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THE REFORM PARTY STJLL WORSE. ij. Because the Hoforiii Party is just as completely under the control of those who take what they do not earn As is the Liberal Party. The offensive arrogance of their use of their accidental power ifi the defence of the exploiter has never been excelled by any group of freebooters over temporarily iv cqiitrol of the offices of any State. NO WAY OF ESCAPE. C. Because the Liberal end Reform Parties have no schemo or proposal of any sort by which, cither now or at any time in the future, tho.v propose Hint the £320 pj?r year produced by the overage woifer shall .belong io those who produce, it.' Kvery measure offered by ih<»tft still leaves the worker less and the shirker more. 7. Because the Liberal and Hi , form Tatties have no scheme or proposal of aliv sort by which, through improved equipment, increased skill, W the hotter ogainsation. of the processes of production, the productive power of the proIducer.s shall be inowa'sed to the sole advantage of the producers themselves. THE REAL MASTERS. 8. Because both the Liberal and Reform Parties are so related to and are so controlled hv these whe take things, through the special privileges of the proiit lord, the interest ford, and the land lord, that should either er "them honestly undertake to become the champion o"f the working inaru as' against all the lords, that party would ,at once be left without a single newspaper to defend it cr a single spokesman on the floor of Parliament j THE ONE WAY OUT. : 9. Because if the workers are ever to get the wealth i they create and to increase their power te create to their j own advanta<'i-> they must make fin end of all schemes by ! which any urn* can get something for nothing. That would make an*end of nil striken, lockouts, boycotts, blacklists, nrmies of the unemployed and other armies to overawe ! and ride down the unemployed. It would make an end of, I unearned wealth in the hands of the few, and of undeserved ! poverty as the lot of the majiy. WHY A PARTY OF THE WORKERS. ]0 Jlt'cause no patty not controlled by the workers, : would or could do .these-tilings. The workers must create ; i political party of their own, establish newspapers of their 'own. create a- literature of their own, and put in nil local hoards, all municipal bodies and into the national Parliament capable and trustworthy majorities of their own., with these majorities always answerable to themselves alone. i THE SOCIAL DEMOCRATS. ! ]1. Because the Social Democratic Party is such a i party its proposals are such that only those who are will- ! iiig to earn what they get, and have intelligence enough Uo demand what they earn, will ever be tempted to join the party. But those who are Willing to earn what they pet are overwhelmingly ill the majority. Every step in industrial development and every hour of honest study adds