The employers are also urged t<) proclaim as soon as possible, the terms, on which the engagements were made, Sydney, September 18, The employers have issued .a manifesto, which says, that -it is fit and proper that their representatives should express their sincere regret that, owing to the unreasonable and antagonistic altitude assumed by labour as directed by the leaders of Unions, a strike so far-reaching in its effects and of so severe a character should exist; but it i 3 nevertheless their duty to assert that tho causes leading to tlje strike cannot in the remotest degreo be traced to any action of the employers, After traversing the causes of the strike, the manifesto goes on to say that by Ike rules of Trade Unions it is sought m stringest regulations to Becure a monoply of work and 'limit the membership; that is not only an injustice to a large amount of labour outside their ranks, but contributes to *n undue interference by labour organisations with trades in (he colonies, Tlie tactics adopted deserve severe condemnation, Fore most of these iB tlie unjust combina tion of various Unions to boycott trade, so iar as to enforce the demand of any particular Unien concerned, I and also their ediots which are being I issued that the produce of these colonies, viz,coal and other materials, wool, wheat, aud other products from the land, must not be carried or shipped, if at any period of their production or transit labour outside of trade organisations - had been employed, As to the internal trade, efforts mads to prevent suppliers of raw; materials to manufactories employing free labour and,in the disposal of manufactured articles, every opposition was given to legiti mate realisation, but it is still more extraordinary that the necessaries of life are - in some instances refused those who withhold their compliance with the demands of Trades .Unions, By intimidation as practised by Trade Unionists, free labourers are prevented by acts of. personal violence from following their lawful occupation. That in order to enforce the edicts mentioned members of Labour Unions, whether ; directly concerned or not, are com pelled by the leaders to leave. 