No Race Of Barbarians Ever Existed Yet

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.

So Long As We Have Held Fast To Voluntary Principles And Have Been Actuated And Inspired By The Spirit Of Service, We Have Sustained Our Forward Progress, And We Have Made Our Labor Movement Something To Be Respected And Accorded A Place In The Councils Of The Republic. Where We Have Blundered Into Trying To Force A Policy Or Decision, Even Though Wise And Right, We Have Impeded If Not Interrupted The Realization Of Our Own Aims.

To Be Free, The Workers Must Have Choice. To Have Choice They Must Retain In Their Own Hands The Right To Determine Under What Conditions They Will Work.

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.

Where Trade Unions Are Most Firmly Organized, There Are The Rights Of The People Most Respected.