Statements by the Mining As sociation and the Miners' Fede se, eaecinas, win Sand ment.
The "Westminster Gazette" and the "Daily News" boldly assert that the responsibility now lies with the Government, the former wondering whether it is not the duty of Mr. Baldwin to propose or impose machinery whereby the parties can be compelled to submit their claims to arbitration The "Daily Herald" demands Gov. ernment, action.
The "Daily Express" and the Daily Graphic" suggest that a way cout would be found by the miners themselves returning to work in the districts, thus giving their leaders the choice between a settlement and The former says that it appeared from Mr. Herbert Smith's reply to the invitation to indicate the miners! wishes, that the miners' position and the fundamental issues were _una smashed Federation—Reuter.
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