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The report of the Committee on Credentials, made to said convention, clearly sets forth California Labor's attitude toward the workers in Japan, and is quoted herewith: "There have been submitted to the Commit- tee on Credentials two credentials for fraternal delegates from the Laborers' Friendly Society of Tokio, Japan, namely, B. Suzuki and S. Yoshimatsu.
"Your Committee has given careful consid- eration to the question of seating these men.
It has been said that the Laborers' Friendly Societ...y is not a bona fide trade-union. It has also been alleged that these two men are not representing the working people of Japan, but are rather agents of the Japanese Government in a well-planned campaign to weaken our im- migration laws, etc.
"Your Committee, however, has not been fur- nished with any evidence to substantiate the allegations referred to. We, therefore, recom- mend that both be seated without vote.
"We have arrived at this conclusion (1) be- cause the seating of these delegates in no way affects our attitude or modifies our demand for the exclusion of all Asiatic laborers from our shores; (2) because we believe it is in accord- ance with the spirit of International Unionism and to our own advantage to aid and encour- age the working people in Japan to organize and better their conditions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The report of the Committee on Credentials, made to said convention, clearly sets forth California Labor's attitude toward the workers in Japan, and is quoted herewith: "There have been submitted to the Commit- tee on Credentials two credentials for fraternal delegates from the Laborers' Friendly Society of Tokio, Japan, namely, B. Suzuki and S. Yoshimatsu.
"Your Committee has given careful consid- eration to the question of seating these men.
It has been said that the Laborers' Friendly Societ...y is not a bona fide trade-union. It has also been alleged that these two men are not representing the working people of Japan, but are rather agents of the Japanese Government in a well-planned campaign to weaken our im- migration laws, etc.
"Your Committee, however, has not been fur- nished with any evidence to substantiate the allegations referred to. We, therefore, recom- mend that both be seated without vote.
"We have arrived at this conclusion (1) be- cause the seating of these delegates in no way affects our attitude or modifies our demand for the exclusion of all Asiatic laborers from our shores; (2) because we believe it is in accord- ance with the spirit of International Unionism and to our own advantage to aid and encour- age the working people in Japan to organize and better their conditions.
What to read after American Japanese Relations the Necessity for a Clearer Understanding Between?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Scharrenberg to read onlineMoreLess
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