The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-09-21
THE NATIONAL LABOR CONGRESS.

The action taken by the members IN at
tendance at the Cleveland session Of the
National Labor Congress, an account IF
which We herewith pu.rish, Will doubtless, .
command the endorsement II large ma
jorty If the trus friends Of the labor I.
moyemeutJ 80 matter how unpleasant
the admission amt e. as It is a very IN
pleasant ne tie fact is self-evident that
this organization has not accomplished the
mission which its founders fundly hoped il
would We are willing 70 admit that the
chronic growler, The disappointed schemer,
the sorehead politician. the wolf in sleeps
clothing the surface philosopher, and
the time-serving adventurer, have each
and all Of them been a dead weight upon
its efforts, have tried to use it to accom-
plish their selfish purposes and that the
Jealously. the narrow minded bigotry and
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have almost paralvzed II, storr, bur VET
the same result, the mpalatahl, truth re
main. the Sam.
Indsr tbase circumstances ~. insist "
i.wors4 than useless III continue ar ,ttemtt
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from identifying themselves with the
National Labor Union IN taking this
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cos are almost il6mitable whose interests
are 30 diversified and whose ever increas-
~, nonuIsrion il ~ sucb a homooeneous
,haroc+ar IN , country Too where the
.r;stocracy If wealth takes the Mace IF
the ar;s, craev II birth. where the re-
,o-.eIass dar ,nds ~ canitaI grow mare
.,.ct;ro 1av no dav STbere the laborer - /
oomD.Iled bv sheer necessity. to organize
to .acnra the racognition of his God-piven |
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