The Selected Works of Eugene v. Debs, Vol. I by Davenport, Tim -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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The Selected Works of Eugene V. Debs Introduction 1877

1878

1879

Benevolence Sobriety Industry The Labor Problem Temperance The Rights of Labor The Misrepresentations of Evil Thinkers

1880

Letter to the Seventh Convention of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Organize!

1881

The Power of Persistent Effort A Gentleman United Again

1882

The Square Man United Efforts Masterful Men Sand Labor’s Reward A Feeling of Success The Last Ride

1883

Labor, the Genius of Civilization Man’s Power and God’s Power Honesty The Rights of Labor Self-Respect Old Time Prejudice Backbiting a Calamity Railway Officials

1884

The Mission of Our Brotherhood Intoxication Truth Railroad Managers and the B of LF Employer and Employed Tramps and Tramping What Is Success? Labor and Law

1885

Speech to the Indiana Legislature Nominating Daniel W. Voorhees for the US Senate Capital and Labor The Lessons of Elections Progress and Poverty The Attempted Blacklist Degradation of Employees War Clouds When a Hundred Years Are Gone Standing Armies Dynamite and Legitimate Warfare Railroad Kings

1886

William H. Vanderbilt Employees the Wards of Employers Overproduction Reformations Current Disagreements Between Employers and Employees 16 T. V. Powderly and the Knights of Labor Boycotting The Locomotive Engineers and the Locomotive Firemen [excerpt] Why Eight Hours for a Day’s Work? More Soldiers 19

1887

Politics Pullman Trial of the Chicago Anarchists Abolitionists Will Labor Organizations Federate? The Situation in Europe Labor and Station in Life Labor Legislation Opposites Land, Labor, and Liberty Child Labor

1888

Joining Labor Organizations Federation, the Lesson of the Great Strike The Policy of the Order of Railway Conductors The Great Strike The Scab The Record of the CB&Q Strike Federation of Labor Organizations for Mutual Protection Invincible Men The Common Laborer Is Essential The Situation in the Great Strike Home Rule in Ireland The CB&Q and Pinkerton Conspiracy The Pinkertons Equality of Conditions Federation Night and Morning General Benjamin Harrison—Relentless Foe of Labor: Speech in Terre Haute, Indiana The Aristocracy of Labor Necessary Strikes

1889

The Knights of Labor The Progress of Federation Triumph Through Federation Termination of the Burlington Strike The Future of the ORC New Conductors’ Order Established The Strength of All for the Good of All Allegiance to Principle The Brotherhood of Railway Conductors Labor as a “Commodity” The Labor Movement The Church and the Workingman Unmasking Hypocrisy Jay Gould Labor Organizations Meeting to Perfect Federation Pin and Principle Truth and Fiction Federation Inaugurated Supreme Council of the United Orders of Railway Employees Established [excerpt] The Johnstown Horror Prize Fighting Nationalism The Dignity of Labor The Sunday Question Railroad Federation Labor Day, 1889 The Triumph of Federation Important Lessons Land The Tyranny of Austin Corbin Open Letter to P. M. Arthur of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers

1890

The Knights of Labor and the Farmers Carnegie’s “Best Fields for Philanthropy” Looking Backward, 2000–1887 Knights of Labor to Shape Own Destiny The Common Laborer What Can We Do for Working People? The Brotherhood of Railway Conductors and the Supreme Council of Federation The Eight-Hour Movement Mrs. Leonora M. Barry: General Instructor and Director of Woman’s Work, Knights of Labor The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Federation The Buddhists of Burma ORC Overwhelmingly Endorses Protection Eight-Hour Day a Righteous Demand The Higher Education of Women vs. Marriage Is a Wrong Done to One the Concern of All? Agitation and Agitators Labor Day Powderly and Gompers Strike The Supreme Council and the New York Central Strike: Statement to the Press Clarification of the Supreme Council’s Position on the New York Central Strike: Statement to the Press Promiscuous Striking The Strike on the New York Central [excerpt] Power vs. Power The Machine and the Man Locomotive Engineers and Federation Parties The Knights of Labor and the Right of Organization Pictures Plan of Federation

1891

Fair Wages Life at Halfway Station Protection The Seventy Millionaires Bellamy Launches The New Nation The Canadian Pacific Railway and the Supreme Council The Farmers’ Alliance Labor Organizations and the Labor Press Corporations vs. Federation Dishonest Bankers Free Speech Mankind in a Bad Way The Almighty Dollar Foreign Pauper Immigration Labor Leaders The ORC and the B of RC Conditions A Crisis of Federation Affairs A Plutocratic Government The Tramp An American Aristocracy The People’s Party Remedies for Wrongs The Expulsion of the B of RT From Americans to Slavs and from Independence to Slavery The Unity of Labor Caste Facts About Federation National Prosperity [excerpt] Revolution and Rebellion vs. Stagnation The Lessons Taught by Labor Day Persecution Because of Religious Opinions in Labor Organizations Child Labor—a Crime Against Humanity

1892

Liberating Convicts Letter to E. E. Clark, in Cedar Rapids, Iowa The Great Northwestern Conspiracy: Speech at a Mass Meeting of Railroad Workers, Battery D, Chicago Is It Possible? Is Legislation Needed? How Shall It Be Obtained? Russia Strikes Arbitration Rest William Lloyd Garrison Confederation Essential to Labor’s Prosperity Labor Representatives in Legislative Bodies May Day in Europe Crimes of Christless Capitalists Final Annual Meeting of the Supreme Council