"The issue now is not what wages miners should receive, but whether democratic, parliamentary govern= ment is to be overthrown," gaya Viscount Grey in a message to "The British Gazette."
He declares that the alternatives ave hata hostile and fatal to Tiber> he says, every day the strike ig making' the future worse for everybody.
"Two things are don conimunity must work together ull costs to avert a revolution and preserve constitutional methods, while the second is that the only counsel to save our industries fend the strike and got back negotiations."
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