The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-12-23

munist Party, but want to empha-
size the fact, that our revolutionary
leadership of the working class and
the recruiting of class conscious work
ers for our party can be accomplished
only thru our energetic participation
in the daily struggles of the workers
and our ceaseless revolutionary ac-
ton, the intensifcation of which will
depend to large extent upon the
economic revolution of the world stu
alton in general and the American in
particular, and not miraculously by
methods of political camouflage, as
proposed by the minority.
Immediate Tasks Of Our Party.
The immediate and most important
ask of our party is its reorganization
on the basis of shop nuclei. This is
our first step towards the Bolsheviza-
ion of our party without which it is
bsolutely difficult if not impossible
apply the tactic of the united front
which, with all the elaborate programs
of the C. E. c., will be dead letter,
rs long as the present organizations
form lasts. In both theses a great
lot is being said about the Bolsheviza-
ton of the party and many responsible
comrades repeat in a parrot-like fash
ion phrases from the thesis of the
Fifth Congress, like the "monolithic
party hewn out of one block" ETC.,
etc, while on the other hand they do
everything to create separate fractions
and groups inside the party. For this
disgusting condition the present form
Of organization of our party is 80 per
cent responsible, and this condition
will continue, in spite of the exhor-
tations of the Fifth Congress against
the formation of fractions, as long as
the present form of organization,
shrinking with Second Internationalism
continues to exist.
The last convention of our party de-
cided to reorganize the party on indus
trial basis, notwithstanding the naive
way in which it proposed to accom-
plish it; the Fifth World Congress
gave explicit instructions for the re-
organization of the party; and the
celebrations in their conventions have
unreservedly supported the decision
Of the reorganization.
Until now, however, all the energies
Of the c. e. c. towards that direction
have been limited to the publication
Of few articles and lately to some
spasmodic attempts in the district of
Chicago. 1t is the duty of the G. e.
G. to stop this criminal neglect and,
rs long as they all agree on this, to
Immediately proceed TO the reorgan-
cation of the party on the basis Of
he shop nuclei, because it is tragic
Joke to discuss the ways and means
81 building a mass party, when we
neglect to take the very first step to
that direction, when the first raid
against the party will make It crumble
ike house Of cards. If Il finds 1t or,
ganized in the present form. Speak
ing of the reorganization of the party,
Il would not be an exaggeration to
state that the present discussion on
e~NbA~o NShiu hob nave AOlAOWcu lHc
opportunistic way of reasoning, as
expressed by the minority OF the G.
e. c., IL our party was a real Bolshe.
vik party based on the shop nuclei.
Comrades, demand from the G. f..
G. the immediate reorganization Of
the party.
support the thesis Of the majority
Of the G. T.. G. which propose the only
practical plan OF revolutionary action
according to the decisions of the Fifth
World Congress. and at the same time
erasing from these thesis with red
pencil the dangerous declaration that
I'VE are not opposed to the labor party
in principle"
Fight relentIessly the oppormnistic
tendencies OF the minority.