The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-09-26

Kong paralyzing trade at that port.
when it bars this fighter for the free
dom of all the oppressed nations Of
the world.
Arthur G. Hays, who spoke on be-
half of the Civil Liberties Union, was
introduced by the chairman as one
who had battled for freedom of thot
lin Dayton, Tennessee as associate
counsel with barrow in the Scopes
trial. He made a plea for free
speech" in general and charged the
Workers Party with being interested
only in free speech for itself. Git
low, who spoke shortly after him, took
up the challenge and declared: Yes,
| the Workers Party isfnot interested
F., in free speech for the capitalists.
What capitalist reactionary was ever
excluded from our shores? What cap
italist was ever denied free speech?
The master class owns all the ave-
nues of thot, the press, the pulpit. the
school, and owns the government be-
sides which it uses to suppress the
workers, exclude the foreign-born
militants and deny the right to speak
and organize the workers in this
country.
Trade Union Unity.
The dominant note of William 2.
Fosters speech was World Trade
Union Unity" 1.-The American work
ing class is perhaps the most con-
servative in the world" he declared.
''But only ten or fifteen years ago,
the British workers were even more
conservative. Now the empire is
cracking, it has lost it's dominant po-
sition, there is a permanent economic
crisis, and the British working class
sees that it's only way out is to initiate
the Russian working class. That is
why it is turning from Macdonald
and Henderson t. Purcell and Cook
and Saklatvala. That is why it is
working for trade union unity, and
that is why the Scarboro conference
took great strides toward conscious
revolutionary position. The Ameri-
can working class will yet follow the
example of it's British brethren"
Jay Lovestone spoke on the real
meaning of the exclusion of Saklat-
vala. He pointed out that rival inn
perialisms will always bury their diff
ferences face to face with the work
ers and revolving oppressed peoples.
That is why there is a united front of
icI1 nd
ments against the colonial and back
ward nations
Rally to C. I.
india is the greatest colonial ma
ton. It's revolt is the symbol of the
revolt of all subject peoples and SAX
latvala, Indian and Communist is the
symbol of the union of the revolu-
tionary proletariat with the Cypress
ed colonial and semi-colonial peoples
in united struggle under the leader
ship of the Communist International
to overthrow imperialist capitalism.
The answer to the united front of the
British and American imperialist gov
ernments is a closer united front of
the workers and suppressed nations
of the world under the banner of the
Communist International" declared
Jay Lovestone.
Charles Krumbein pointed out the
significance Of the Kellogg action and
the department of labor statements
as the beginning of a new war of de-
portations against the foreign-born
workers and called upon his hearers
to form United Councils of Foreign
born Workers to protect the militant
foreign-born from this new attack.
Rebecca Grecht described the I'm
dias and Irelands" of America to be
found in the Philippines and Latin
America. She pictured the rising
tide of colonial revolt which. leagued
with the revolutionary workers would
secure freedom for all subject ma
tions.
Herbert Fam, on behalf of the
Young Workers League, declared
that the principal burden of fighting
militarism and the use of the army n
enslave colonies or break strikes
falls upon the working class youth.
lie pictured the heroic fight of Lib
knecht against militarism and war
and pledged the Young Workers'
League to initiate his example.
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