US Soldiers, strikebreakers onto train

Colonel Pope is instructed to prepare his men to leave Georgia by midnight. Despite concerns about strikebreakers sworn in as deputies, the order is firm. Governor Talmadge's decisive action against professional strikebreakers reflects a shift in public sentiment towards labor disputes, posing a significant threat to the Burg Office of America beyond just revoking licenses.

How does the speaker feel about the presence of sworn-in deputies?

What fundamental change is suggested regarding the American people's attitude toward labor disputes?