New York Supreme Court July 15, 1903 (Stearns v. Marr)

Andrews, J.

As to the merits of the original dispute between the parties I have no knowledge. Certain truths, however, we all hold to be self-evident. With or without reason, alone or together, workmen may leave their employers. By argument or persuasion, by appeals to sympathy or *253prejudice, they may lead others not to take their vacant places. But here they must stop.