Those who declaim so loudly and profusely about the wrongs labor suffers at the instance of capital, should be strictly guarded against, lest they, unwittingly, become your leaders and advisers.
Woodhull warns against those who speak out about labor's wrongs but may not genuinely represent laborers' interests.
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