[the Labor Movement Is] A Movement Of

You Can't Do It Unless You Organize.

Show Me The Country That Has No Strikes And I'll Show You The Country In Which There Is No Liberty.

In Many Instances The Conduct Of Colored Workmen, And Those Who Have Spoken For Them, Has Not Been In Asking Or Demanding That Equal Rights Be Accorded To Them As To White Workmen, But Somehow Conveying The Idea That They Are To Be Petted And Coddled And Given Special Consideration And Special Privilege. Of Course That Can't Be Done.

We Will Stand By Our Friends And Administer A Stinging Rebuke To Men Or Parties Who Are Either Indifferent, Negligent, Or Hostile, And, Wherever Opportunity Affords, To Secure The Election Of Intelligent, Honest, Earnest Trade Unionists, With Clear, Unblemished, Paid-up Union Cards In Their Possession.

Workingmen Are At The Foundation Of Society. Show Me That Product Of Human Endeavor In The Making Of Which The Workingman Has Had No Share, And I Will Show You Something That Society Can Well Dispense With.