Labor Day Is Devoted To No Man,

The Periods Of Unemployment Accompanying Depression In The Business Cycle . . . Present A Challenge To All Our Claims To Progress, Humanity, And Civilization.

It Is Impossible For Capitalists And Laborers To Have Common Interests.

To Be Free, The Workers Must Have Choice. To Have Choice They Must Retain In Their Own Hands The Right To Determine Under What Conditions They Will Work.

Labor Day Is Devoted To No Man, Living Or Dead, To No Sect, Race Or Nation.

Our Movement Is Of The Working People, For The Working People, By The Working People. . . . There Is Not A Right Too Long Denied To Which We Do Not Aspire In Order To Achieve; There Is Not A Wrong Too Long Endured That We Are Not Determined To Abolish.