RESUMPTION OF WORK.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10598, 2 April 1912, Page 5

RESUMPTION OF WORK.

SOME FOE. AND SOME AGAINST. (Received Last Night, 10,35 o'clock.) LONDON, April 1. Of thA fifty-mine coliieries in South two to o:ne aire iai) favour of rtmmd'n' 1 Nortli Wales is over>whelmangly in favour; Cumberland is agadntett,, and Rothedaam scfridly aigaiinst res-uming- except und£ir full sfcflteduile rates. . _ : .' The stroke in Warwickshire Las aoHapsed. Tein t]M>usa;nd are n'£«suming, and also! a number at Forest Dean, near (London. ' Mr Keir Hat'die, sipeallcing at Braaiford;, eaid that there was no essential (difference between Syndicalism and. iSocrJalism. Both dewed to overthrow <the present form of society, One lesison gained from the stnike was that itho commercial 1 classes were realising ithwt the >:miines. and railways must heidomx* Sltia'te property. ■ , !v~r Giray&on, speaking at Wigan, jsaidl th'at the miners' woifld not be able to ex|p,eet substantial economic results from, the pre sent strike, but they taught statesmen that the working cliiisses. mattered. The Governmeiif hatl deceived them, asnd the Mines (Bil was cunningly conceived and. ctraffdd by clever statesmen, collaborating with ridh capitalists. Ma- S'nmvden, speaking at Oldham; isaicT that t3se concessions to the mints trs, wttiocli were wrung front the Government, were ftill df illimitable pos/ciJbih'ties. If it was the right of tflie dimier to have a aruninuim wage guaa\nnteedi "by law, evidry worker was entitled to a isim&i'r minimum.