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WHEREAS: These proposed laws
would reduce the foreign-born work
ers to class of outcasts and indus
trial serfs wholly dependent upon the
whims of their employers; and
WHEREAS: The purpose of these
proposed laws is to create reserve
army of foreign-borna sworkers COM
PEELED under threat of deportation to
accept work at the lowest wages or
to starve, thus tendings to Clover the
level of the standard of living of the
whole American working class by
practically outlawing the great masses
of foreign-born workers; = prohibiting
their right to organize and TO resist
their exploiters thru strikes and other
means and constitutingsaE menace to
the whole American aboremovement;
now be it therefore 9H-boss Of
Call on A. r. OILS to Protest.
'RESOLVED: That wes the Con-
ference for Protection of Foreign-born,
do hereby call upon lthee executive
council of the American Federation of
Labor, thru it's legislative committee
at congress, to use all itssresources to
defeat these bills and all other similar
ones; and we further call upon all
trade unions, political, fraternal, labor
and farmers organizations and all
sympathizers to send delegates to the
New York Council for the Protection
of Foreign-Born Workers and to pass
resolutions in their local unions and
organizations against the passage of
bills H. R. 1858, BIAS, 6523 and 44S9
and, be it further
RESOLVED: That we call upon
all foreign-born workers to join the
trade unions and we urge that all or
ganized labor unite to fight against
this discriminatory legislation against
the foreign-born workers in the inter
ests of the whole American working,
class. The conference goes on record
for an organized campaign to defeat.
these proposed measures to Prussian.
lie the American workers. It calls
upon all labor organizations to join in
this campaign. Therefore be it fur
Their. US Aif9r5 ef f.eEn
RESOLVED: That copy of these
resolutions. be sent to the represents
tives Of this state in congress with
the demand that they cast their votes
against this discriminatory legislation
against the foreign-born workers and
that copies also be sent to the press
and to the New York Council for the
Protection of Foreign-Born Workers.
RESOLUTION ON LABOR PARTY.
WHEREAS; The. experience of
the last few years has shown the in
,creasing use sof the government ma
chinery against the workers In strikes.
the arrest Of pickets, injunctions. use
OF the militia and other governmental
interference. and
WHEREAS: This has been used
against the foreign-born workers as In
the case OF. Sacco.vanzetti deporta.
tons, ETC.. as well as against the
American,born workers as in the rail.
road strike. miners, etc, and
WHEREAS: The workers have
been hampered from conducting a sue.
cessful resistance by the entire work.
Ing class against these prosecutions,
therefore
BE 1T RESOLVED that in the in
terests OF maintaining the rights OF
all workers, we urge the establish
ment Of a political party of labor--a
labor party based upon the trade
unions and uniting all sections OF
organized laborSas a means to Eight