The Editorial "T".

Maoriland Worker, Volume 2, Issue 11, 19 May 1911, Page 7

The Editorial "T".

I want everybody to read Mr. Tregear's speech on page 13, because in its "altogether" it is a speech for Socialism. Unlike most of the apologists for arbitration and nalliatives, Mr. Tregear favours such_ as speeding iis io emancipation. His difference with this paper is a tactical one at botand not one of root principle. Legitimate enough is this position, and one upheld by many Socialists of celebrity. Therefore, read the speech, o.iid theaa agree with mc that it is its own refutation of its case for arbitration. Also read our "leader," and talk about it and your paper. * -55- * This paper can be materially helped by its friends getting subscriptions for it. The business manager will gladly supply books containing 25 forms. The sub. of 5s per annum is so low that quantity will alone warrant the figure. . Flood us with "five bobs." As to ads., we want all we can get. Hustle them into the paper. M. A. Fagan, of Reef ton, sent the sunshine right into the darkest corne>r of the office by posting some advts. for a term and over £30 payments in advanoe! Go thou and do like-wise. The Dunolly, Dennison and Blackball miners pay the Worker cub. with their Union sub. Excellent—it ought to become the rule. For the rest, all's well. The Eye.