The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-09-12
GITLOW TAKES
LABOR'S fight
TOCONN., MASS.
InUades COOlidge's DUN
New England States
tspeolaI to rhe DalIy w0rkerl

SdIluIudLe TOT NICS-pTeSIQGnT, IN
vaded Cal Coolidge's own New
England states here today with
a stirring address to the work.
ers of Stamford, in Casino Hall,
here tonight.
Ambitious arrangements have
been made for big meetings at
| Carpenters Hall, in Bridgeport,
for Friday night, and in the
| Central Labor Union Temple, at
Springfield, Mass, Saturday
night. Gitlow invades the New
England state after the tremen-
dous ovation he received at the
Central Opera House meeting
in New York City, Tuesday
night.
Hits Coolidge and Davis.
Coolidge and Davis are the can
didates of the big capitalist interests
of the country" said Gitlow. "They
are both the candidates of Wall
Street.
Coolidge is the breaker Of the
strike of the Boston policemen. Davis
is the former attorney for the bank
ing house of ]. P. Morgan & Co. Cool
idge represents the republican parity
the party that smashed the strike of
the, 100000 railroad shop men against
a wage cut He is the representative
of the party that is famous for the
Daugherty injunction
Davis is the representative of the
democratic party, the party that as
the one in control of the government
in 1919 smashed the strike of the
steel workers against inhuman condi
tons in the steel mills of this coun-
try. Davis promises to work in the
interest of peace, knowing that if he
is elevated he will at the command
of Wall Street as Morgan's right man.
lead the country into an imperialist
war to protect the Investments of
American capitalists should their in
vestments abroad be jeopardized.
Explains LaFoIIette.
"LaFollette is the candidate of the
small capitalists in the United States.
He is supported by Vanderlip, the re-
tired multimillionaire and banker, and
Spreckels, the sugar king. He is out
to organize reactionary bourgeoisie
party. He is opposed to a Labor par
ty. He is the man who was able to
kill the Labor party movement. He
did so by issuing a vicious attack
against the June II convention at a
time when it was drawing in support
from farmers. and workers organiza-
tons thruout the country who had
definitely decided to break with the
parties of Wall Street to organize a
united front against the dominance
of Wall Street in the government of
the United States.
"LaFollette wants to bust the
trusts but Roosevelt failed to do so
and the Standard Oil Company is
more powerful today in spite of its
dissolution by the United States
Supreme Court. LaFollette besides
being against industrial progress, de-
sires to replace the exploitation Of
the workers by the big capitalists with
their exploitation by the small ones
'LaFollette has been a member of
the republican party for As years and
has used his ability and intelligence
and influence to fasten the rule of
Wall Street upon the workers and
farmers.
''Imperialists of the United States.
the monopolists. the capitalists, will
win if either Coolidge, Davis, or La
Toilette is elected. The workers have
nothing to gain from those candidates
and the parties they represent.
States Stand of Communists.
"The Workers Party is the only
party that serves the interest of the
working class. Its candidates are the
candidates pledged to support the
workers.
THE Teapot Dome government will
be destroyed and Workers RepuD-
lie established il the Workers Party
will gain the support of the workers
and poor farmers of the country.
Coolidge is now leading the coun-
try headlong into war. The Japanese
Exclusion Act and the present con-
spiraces of the big powers in China
led by the United States are laying
the basis for future conflict. The
Dawes plan adds fuel to the flames
and It but means to help Morgan and
Company enslave the workers of
Germany.
Sees Industrial Crisis.
IAN economic crisis is developing in
this country. Capitalism can no longer
assure livelihood to millions of
American workers and farmers. I'm
employment is increasing. Discon-
tent is growing. The Workers Party
claims that the workers will even
tually free themselves only thru their
organized power when they abolish
capitalism and capitaliats' rule and