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1872: The Hague Congress - Marxists Internet Archive

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IWMA <strong>1872</strong>: Statements and Proposals<br />

2. <strong>The</strong> federations which we represent will establish direct and permanent relations between<br />

themselves and all regularly constituted branches of the Association.<br />

3. In the event of the General Council wishing to interfere in the internal affairs of a federation,<br />

the federations represented by the undersigned undertake jointly to maintain their autonomy as<br />

long as the federations do not engage on a path directly opposed to the General Rules of the<br />

International approved at the Geneva <strong>Congress</strong>,<br />

4. We call on all the federations and sections to prepare between now and the next general<br />

congress for the triumph within the International of the principles of federative autonomy as the<br />

basis of the organisation of labour.<br />

5. We resolutely reject any connection whatever with the so-called London World Federalist<br />

Council and with any similar organisation alien to the International.<br />

P. Fluse, delegate of the Vesdre Valley Federation<br />

Tomás Gonzales Morago, delegate of the Spanish Regional Federation<br />

Alerini, delegate of Spain<br />

Adhémar Schwitzguébel, delegate of the Jura Federation<br />

James Guillaume, delegate of the Jura Federation<br />

H. Van den Abeele, delegate of Ghent (Belgium) section<br />

Ph. Coenen, delegate of Antwerp<br />

N. Eberhardt, delegate of Brussels<br />

H. Gerhard, delegate of the Federal Committee of Holland<br />

D. Brismée, Brussels section<br />

J. Van der Hout, delegate of Amsterdam<br />

Victor Dave, delegate of <strong>The</strong> <strong>Hague</strong><br />

N. Alonso Marselau, Spanish delegate<br />

B. Farga Pellicer, delegate of the Spanish Federation<br />

Sauva, delegate of sections No. 22 and 42 of North America<br />

Roch Splingard (Belgium)<br />

A. Herman (Belgium)<br />

[A passage was written, then scratched out: "I sign to declare that the <strong>Congress</strong> of <strong>The</strong> <strong>Hague</strong> has<br />

been but a mystification, that social science has derived no profit from it. Victor Cyrille, French<br />

delegate."]<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>Hague</strong>,<br />

September 7,<strong>1872</strong><br />

Submitted to the fifteenth sitting,<br />

September 7, <strong>1872</strong><br />

Published in La Liberté No. 37, September 15, <strong>1872</strong>;<br />

Bulletin de la Fédération jurarsienne, No. 17-18, September 15-October 1, <strong>1872</strong>;<br />

http://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1864iwma/<strong>1872</strong>-hag/3.htm (24 of 26) [23/08/2000 17:27:11]

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