The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-06-27
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IL view VI TIC newly dTlSSu lHISEud-
tional situation and in particular in
view Of the obstinacy which is shown
by the International bourgeoisie in all
its sections in the attempts to compel
the Soviet Union to pay compensation
for the Tsarist debts and for the ma
tionized property of the big foreign
capitalists, the congress regards it as
particularly necessary to inform more
carefully and more systematically the
working population of the Soviet I'm
ion, and especially the rural popula-
ton, regarding all important decisions
of the party and of the Soviet power
concerning questions of International
policy.
Hail "The Soviet Union"
The congress notes with pleasure
that the work Of forming the Union
of Socialist Soviet Republics has been
concluded with success and that there
by a &rm basis has been created for
ths frsternal AID peaceful common
life of all nationalities living within
the Soviet Union.
The congress instructs the Central
Committee of the party to keep a
careful watch in order to preserve the
rights of all nationalities Of the Sow
let Union, without exception, accord
ing to the decisions of the Twelfth
Congress Of the R. G. P. concerning
the national question.
The congress states that the New
Economic Policy carried out by the
party has proved the appropriateness
Of the tasks which the party had set
for itself.
Upon the basis of this New Econo-
mic Policy a general economic revival
has become distinctly visible: agricul-
ture is undoubtedly on the upgrade,
the state industry is growing and its
concentration is going ahead, wages
are gradually increasing and certain
successes have been achieved In rails
ing the working capacity.
Against the disparity between the
prices of agricultural and industrial
products, the party has been and is
conducting a successful campaign. Up
on this basis the confidence of the
working class in the r. G. P. is grow
ing and is becoming continually more
firm and unshakeable.
The party sees no reason for a re-
vision of the New Economic Policy
and regards the systematic work for
the strengthening of the socialist ele-
ments in the national economy as be-
ing the immediate task on the basis
of the New Economic Policy.
Consolidate the Peasantry.
An unaltered task of the party re-
mains as heretofore the strengthening
and consolidating of the confidence of
the peasantry in the proletarian state
by means of the realization of a num-
Der of effective measures for the eco
nomic collaboration (Smytchka) Of
town and village, for the promotion
of peasant economy agricultural
credits, etc. and by raising the cul-
tural level of the countryside.
The congress states that the c. C.
Of the party has carried out at an OPP
perfume time a far-reaching currency
reform which has considerable import
ance for the whole economic construc-
ton work of the socialist proletariat.
The firm carrying out Of this most
weighty reform will serve as a basis
for the recovery of the whole econo-
mic life of the Union Of Socialist Sow
let Republics. The congress states
with satisfaction the successes
achieved in this sphere and instructs
all organizations to secure the most
precise and strict carrying out of all
decisions of the central organs re-
garding the currency reform, having
regard to the fact that difficulties in
this sphere are not excluded and that
they can only be avoided by the ex-
ercise of a maximum of discipline.
The congress notes with approval
the timely initiative of the c. G. Of the
party in such fundamental questions
as those of interior trade and COOP
eratives. These questions will be-
come the central ones for consider
able period of time. Upon the correct
policy of the party in these questions
will depend the further successes of
the economic construction work Of the
Soviet Union. The congress states
that the c. G. of the party clearly
perceives the growth Of new bour-
geoisie unavoidable m the present
epocn Of the Nep) and is carrying out
all appropriate economic and political
measures which this fact requires.
Recruiting Campaign Was Success.
The congress notes with particular
satisfaction the political initiative and
the work Of the c. c. on the occasion
of the Lenin Recruiting Campaign for
new party members. After a halt had
been made in the process OF declass-
ing Of the proletariat, after the Soviet
power had attained the first consider
able successes on the economic front,
1t became possible to attract into the
ranks Of the party hundreds OF thou
sands of new neutrality-suspicious. from
the bench. The r. G. p. was and re-