The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-11-28

among the most exploited groups Of
the workers and the poorer farmers
We must seek to develop special slo'
gans which will appeal to these work
ers and seek to draw them into the
general struggles Of the worers and
poorer farmers The party in the fIl.
ture must study this problem more
thoroly and carry on active work
toward bringing the Negro workers
into the struggle under its leadership.
E. The Young Workers League.
/. The Young Workers League
should be powerful ally Of the party
in all its campaigns and the party
must give it its support in order to
strengthen 1t and develop it as the
means of supporting the party cam
paigns thru its special appeals to the
young workers to take up the strug
gle The special task Of the Young
Workers League is to reach the
young workers in industry, it mus
develop its work so that its major
attention is given to this field. With
this work must go intensified anti
military propaganda among the youth
of the nation. The full support of the
party must be given to the Young
Workers League in strengthening
itself for this work.
s. Decentralization Of the Workers
Party.
1. The Communist International in
the thesis on tactics adopted by the
Fifth Congress laid down the follow
ing qualifications as essential to make
the party truly BoIshevik party:
"(a) The party must be real mass
party, /. g., while being an open party
or Obliged to go underground, it must
maintain the closest and unseverable
ties with the masses Of the workers
and serve as the expression of their
needs and aspirations.
"(b) 1t must have the ability to
maneuver, l. e., its tactics must not
be dogmatic or sectarian. 1t must be
able to resort to every strategical
maneuver against the enemy which
will enable it to remain true to itself
1t is one of the chief errors Of our
parties that they frequently fail to
understand this.
"(c) 1t must essentially be revo
lutionary and MARKHAM party, non
deviating and in spite of all circum-
stances proceed toward the goal and
make every effort to bring near the
hour of the victory of the proletariat
over the bourgeoisie.
"(d) 1t must be a centralized party,
prohibiting factional tendencies and
groupings. 1t must be a monolithie
party hewed of one piece.
"(e) It must carry on regulal
definite propaganda in the bourgeoi
army"
2. Our immediate policy to realize
these qualifications for the Workers
Party must be:
(a) Capitalization around us thru
the slogan of "Class Farmer Labor
Party" of semi-revolutionary working
masses and the ultimate absorption Of
these masses in the Workers Party
(b) The consistent application OF
the united front tactic and it's stra-
tegical maneuvering against oura enc
mics.
(c) Intensive Marxist feminist ed
vocational work within our party.
I'D The most rapid steps consis-
tent with the safeguarding of the
party structure to reorganize the
party on the basis of shop nuclei.
(e) The enforcement OF strict dis
cipline in all party units and all party
work.
8. The Communist International
has pointed out that the tendency OF
the Lore group in our party in a Two
and a Half International tendency
that is left social-democratic tend
ency. The Central Executive Com
mittee of the party during the last
year has not carried on an aggressive
theological struggle against this tend
ency. Contrary to the decision Of the
c. l., the Foster-Cannon group, in
place of carrying on a struggle
against the tendency has maintained
an organizational alliance with it
The incoming Central Executive Com.
mittee must carry on a systematic
campaign against this tendency an(
root out every vestige Of this non