The Working People Know No Country. They

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.

You Can't Do It Unless You Organize.

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.

The Man Who Has His Millions Will Want Everything He Can Lay His Hands On And Then Raise His Voice Against The Poor Devil Who Wants Ten Cents More A Day.

All Other Holidays Are In A More Or Less Degree Connected With Conflicts And Battles Of Man's Prowess Over Man, Of Strife And Discord For Greed And Power, Of Glories Achieved By One Nation Over Another. Labor Dayis Devoted To No Man, Living Or Dead, To No Sect, Race, Or Nation.