The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-26

Uast week printed the
 part of an article contributed by Lenine
 Fokets Dagblad PoIitilen of May B. We here
 give in full the remaining portions of the
 ticle they appeared issues May
 and of the paper.
 adopted by the Communist World Congress at
 Moscow as the doctrine of the Third Interna-
 donale- We would direct the attention Of all
 sane elements. of Labor in this and other coun
 Lenne's definite abandonment
 principles of Socialism and Democracy.
 The dictatorship of the proIetariat is incom-
 patbEe with nber-y, equality and fraternity
 is other kind of dictatorship. The Second
 Internationale might adopt its motto the
 words or Abraham Lincoln written year or
 before he became President of the United
 I would be master This expresses
 my idea of democracy. Whatever differs from
 this, to the extent of the difference, is de-
 nocracy"
 CPart Two)
 In Germany, the highest developed country in Europe in a capitalstic the first months of absolute republican liberty showed the German class is embodied in the bourgeois democratic re- puilic. The murder of Carl Liebnecht and Rosa Luxemburg of world historic significance ties of inc raaI nro1etaran fsop1mnnisffc Interna tionals tragically done death without definite steps being taken by the chief European State-one may say without exaggeration the first n world. If persons under arrest-that is, under the protection of the State powers-can murdered a regime of ocal-patriots by officers capitalists left unpunished, it follows that the democratic republic, when such things happen, is a bourgeois dictatorship Peo- pie who give to their indignation at the mur- ders of Carl Lebnecht and Rosa Luxemburg. but who have not grasped the truth merely proves their stupidity and hypocrisy In one of the most free and advanced republics in the world, the German Re- public, freedom consists in the liberty to Kill with mpunity leaders of the proletariat- It will never be otherwise long capitalism s. serts itself, since development of democracy does the struggle of class, but, the contrary aggravated it until, the result oe the consequences thereof, 1t has now reached the boiling point.
 Throughout the whole civilized world at pres ent the deportation, persecution, and internment of Bolshevks is taking place. as for instance m Switzerland of the free of all bourgeois vik pogroms. From the general point of view Of democracy it is simply ludicrous to see the civil democratic countries armed to the they are, dread the presence of some few dozens individuals from starving, ruined and in millions of bourgeois papers as outlaws ana crl- inals. It is obvious that social conditions which could produce such crying contrast to the realty of bourgeois dictatorship
 12. In such o things the proletarian dic- tato $ only fully justified means 10 overthrow the extortioners and suppress their sistance, absolutely for the mass working the only protection against bourgeois dictatorship which led to the war and s preparing for
 The chief thing which Socialists do not understand, thereby just showing their theoretical shortsightedness their independence on bourgeois prejudces their treachery towards the proletar1at is in capitalistic community there can be no mi between bourgeois dictatorship am proletaran dictatorship. Any dream of a third purse is merely the lament petty bourgeois reactonary The experiences of a development, a hundred years old of bourgeois dem countries especially experiences of the last years, plainly this The entire doctrine of national economies and the whole glrt or Aaarxisi eloquent of it. clearly pointing out the economic necessity bourgeois dictatorship wherever com mercial management is concerned-a dictatorship which only be done away with by the class which, capitalism develops, increases and strengthens itself, namely, pro1etarian class.
 13 The other theoretical and political mistake of the Socialists they understand that Democratic forms have inevitably, in the course of centuries. changed. In the republics of ancient