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... labour movement,—a true saving if we understand that it is the labour movement that is hit. Another I. L P.er (Mr. Heiner) speaking from the Van said Everyone should join the I. L. P., I've voted Liberal all my life. At present a strike is in process ...
... saturnalia of tyranny even upon those workers whose whole beings are hot with revolt against it. • Hence we are compellal to speak lest by those who have trusted us by their adherence, or by those who have honoured us by their hatred for our unflinching ...
... better called him a Socialist). Mr. Smillie came out in his true colours at the Lothian Miners demonstration on 27th June. Speaking on Labour Representation, he said, what we wanted was one seat in Lanarkshire, one in Ayrshire, one in Fifeshire, one in ...
... short reproductive works of all kinds. This iv the only really effective palliative; and if e workers want them they muss speak out at the ballot box. Sydney Pec ple. Printed by Worker.' Pnbliahing ('o., at 6 I.r. Liffey St., Dublin, and Publimbed ...
... lessons to be learned hold good for every other ; town in Britain that has entered the ' field of municipal owner:hip. • Speaking of Glasgow a writer on Municipal Management says, A citizen of Glasgow may live in a municipal house. He may walk along ...
... be is naturally and necersarily our enemy. II! who is not for US IS against US. Have at him, comrades! Mr. A. E. Fletcher, speaking of a rent production of Mr. R. Blatchford, says This is one of these:books that a inAti should sA his shirt to buy. Ai ...
... employees woik ? Do they receive what they are entitled to, and which under Socialism they would get—all they produce? When I speak of employees I do not mean town clerks' at £3,500 per aunum, tramway managers at 11,500, and gas engineers at £1,400, but lamp ...
... relations of the working classes with Ireland and pass resolutions on the subject have naturally another aim than that of speaking in a clear and decided manner for the Irish oppressed against the oppressors. I have more and more arrived at the conv i ...
... worker, leavin& him only what are the bare necessaries of existence—is it possible that anyone can still have the courage to speak in the piesence of the wcikers of the profit on capital as the reward of the abstinence of capitalists who mortify themselves ...
... merest child's play—is the fact to which Socialists are trying to open the eyes of the workers; is the text of all their speaking and writing. This war is the war between Capital and Labour, or rather between the Capitalist or :employing class, and the ...
... salaries attached. This was stated with I brutal candour by Mr. John Burns in the lobby of the House of Commons some time ago, speaking of this new Labour Party he said, we simply • want the STATUS QUO ANTE FARWELL. In fact the Taff Vale dispute and the ...
... moved by Strang in this direction, McCall refused to se.: md it, saying ti tt he had changed his mind. It is unnecessary to speak at lather length of his cicatnic. Ci mra ies Gibs iu Strang arc conducting the campaign on straivht and class-conscious liiie ...