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“...and weld them into
our organization; we must work unceasingly to help build up
the revolutionary organization of Labor on the economic
field; we must each serve our movement with what capacity
nature has endowed us with and to the extent our individual
circumstances permit.
In a country like ours there will always be men and
women in sufficient number to hold aloft the banner of the
S. L. P. so long as the S. L. P. is true to itself. We owe it
to the memory of De Leon, we owe it to ourselves, and wc
owe it to the working class never to lower that banner, never
to be switched aside from our course, never to barter ulti-
mate aim for temporary gain no matter what the allurements
In the words of De Leons favorite hymn we must
Dare to be a Daniel,
Dare to stand alone;
Dare to have a purpose firm.
Dare to make it known-----
and when we arc approached by such as cry "peace whe*
there is no peace, or propose "unity with something there can
be no unity with, it is for us to knock that proposition...”
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“... How do you expect to unite
those men who are in the Republican and the Democratic
parties into a political party? I would ask him. How do you
expect those workmen who are Democrats and Republicans
today to unite in an economic organization to overthrow the
Democratic and Republican capitalists? The political action
is the wedge to get in among those men, it is the wedge that
emancipates tjiem from the thrall of political errors, and when
all political errors are removed from their minds, then wc
have a negative united political action, we at least would stand
negatively united upon the political field, and when it comes
to that, the man who cannot vote right will do everything
else wrong. To imagine that you can leave those men there
in that position, that we can leave them there, and try at the
same time to organize this body, why, it is the old story of
Madam Partington trying to sweep the Atlantic ocean away
from her back yard. You cannot do it.
You may unite a Republican and a Democratic...”
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