The Singletax And the Labor Movement
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George begins to find fault with the word "labor," and is apparently using the labor organization of this state to further his pet scheme. I should not be a bit surprised to see George and his party one of these days in cooperation with the Democratic party. The object of the Socialists is not to force any Socialist ideas on the United Labor party. What they want is to guard the working people against being defrauded and misled by any scheme entirely foreign to their interests. George fears the... Socialists on that account, and for that reason he was anxious to have them excommuni- cated."" ^Standard, Aug. 13, 1887, p. 1.
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[358] SPEBK— SINGLET AX AND LABOR MOVEMENT 113 The meeting decided that the election of new delegates to the convention was illegal, as the delegates had actually and reg- ularly been elected by the assembly district before the ruling of McMacMn. At the meeting on August 11, in the presence of a number of sympathizers with the Socialists, there occurred a lively discussion on the split caused by the ruling of McMacMn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
George begins to find fault with the word "labor," and is apparently using the labor organization of this state to further his pet scheme. I should not be a bit surprised to see George and his party one of these days in cooperation with the Democratic party. The object of the Socialists is not to force any Socialist ideas on the United Labor party. What they want is to guard the working people against being defrauded and misled by any scheme entirely foreign to their interests. George fears the... Socialists on that account, and for that reason he was anxious to have them excommuni- cated."" ^Standard, Aug. 13, 1887, p. 1.
'IMd.
[358] SPEBK— SINGLET AX AND LABOR MOVEMENT 113 The meeting decided that the election of new delegates to the convention was illegal, as the delegates had actually and reg- ularly been elected by the assembly district before the ruling of McMacMn. At the meeting on August 11, in the presence of a number of sympathizers with the Socialists, there occurred a lively discussion on the split caused by the ruling of McMacMn.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter Alexander Speek to read onlineMoreLess
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