Appeal Socialist Classics volume 3
Appeal Socialist Classics volume 3
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Its second convention was held in Philadelphia July 4-6, 1875, and was well attended. Attempts were now begun to bring about a union of all the Socialist organizations in the coun- try. At a convention held in Pittsburgh, April 17, 1876, composed of representatives of various bodies, among them the remnants of the National Labor Union, the Socialists, though in the minority, scored an easy triumph and pre- pared the way for a general Socialist unity. In a succeeding convention, held in Philadel...phia July 19-22, the union of the various Socialist bodies was accom- plished, and the reorganized body adopted the name of the Workingmen's Party of the United States. Chicago was made the headquarters. A national executive committee of seven was elected, and Philip Van Patten was chosen national secretary. Though calling itself a party, the organ- ization took the position that its main mission was educa- tion and agitation; that participation in elections was for the time useless and that the workers should "turn their backs upon the ballot box.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its second convention was held in Philadelphia July 4-6, 1875, and was well attended. Attempts were now begun to bring about a union of all the Socialist organizations in the coun- try. At a convention held in Pittsburgh, April 17, 1876, composed of representatives of various bodies, among them the remnants of the National Labor Union, the Socialists, though in the minority, scored an easy triumph and pre- pared the way for a general Socialist unity. In a succeeding convention, held in Philadel...phia July 19-22, the union of the various Socialist bodies was accom- plished, and the reorganized body adopted the name of the Workingmen's Party of the United States. Chicago was made the headquarters. A national executive committee of seven was elected, and Philip Van Patten was chosen national secretary. Though calling itself a party, the organ- ization took the position that its main mission was educa- tion and agitation; that participation in elections was for the time useless and that the workers should "turn their backs upon the ballot box.
What to read after Appeal Socialist Classics volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William J William James Ghent to read onlineMoreLess
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