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the first step toward bolshevization
in relation to the reorganization of 5
the party and make the large Finnish
membership a loyal part of the boil.
shevized party. This manifesto is
ringing declaration against the ten
denotes in some quarters of the Fin
nish section, expressed particularly
in the Minneapolis resolution, which
took position against reorganization.
The Minneapolis resolution and those
responsible for it, Severi Alanne,
Vilho Bowman, and others, were un-
animously condemned.
Cooperate With c. E. c.
The seventeen delegates, together
with the editors and business man
ayers of the Finnish papers, who con-
stituted the convention, worked in
close cooperation with the repre-
sentatives of the Central Executive
Committee, Comrades Ruthenberg,
Cannon and Lovestone, during the
whole period of the convention. All
the delegates expressed the belief that
the results Of the convention will be
closer cooperation in all phases of the
party. work by the Finnish member
ship.
| Comrade Ruthenberg addressed the
convention just before adjournment,
summarizing the work of the five-days
| caccion &c fo1fowc.
United Organization.
1.-THE Central Executive Committee
representatives are of the opinion that
in this convention we have laid the
| foundation for the development Of a
bolsheyized Finnish Section, part OF
bolshevized Workers (Communist)
Party. The enemies of our movement
has been looking forward to this con-
vention hoping there would be some
sort of disruption or split which would
| yeaken the Communist movement in
the United States. The hopes of the
social democrats and two-and-a-half
internationalists have been disap-
/ pointed thru the work which you have
done. We believe that we have clear
ed away the misunderstanding that
| existed among the Finnish member
ship in regard to reorganization. The
! Central Executive Committee repre-
sentatives feel that thru the relation
ships established in this convention
with the leading comrades TO the Finn
ish Section, we have the groundwork
for close cooperation and continuous
aid by the Central Executive Commit
tee in helping the Finnish comrades
to solve the many problems which are
raised in the work of reorganization.
The result of this work will be pow
erful section of Finnish comrades or
ganized in the Finnish fractions of
the party, and around them broader
mass movement in the workers clubs
than has ever existed before.
Our party has come out of this
convention stronger than it ever has
been. We will work together in build
ing up a powerful Communist Party
in the United States which, in the
days to come, will be able to meet the
capitalist enemies in open battle and
win the struggle for the Soviet Re-
| public in the United States"
For BoIshevized Party.
= Comrade Koskela, chairman of the
convention, replied to the speech of
| Comrade Ruthenberg and said:
"In the name of this convention of
the Finnish Section, wish to express
the endorsement by the convention of
the views expressed by the represen-
tatives of the Central Executive Com
mittee. The delegates to the conven-.
ton have found, in the cooperation of
the Central Executive Committee rep
resentatives, a great aid in their work
in finding solutions for the problems
| which spring out of the work of the
organization. We thank the members
OF the committee Of the Central.Exe-
cutive Committe for their cooperation
and assistance. We will go back to the
membership of the Finnish Section
and inform them about the work and
views OF this convention and we be-
lieve that they will respond to the
work Of this convention and give their
loyal support to the reorganization
and take part in the Bolsheyized
Workers (communist) Party Of Amer
ica."