The daily worker., 1925-08-08
German Workers Pledge Selves Fight Yoke of Capitalism
lnroved hv the q

was not approved by the c. l.
The accusation of the party minor.
ity that the comrades who went over
to the majority abandoned their po-
litical convictions, for which they
voted last fall when they supported
the minority thesis, has no validity as
an argument, for today the political
platform Of the minority is not in ef-
feet in the party, both thesis, minor
ity and majority, are liquidated, and
the decision Of the CommunIsJ Inter
national is in effect.
The minority in the South SLAVIC
federation has no special factional in-
terest of its own, but is "a group for
carrying on Communist work in the
federation and for bringing the fed
GRAFTON closer to the life of the party.
It allgns itself with the party major
ity in emphasizing the necessity of
the party entrenching itself in the
strategic positions among the work
ers-in the shops, in the unions and
wherever the workers live and work
so as to be able 10 successfully
carry out all campaigns that the party
undertakes. sai--
Reorganization Of the Party. -
We greet with great enthusiasm the
decision Of the c. !. on re-organizing
the party on the basis of shop nuclei
and international branches. This re-
organization is especially necessary
to do away with the federation sys-
tenn of the party and the national iso-
lation Of the language groups. Weld
ing all national groups into a homo
geneous and centralized party is an
absolute necessity for the healthy
growth Of our party. For that pur-
pose, shop nuclei should be organized
wherever possible, and an theological
campaign started for international
branches should be commenced as
soon as the ground is prepared for It,
All attempts to create OF maintain
federation autonomies, discentraliza-
tion and to undermine the authority
of the Central Executive Committee
of the party, or to sabotage it's deci-
sions, as the majority or the South
Slavic Bureau did, should be most
emphatically condemned.
The Unity Of the Party.
We maintain the view of the c. I.
that for the successful execution of
its role in the class struggle, the party
must be a monolithic unit hewen Of
one piece. which hear no room for
various factions and tendencies in its
ranks, but must be united with but
only one view, and that Is the view
of Bolshevism. Only on the firm foun-
dations Of the revolutionary tsacifiEes
of Marx and Lenin, on the foundations
of the theory and practice of Bolshe-
vism, can the party successfully play
it's role in the class struggle.
We consider both groups in the
party majority and minority-sound
Communist groups, while the Lore
group is an opportunistic group,
which must be combated. Loreism
can be successfully liquidated only if
both groups in the party united in the
struggle for an theological and organ
national liquidation of Loreism.
Long live the unity Of the partyl
Long live the Communist lnterna-
tional.
L. Fisher, Chicago, H., X. MikaIac-
KY, Chicago. ~. S. MirokoVieh, Joliet,
Ill. w. S. MiIson, Chicago, 10. A. N.
Dragas, Farrell, Pa. S. Popovich,
West Allis, Wis. 2. Petroek, MIIwsu-
kee, Wis. J. r. kovas, Hammond,
Ind. chas. Jureieh, Whiting, Ind. @.
Marovich, Gary, Ind. Jos. NJ. Zurich,
Chicago, ~. Malta crmevich, zea-
ler, III.