The daily worker., 1925-05-13
Soviet Union DELEGATES.
British Union Delegates.

"In the meantime so-called disarm-
ament conferences are merely encour-
aging dangerous illusions.
"They are being used to deceive
the workers and lulI them into
false sense of security.
But the capitalist politicians and
the employing interests are no long
er able to hide the fact that new arm
aments are being built up, greater
than before and more deadly.
No Hope-But in the Working Class.
"S. There is but one power that
can save mankind from being plung-
ed into another universal catastrophe.
"There is but one power which can
defend the workers of all countries
against political and economic oppres-
sion and tyranny.
There is but one power which can
bring freedom, welfare, happiness,
and peace to the working class and
to humanity.
"That power is the working
class, II we'll organized, properly
disciplined, seIf-deVoted and deter
mined to fight all who would op-
pose and prevent It's complete
emancipation.
THE working classes, if united ma
tionally and internationally, would
constitute an insuperable barrier to
capitalist oppression and an unbreak-
able bond of peace and economic Sc
curity.
"The workers are able to defeat all
those who by their reactionary tend
encies keep the workers divided. So
long as the capitalist system contin-
ues there is danger of war. The mer-
ciless struggle for supremacy between
the conflicting vested interests of
competing groups of exploiters will
(as in the past) eventually provoke a
new crisis plunging the workers of
the world into another disastrous
war.
Re-Afflrm Moscow Agreement.
For the above reasons the British
and Russian trade union representa-
tives re-affirm the agreement made in
Moscow between representatives of
British and Russian organized labor to
promote international good will
among the workers as a means of
more adequately safeguarding the in
terests of international peace.
CAS- a result of the discussions at
this London conference and of the
agreement reached there, joint efforts
as provided in the procedure laid
down in the British declarations will
be made to induce the Amsterdam In
ternational in all good will to agree
to a free, unconditional, and immedi-
ate conference with representatives
Of the Russian trade union move
ment.
For a World Federation.
1--WE also jointly place on record
our determination to maintain and
weld closer the friendly relations of
the British and Russian trade union
movements by taking such joint ac-
tion as is provided for in the arrange
ments annexed herewith.
"The representatives of the Brit
ish and Russian trade union move
ments herewith declare their inten-
tion to do what they can by joint
means to bring about international
unity.
"The need and importance of in
ternational unity is recognized by mil
lions of organized workers thruout
the world. Their cooperation in the
task of removing racial prejudices,
artificial barriers and economic OBJ
structions to their joint development
Is assured.
knowing that unity brings
power, we are convinced that the
workers Of all countries, Joining
hands across the frontiers, will
work together to secure their
emancipation.
"The motto to be inscribed on our
international banner must continue to
be the following:
"Workers Of the World, Unitei
"Long Live Worldwide Fedora
ton Of Trade Unionsl"
The above agreement has annexed
provisions outlining the technical ma
chinery Of further joint action and
contact for work laid down above.
Eleven Million Workers Speak.
II is an event Of world shaking sig
nificance that the above frank declar-
alton for the final overthrowal OF capt
talism, is adopted by the authorita-
tive central organizations comprising
100000 eleven million) workers.
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