The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-02-11

from the viewpoint of how to apply
the general policies Of the campaign.
(c) We shall arrange as soon as
possible mass meetings in every big
city and industrial center. We must
prepare the mass meetings so care
fully that they shall bt real mass
meetings. We must show that what
we did in the Lenin memorial meet
ings we can also do against the
American government. These mass
meetings shall invite all labor or
carnations and working class po-
litical parties, but they shall be held
under the auspices of the Workers
Party. At each meeting one speak
er shall devote himself to showing
the Importance of The DAILY
WORKER as the only paper which
will tell the whole truth about the
existing government.
(d) The DAILY WORKER must
print as much as possible about the
Teapot Dome scandal and about our
campaign.
(e) We should Immediately bring
in resolutions in all labor and farmer
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matter of the Teapot Dome scandal
with the May 80 convention of the
Farmer Labor Party, and with the
slogan of farmers and workers
government.
(f) A pamphlet on the Teapot
Dome scandal shall be published i'm
mediately.
(g) The article. "The Kept Gov
eminent Of the United States" shall
be printed as a mass leafet at once.
CHI A special leafet to the sailors
shall be written and printed at once.
III The Young Workers League
shall enter into the campaign with
the special task of anti-militarist
propaganda.
Every Party Unit must immedi-
ately begin work to put the instruc-
tons in regard to this campaign into
effect. The first steps is the call
ing of membership meetings in all
cities where there are O-.irral COM
mittees for discussion of this reso-
luton and to familiarize every Party
member with the part he must play
in this campaign.
City Central Committees and Dis
trict Executive Committees must
also Immediately appoint special
campaign committees who are to
proceed with the preparations for
mass meetings. These meetings
should be held the first week in
March. Sufficient time for proper
preparation should be allowed so that
we can make them real mass meet
ings equaling. if possible, the great
meetings held everywhere in the
country as Lenin Memorial meet
ings.
Editors of all Party papers must
give the widest possible publicity to
the exposures in Washington and
comment upon them editorially link
ing up the Party campaign with
them in accordance with this reso-
luton.
All Party papers must give the
widest publicity to the mass meet
ings to be arranged by the Party.
A form resolution is attached to
this letter which should be intro
duced by Party members who are
members of workers and farmers
organizations such as trade unions,
fraternal organizations, cooperatives
and any other kind of workers or
farmers organization.
The National Office will have
printed Immediately, the leafet "The
Kept Government of the United
States" and will circularize all
Party units, sending them sample
copies and informing them Of the
price at which these leaflets can be
purchased. Other instructions will
be sent TO the Party units from time
to time. This letter is intended to
begin the campaign.
Comrades, the opportunity which
lies before us in this campaign is
one Of the greatest our Party has
had offered II. If we take full part
in the present situation we can build
a great mass movement and make
the May 80 Farmer-Labor conven-
ton a great demonstration against
the capitalist government Of the
United States and for a Workers
and Farmers Government.
Every Party unit must mobilize It's
whole strength for this campaign.
Fraternally yours,
G. f. RUTHENBERG,
Executive Secretary,
Workers Party of America.