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“...cialist Trade and Labor Alliance, and again, later, of the Industrial Workers of the World, and a Gompers, who would most likely have long ago been swept away by a pro- gressive wave, is still the president of the A. F. of L. Therefore, was De Leons friendship far more dan- gerous than his hatred. The S. L. P led by him alone after the split in 1899, soon lost through his methods and tactics all importance, until, during the last years it was nothing but a rump, giving testimony of departed splendor. It died before him and burled him in its ruins. His death does not tear a gap....... It IS hard to say which is the more remarkable in this performance, its animus, or, its stupidity,real or pretended. It IS certainly superfluous to lose one word as to the at- tempted characterization of De Leon, the would-be charac- terizers being utterly unfit to appraise either the man or his work, but the alleged likelihood of a "progressive" wave that was to have swept away a Gompers is so ludicrous when...”