[the Labor Movement Is] A Movement Of

In Many Instances The Conduct Of Colored Workmen, And Those Who Have Spoken For Them, Has Not Been In Asking Or Demanding That Equal Rights Be Accorded To Them As To White Workmen, But Somehow Conveying The Idea That They Are To Be Petted And Coddled And Given Special Consideration And Special Privilege. Of Course That Can't Be Done.

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

Doing For People What They Can And Ought To Do For Themselves Is A Dangerous Experiment. In The Last Analysis, The Welfare Of The Workers Depends Upon Their Own Initiative. Whatever Is Done Under The Guise Of Philanthropy Or Social Morality Which In Any Way Lessens Initiative Is The Greatest Crime That Can Be Committed Against The Toilers. Let Social Busybodies And Professional "public Morals Experts" In Their Fads Reflect Upon The Perils They Rashly Invite Under This Pretense Of Social Welfare.

Do I Believe In Arbitration? I Do. But Not In Arbitration Between The Lion And The Lamb, In Which The Lamb Is In The Morning Found Inside The Lion

The Labor Of A Human Being Is Not A Commodity Or Article Of Commerce.