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“...
De Leon was great and all in favor of De Leon. Sanial was
like many an artist or poet, who paints or writes poetry when-
ever he IS in the proper mood-when he gets an inspiration
Sanial wrote many a page of educational matter, and at other
times delivered lectures and speeches both instructive and en-
thusiastic. But to work as De Leon did, to be the one who con-
tmua ly forges new weapons and finds the strategic paths that
kad to victory, one who gives his whole self to the movement
man ^ a great man is capable of that. Sanial was not a great
Sanial was a number of times delegate of the Socialist La-
bor Party to the International Congress. Upon his return he
made verbal reports to Section New York or perhaps wrote a
letter to the party members, but to write a report as did De
heTk* Amsterdam Congress, wherein
in .e of tihe leaders in the Socialist movement
n Europe and furnishes his constituents with a picture such
L'complir'' again only a great man can
Sanial liked...”
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“... attached to the
Manifesto, did not personally participate in the conferences;
his signature was obtained by appeals to his consistency, by
reminding him of his verbal declarations and his promises....”
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