The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-06-11
CAL CAN'T STOP MASSACHUSETTS
FARNER-LABOR MOVEMENTS PRAISE
FOR DAILY WORKERS BIG CAMPAIGN

From Calvin CooIidges state, Massachusetts, come
reports that the workers Of the heart Of old
New England for the formation Of national
Farmer-Labor Party to act independently all the oil
soaked parties and really get worngclass government
these United States
The Massachusetts Farmer-Labor Party delegate to ST.
Paul Thomas F. Conroy, has already sent out his
ment that the state party founded firm basis and will
fight to the end for the militant principles upon which
built.
The alternate delegate to the ST. Paul convention
William Smons of the Office Workers Union 1895 has sent
us an enthusiastic letter of approval:
As who has been deeply interested In the establish
ment OF the Farmer-Labor Party of Massachusetts,,
separate party distinct from the old putooratc controlled
WORKER is playing in this significant movement.
The DAILY WORKER is recognized by active Farmer
class FamerLab Party in the United States. We have
seen some cling to the Compers mossbacked freakIsh
notion OF punish your friends and reward your enemies
Others hypnotzed by the labor bureaucracy and petty
politicians, tie labor the kite Of one politician who
has his eyes the White House, In this State we have
seen men who claim stand for labor party but in
practice they have laid down the job The labor
really want Labor Party They will go ahead with
T. no matter what labor seaders Or petty politicians may
pIans-to start Farmer-Labor Party.
1.-THE DAILY WORKER has carried the message Of the
Farmer labor Party all over the country The DAILY
WORKER has spread the defiant Of the ST. Paul
Arrangements Committee to LaFoete when he deserted
the June 18th Convention of delegates the rank and
file
"YOu in the right! Keep up the good fight"
(Sgned) WILLIAM SlMONS
And in addition to these strong concentrations of the
part the DAILY WORKER is playing in the national fight
for the class political expression of the long neglected farm
and workers is this message Frank Deuca of the
Taors Union and member of the Massachusetts Farmer
Labor Party executive committees:
AS subscriber to the DAILY WORKER have been
highly pleased with the militant stand taken on the
question of class FarmerLabor Party delegate from
my organization to the Massachusetts Conference for Pro-
gressve Political Action last July dsgusted with their
pussyfootng policy wanted to help build labor party
and not to vote for socaed friends of labor betray
labor at the first opportunity.
When we received the appeal Of the Educational Com
mtee for Labor Party local Immediately entered the
movement. The response received at the Convention
splendid.
THE DAILY WORKER has carried a wonderful fight
for the armerabo movement and deserves heartest
support and congatuation of all progressive elements in
the labor movement
The DAILY WORKER is to be congratulated for show
ing the so-caed leadership of LaFoette who wants
to the farmers and workers for political trckery
Long life to the DAILY WORKER!
"For strong Farmer Labor Party, FRANK DELUcA
Secretary Journeymen Taors Local r. Secretary June list
Convention Farmer-Labor."