New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-09

oppressed stood UP arninst the rich
para ties and their faithful servnnt
and protector the government to
conquer its full liberation from the
yoke Of capitalism and political
power. but every time II suffered de-
feat. no. being fully conscious of it's
one final Un and means by which
victory can be accomplished. thus re-
naming only weapon in the hands
Of its enemics.
Struggle Of the Classes
Tho struggle between these two
classes is being fought nlso at the
present time and will end only when
the toiling masses, organized NJ
class. will understand their true in
forests and vii make them elves mas
ters of all the riches of this worl
by means of violent social rcvolu-
ton.
Having accomplished such
change, and having nnnihilatcd at the
same time all the institutions Of gov
eminent and tate, The class Of the
disowned must establish the society
OF free producers, aiming at satisfy
ing the needs Of every individual per
son who. on it's side. IL giving to the
society it, labor and is knowledge
For the attainment Of these
aims VIC consider as of the primal
Importance the necessity Of hui ding
up WIDE revolutionary organization
of tot ers which. by conducting n iii
rect struggle with all the Institutions
OF capitalism and government. must
train She working cass to initiative
and an independent action IN al IT'S
acts, thus educating IN II the con
scionsness OF the absolute necessity
n general strike of the social rev
olution.'
Believes in Armed Mass Action
"Thc Union of Russian Workers be-
licves more in mass action. including
armed action IN time of great national
strife. Its principles do not favor The
principles of the Bo shcv,k form of gov
eminent but they are willing TO accept
the support Of any radical group Of mon
as an expedcrt for fur.hcrlng their
own particular needs And while not
supporting the Bolshevik movement n
this country openly, they are secret y
supporting it in order that they may
through it, achieve their ends
,,nNen4.ons are held ABOUT once a
wear Sub conventions. or regional con.
vcntions Ms the union calls them. are
Gained from time 10 time nnd are ut
tended by delegates from branches un-
der given territory. The main pur-
pose Of all of these conventions ia "a
devise ways and means for furthcrirg
he propa ganda OF the Union Of Rus.
sian Workers.
"The various locals arc organized for
he purpose # spreading the doctrine
Of the Union of Russian Workers
among the Russian immi rants work.
ng IN the mines, shops. fac. or,cs log.
1.
Propaganda is conducted by means !
literature. newspapers ard lectures
Lecturers are sent GU by tho cx Gu
tive committee o the federation to all
PARTS Ct the country Funds Of the
! organization are derived T ON dues
ecturcs and concerts and the sale OF
, radical literature
Some Literature Found
among the literature captured ir
the raid we're the following:
q. The Future Societ . by John
Grnv, issued by the Union Of Rus
sian Workers OF Newark, \ J.. "A
book dealing with purely auarchistic
doctrines
% Program Of the anarch sts
Commnnist,' hook ISSUED Ivy tho
New York branch Of the IN on Of
Russian Workers. in 1919, dealing
WIN the overthrow 81 COVE rnment
by force.
90. God and the Government by
Michael Pakurin, issued by Tho Now
York branch or tho Union OF Rus
sian Workers in 1915.
a. The History and Structure q
the l. W. W. by Y nccnl s.. John.
n'hN ho' ~ the " "
% Revolutionary lndustr.ism" by
Crcvo~ Pc1-y. Published y the
W W
"The concention Of anarchism as
adopted by the Union Of fussian Work
ere is the non-recog1it on of any form
Of government. Peter Blank. VINO was
u de eoate of the Union Of Russian
Workers TO the Russian Aii-Co onial
Convention in Now York city IN Jan
urv. 1919 dec arc1 from the a oor OF
the convention that the Union of Rus
sian Workers denied my form OF power
and rovorr rocrf hrcpuso vhore rcverr-
ment bc~ins revolution ends and where
there is rcvolut on there 10 no ace
for government