What One State Could Not Get Alone,

I Want You To Pledge To Yourselves In This Convention To Stand As One Solid Army Against The Foes Of Human Labor. Think Of The Thousands Who Are Killed Every Year And There Is No Redress For It. We Will Fight Until The Mines Are Made Secure And Human Life Valued More Than Props. Look Things In The Face. Don't' Fear A Governor; Don't Fear Anybody. You Pay The Governor; He Has The Right To Protect You. You Are The Biggest Part Of The Population In The State. You Create Its Wealth, So I Say, Let The Fight Go On; If Nobody Else Will Keep On, I Will.

I Nursed Men Back To Sanity Who Were Driven To Despair. I Solicited Clothes For The Ragged Children, For The Desperate Mothers. I Laid Out The Dead, The Martyrs Of The Strike.

I Asked A Man In Prison Once How He Happened To Be There And He Said He Had Stolen A Pair Of Shoes. I Told Him If He Had Stolen A Railroad He Would Be A United States Senator.

Out Of Labor's Struggle In Arizona Came Better Conditions For The Workers, Who Must Everywhere, At All Times, Under Advantage And Disadvantage Work Out Their Own Salvation

What Is A Good Enough Principle For An American Citizen Ought To Be Good Enough For The Working Man To Follow.