Appeal Socialist Classics volume 7
Appeal Socialist Classics volume 7
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SOCIALIST EXCEPT IN NAME. In January, 1913, the party consisted of 130 trade- unions with 1, 858, 178 members, 146 trade councils and local Labor parties, two Socialist societies with 31, 237 members, 5, 000 members of the Women's Labor league, and 1, 073 co- operators. Its incom. E, derived from a capitation fee of Id. Per member per year with a small fee paid by trade coun- cils, etc. , amounted to £3, 862, but considerable sums came from sales of literature and other sources, and it has a la...rge balance in hand. Many unions are at present pre- vented by injunction from paying their dues, and under the new act its regular income should exceed £7, 500. The party has no formal basis or formulated policy. Proposals to this end have always been rejected because the party includes Socialists and trade-unionists, some of whom are not Socialists and indeed, in a few cases, are opposed to the formulae, though not to the proposals, of Socialism. But as there is no alternative policy to Socialism, its actions are always Socialist.
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SOCIALIST EXCEPT IN NAME. In January, 1913, the party consisted of 130 trade- unions with 1, 858, 178 members, 146 trade councils and local Labor parties, two Socialist societies with 31, 237 members, 5, 000 members of the Women's Labor league, and 1, 073 co- operators. Its incom. E, derived from a capitation fee of Id. Per member per year with a small fee paid by trade coun- cils, etc. , amounted to £3, 862, but considerable sums came from sales of literature and other sources, and it has a la...rge balance in hand. Many unions are at present pre- vented by injunction from paying their dues, and under the new act its regular income should exceed £7, 500. The party has no formal basis or formulated policy. Proposals to this end have always been rejected because the party includes Socialists and trade-unionists, some of whom are not Socialists and indeed, in a few cases, are opposed to the formulae, though not to the proposals, of Socialism. But as there is no alternative policy to Socialism, its actions are always Socialist.
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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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