It is most probable that when such a unity shall be attained both the capitalist and the laborer will, for the first time, discover that whatever really militates against the true interests of one, is equally antagonistic to the best interests of the other.
Woodhull suggests that true interests of labor and capital are interconnected and should be recognized as such.
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