New York, May 13, The newspapers generally con. gratulate Britain upon the settlement of the strike and approve Mr. Baldwin'
assertion that it was al Fe triumph for British common sense.
The New York "Herald-Tribune" says that Mr. Baldwin won a tremmendous victory for the nation, and achieved a great personal triumph, He has established the principle 1 no combination of trade unions can dictate to the Government, The New York "Times" asserts that the result decides finally that a general strike is a weapon that organized labour cannot use as cuts too deeply into the hand wid ing it. A general strike hereafter will be classed among the bogeys in labour disputes.
The New York "World" declares that the settlement of the strike a victory for moderates of all parties. The victory rests with the which never lost its sanity, courage or magnanimity under fire.—Reuter,
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