Latest. A MINISTERIAL PROMISE AND APPEAL. DESPERATE MEN IN THE CAMPS.
ItJNITKD FBKSB ASSOCIATION. I (Kooeivod August 30, 11.15 a.m.; Sydney, This Dat. Eeplfrlngto a letter from the President of the AnstraliftiJ Workers' Union, the Premier stated that he would amend the Trade Disputes Aot in such a way that before next ohp the Bhearer3 or pastoralists could compel judioial investigation by an Arbitration Court. He called upon the representative shearers to put down violenoe and outrage, and asked them to oonsider whether they could Hot arrivo at some understanding, and waive the dispute for the rest of the season, under protest, with the prospect of full and fair investigation by the Arbitration Court. Mr. Eae, speaking at Cobar, said many_ of the strikers out in camps were beoominß desperate, ana in some cases they would stick at nothing to gain their snds.
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Evening Post, Volume XLVIII, Issue 52, 30 August 1894, Page 2
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