LABOR TROUBLES.

Temuka Leader, Issue 2223, 4 July 1891, Page 1

LABOR TROUBLES.

London July 2,

Mr Moorhead, speaking at a banquet, said that it behoved everyone to come to the . rescue of Queensland in her present strait. He regarded with grave apprehension .the election of so many labor members in New South Wales, which meant that the agitators who never cared for the welfare of the laborer, were ready to set class against class. He thought that he would be failing in his duty Avere he now to remain absent from the colony. Another speaker applauded the vigorous conduct of Sir Samuel Griffith during the shearers' strike, which he said had been highly appreciated by colonists in London.

Sydney, July 2,

In connection with the refusal of the Pastoral Union to agree to a conference'with the shearers, unless " freedom of contract" is conceded, the men Qonsider public opinion is with them, inasmuch as they have done their utmost to avert a strike. ' They say that labor has now an immense influence in the House, and in the event of further labor struggles, should any attempt be made on the part of the Government to send armed speeial constables and military to the seat of war to irritate the men and lead them on to riot, the labor members would overthrow the Government,

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