New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-24
IRISH STRIKE DOOMED
TO SPEEDY FAILURE
British Railway Situation Now
Deemed Far GraVer, with Fur
Their Troubles Almost Certain.
HOME RULE CAMPAIGN ON
Bill to Disestablish the Welsh
Church Promised by Lloyd
George for Next Session
. Problems for Churchill.
IBy cable to The Tribune. ]

lBy cable to The Trbunel
London. Sept. 23.-The Irish railway
strike will not be a serious menace TO
the United Kingdom unless of course, 1t
actually extends TO the sister isle
There is no immediate prospect. how
ever. Of sympathetic or concerted ac-
tion on this side.
Recognition cannot be accorded 10 the
ultimatum Of a general railway strike
when the Railway Commission is now
receiving evidence on the whole subject
before making recommendations TO Par
lament.
The Amalgamated Society Of Railway
Servants has taken up the handling OF
blackleg goods as a grievance which
must be redressed by the companies.
Thi, demand is clearly untenable since
tn, companies are prohibited by law
from discriminating against shippers
and are under obligation TO enforce uni
formity of treatment.
The Irish strike cannot be made eff
fective when considerable body OF
drivers and stokers protect themselves
by declaring that they will remain at
work until "a sympathetic strike is pro-
claimed in England.
The Amalgamated Society. by attack
ing the principle Of public control over
railways and undermining the safe
guards against unfair prejudice or dis
elimination, has placed itself out Of
court and has doomed the i'll starred
movement to speedy failure.
Labor Outlook Dark.
Far more serious than temporary
DISCRIMINATION Of traffic in Ireland is
the strong case against Interrogation
of organized labor which the railway
managers are making out before the
commission now sitting. Apparently it
rrecrudes an adjustment of the burning
questions Of trade unionism, and is
likely 10 involve before Christmas an
other and more disastrous conflict be-
tween the companies and the men,
Joseph Chamberlain's friends report
that he is overioyed by the results of the
Canadian election and is forecasting the
speedy triumph Of tariff reform. a j.
Baiour Is 100 SHIe"o 'e'ON' y,i.'g
stress prematurely upon the two-shllling
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