"A RUINOUS BLOW"
"TIMES" ON SITUATION,
(Published in The Times.)
LONDON, 3rd May.
"The Times," in a leading article, says unless counsels of reason prevail tho country will be faced with the gravest domestic menace since the fall of the Stuarts. It is incredible that the leaders really considered the nature and consequences of a strike, otherwise they would not support so manifestly disastrous a step. They claim to speak on behalf of 3i millions, but admittedly only a fraction of that number has been consulted on the issue. The leaders arrogate to themselves the right to inflict incalculable injury on the entire nation and Empire. It will be a ruinous blow to the revival of British credit, bringing loss and poverty to innocent millions. The leaders sincerely state that they are not declaring war on the people, but this assertion will not stand the test of facts.
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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 105, 4 May 1926, Page 7
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