—Abraham Lincoln, State of the Union Address, 1861 Hilda was startled. “Unions?” “Yes, we talked about them once, a little. You were asking me about Eugene Debs.” “Oh. I remember. But what do they have to do with the Pinkertons?” “Please, Miss Hilda, tell me what you think of them. Are you in favor of unions, or opposed to them?” “I am in favor of most of them,” she said with some impatience. “They give some power to the little people, the laborers. I know they can turn bad, but I think that is when the leaders become greedy and forget the people who depend on them, or when the managers become greedy and think they can take away what the unions have won.” “Yes, that’s what I thought you’d say. And that’s why you might do well to stay away from the Pinkertons, because they have been active in strike-breaking and union-busting.” “The Pinkertons?
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