Labor Day Is Devoted To No Man,

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

Why Should The Wealth Of The Country Be Stored In Banks And Elevators While The Idle Workman Wanders Homeless About The Streets And The Idle Loafers Who Hoard The Gold Only To Spend It On Riotous Living Are Rolling About In Fine Carriages From Which They Look Out On Peaceful Meetings And Call Them Riots?

Our Movement Is Of The Working People, For The Working People, By The Working People. . . . There Is Not A Right Too Long Denied To Which We Do Not Aspire In Order To Achieve; There Is Not A Wrong Too Long Endured That We Are Not Determined To Abolish.

It Is Impossible For Capitalists And Laborers To Have Common Interests.

The Freedom Of Speech And The Freedom Of The Press Have Not Been Granted To The People In Order That They May Say Things Which Please, And Which Are Based Upon Accepted Thought, But The Right To Say The Things Which Displease, The Right To Say The Things Which Convey The New And Yet Unexpected Thoughts, The Right To Say Things, Even Though They Do A Wrong.