*0 cimmes depertd m_°{€ er less
mind, of the continuing effects of the abolition spirit, of the old idealistic urge p _ E m M5 for their hvmg and 7
_ _ _ _ they were not going to have "Jew= Wg 3 ·
to change and reform, of the differences in ancestral and religious tcmpera- and Burman Redsn come d " pd
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ments, of the effect of the present economic conditions, and most of all of the "take our country from us witgouina
influence upon us of the Constitution. fight " The Kentuclrians held tha
, . . t af-
In this emergency, both the Kentuckians and the students went to the ‘ falls ll"- Bell and Harlan counties were
C itution for ground to stand on; both found in that document what they affairs fm? Bell and Harlan counties to
looking mr. sdm were wmmg to battle ir need be. The students . · “’°“‘ °‘”· AW ’°h€>‘ d€¤*ded·e¤ C°l°¤¤l
red to go to jail before they would allow the Kentuckians to refuse §;;t;°§n Saéd E; the m0? meeting at
their ocnstitutional rights to travel about the Union to observe O} Keigisky °\:1;uI3;;“E'dTh?t;tr;?n°;
. . .. ` I‘€ Wl
, ~·' ·—-—f"‘·>>Wll¤@€V€l €G0¤0llll<¤• G0¤d1l»l0¤S @h€Y berore we will let outsiders tell us with U
. chose; the KGHZUCKIEHS W€l'€`I‘€&dY to ` they think is rlght." ` »
= _ arrest the students had they persisted The Kentucklans iddked with disdain` .   it  
‘ pi, in pushing on into Bell County with — on the "a1len·* names or ui 1; ‘ A i  
b e sudenten V _. .._,
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