SENTENCES OF LEADERS.

Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 1271, 12 February 1910, Page 2

SENTENCES OF LEADERS.

VINDICATION OF THE LAW. [Press Association — Cofyeight.] Sydney, Fob. 11. The "Telegraph" says of the sentences on strike agitators: "In summing up, the judge vindicated the industrial law by an exposition which ought to be of salutary benefit to those people) who seem to think it differs from other law." The "Herald" says that in the circumstances it will not be felt that Bowl ing was dealt with too hashly. Auy reasonable review of the strike must impress the public with the gravity of the offence just punished. It was a deliberate conspiracy to hold up the industries of the State. Bowling and his fellow-conspirators get out deliberately to upset institutions, defy the ,a\\ , and starve the public?/