Trade Union Epigrams
Trade Union Epigrams
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In proportion as the workers help them- selves by the power of trade unionism there is the less need of help from the law-making powers and the less disap- pointment because of failure on the part of the latter.
If all lawbreakers were behind bars there would be fewer administrators of law and also less need for those.
A militia and a standing army may look brave enough and prove effective enough in deterring or suppressing any offensive movement among the people. But opposed to a people roused... to the defense of their liberties the entire institutions of militar- ism would be as chaff in a gale.
We are apt to credit with too much virtue the maxim that "all govern- ment rests upon physical force. " No amount of force can for long maintain government in opposition to the will of the people; no force is required to main- tain government in accord with that will.
The "Friend of Labor. " The only entirely reliable "Friend of Labor " is labor itself.
Organized labor has need to distinguish clearly between its friends and its mere favorites.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In proportion as the workers help them- selves by the power of trade unionism there is the less need of help from the law-making powers and the less disap- pointment because of failure on the part of the latter.
If all lawbreakers were behind bars there would be fewer administrators of law and also less need for those.
A militia and a standing army may look brave enough and prove effective enough in deterring or suppressing any offensive movement among the people. But opposed to a people roused... to the defense of their liberties the entire institutions of militar- ism would be as chaff in a gale.
We are apt to credit with too much virtue the maxim that "all govern- ment rests upon physical force. " No amount of force can for long maintain government in opposition to the will of the people; no force is required to main- tain government in accord with that will.
The "Friend of Labor. " The only entirely reliable "Friend of Labor " is labor itself.
Organized labor has need to distinguish clearly between its friends and its mere favorites.
What to read after Trade Union Epigrams?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Macarthur to read onlineMoreLess
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