SHEARERS AND THEIR EMPLOYERS.

Evening Star, Issue 4045, 12 February 1876, Page 2

SHEARERS AND THEIR EMPLOYERS.

q - u , To the Edito)\ ' 1 n^ l w* » metropolitan fcmm&l taanot .be«xpect?d, to:devote «i ace to every little overttefc the bounds of scurrility recognised as neefeSßßfcy' for the “PH®* rf;Joutn*!s of .the ‘‘raV?order! 1 heai d ittthe E.V’s Court* to’jf of • diEcuesion 'as having an ■SS4"iSyed 1 0nthareiatiOT * of ®P%er<.

Briefly stateivihe • fact*' w«w :-Regan a shearer, suedf&r-Citcoimr, Rl^o^MatStaW she^p-sheanng.. Defendant produced an acreS penalty of nonfulfilmcnt of certain conditions he had acted in $ manner subversive of> all possible the progress of the work.* The result wm the ofj ttgiveui aS so on,]wuuld imagine But Muster. This respectable.pnat thrives upon ttncat;oiiß; but iß ens*ttons are at present l aoAKe (commoci.ty., M iSirf out as altogether t«™»tS» aTa?temptto coerce <JoverDment into'forMrS'ont ftfe T 1 Cf ** **' benefit 0 ?"W' fcen.3 the contractors. Land agitaSn eSL Kn t w Udy M, ' UU^ hM to draw ng, Providence agninst Relin Js?rSf ad J u wasTpwJ S? ! ?5 Waß -.J*«>W tolie roVdv aad ,a| bad workman, but he wasf poor SS Povertyjiepcrs i u the ey- sof the'iS£t hte' Juctor ,f the for-anybreueh 6f faith, for 6f &S3& a-.d coton.is.ion; wealth a.sutßcient bar to an? Writing Lased on soch S« £Au) b^ fee i lnßß . i,f literate find wSSS gg ola,s to whom it appeals, and leadg in manr ■Sftf tCimea' wSSd'2 T^Ai^ fh *W«**tts ,ike.ave.sel at bm; di-owlwermust befcrew v*d ; at aU costs, :• ffi#«» the benefiu of the'employer but also ft* the comfort of the more respectHble •fflSl* a,Ad result Weuld, be ajja demohinm-of v«ceand 4>ruttdity. i it is th be hoped yourrftral contvmpor<ri« vrfa. TO future! refraiudbouv >i ß tvrfeiing with what they qohnnt: pouibly underrf; .hd,.iand permit ■• +l?!i °i iittp ? tnen- runetions without «uch schoolingraj marf.., b,rdenved-from pot-valiant au4<Jtioe&ui«rrleidiugariolos,—You»s, &c,