SYNDICALISM.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 144357, 23 March 1914, Page 3

SYNDICALISM.

A FINE EXPONENT. WANTED BACK IN AFRICA. DV ELECTBIC TELEGRAPH. —COPTEIOIIt. (Received March 23, 11.50 a.m.) MELBOURNE, March 23. Kendall, organiser of the Amalgamated Society of Engineers, whoso extradition it is reported tho South African Government intend to apply for, addressed a meeting in the Socialists 1 Hall. He said it had been demonstrated by industrial action that they could hope, in South Africa at any rate, to como into their own shortly. They had tho workers educated up to intermittent strikes, also to sabotage. Personally ho agreed with tho latter. An industrial suite was really war, and every possible means must be employed. lie was not averse to murdering a scab. He hoped tho Government avoid nor r.nli'.n him. He had con-f...ni-d to the laws so far. Ho did not 1.-.i.v. il he would always conform, hoho was a rebel at heart. Ho wi w all probability become a rebel in tin- rnni it, but the Government iv.ura ioavo him alone until he violated tho laws.