Wi RICH THE NEW UNIONISM CHAPTER I THB NEW UNIONISM: A DEFINITION NEW UNIONISM. At the present day the New Unionism, that is labors endeavor to free itself from the existing forms of organization and improve upon them, goes by a different name in almost every country. In the United States, I ndustrialism, in England, Syndicalism, in France, Revolutionary Syndicalism, in Germany, Localism or A narcho Socialism. Robert Rives La Monte even, attempted to call it New Socialism. Before attempting to tell what it is, we consider it imperative to tell what it is not. It is neither anarchism, nor trade unionism, nor reformism, nor political socialism, nor Marxian socialism. Radical papers and pamphlets are fond of displaying the Marxian motto: The emancipation of the workers must be accomplished by the workingmen themselves. Thusi far, however, the worker has always been prone to believe that someone else was going to emancipate him and could emancipate him quicker than he himself could. Certain theorists hold out a millennium to the workers on one apparently simple and fair condition: that the workers give the theorists a formal warrant to go forth and con cuer it in their behalf.
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