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“...Jersey the Socialist
Party, for the sake of expediency, feigned attempts at unity
with the Socialist Labor Party. All these ended as the New
Jersey Unity Conference had ended. The Socialist Partyites
agreed on all occasions with the Socialist Labor Party men in
regard to principles and tactics; they agreed that industrial un-
ionism was requisite to the Socialist movement and the reali-
zation of Socialism; that the Industrial Union was the Social-
ist Republic in embryo. They agreed also on other vital ques-
tions, such as party ownership of the press, and on the ques-
tion of discipline in the movement, but they would have
agreed with anything and anybody as a means to extricate
Iheir party, caught in a cleft stick, as it were. Their actions...”
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