The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-08-15

communist lnuu6nc6 III the unions
is growing despite all prosecutions
by the reactionary Bureaucracy. The
party press is extended and
strengthened. The political matur-
ity of our membership and its Boil
shevik quality is continually improv-
ing. The party is getting ready for
its great reorganization campaign
on the basis Of shop nuclei and for
complete Capitalization Of the party
apparatus.
Many Campaigns.
IL. During the past eighteen
months the party under the leader
ship of the Central Executive Com
mittee has carried thru several i'm
portant united front political cam
paigns. Chief among them are the
following:
az The campaign against the Rus
sian menshevik and the Second In
ternational on the occasion of the
arrival in the United States of r.
Abravomich. In this campaign the
the immediate designs of the Rus
sian menshevik in America, and al
so to bring before the American
Worker the role of the Communist
International and the movement for
world trade union unity inflated by
the R. I. L. u. and the British trade
unions.
b. The campaign against the at
tempt of the white terror in Poland,
to murder the leader of the Polish
workers and poor peasants, Com
rade Lanzutsky.
(c) The ampaign against child
labor which secured the active sup
port Of many trade unions and con-
tributed greatly towards promoting
the movement Of the American
workers for independent political ac-
ton.
d. The campaign against wage
cuts. This campaign was directed
towards promoting strike move
ment against wage cuts, to ac-
celebrate the movement for ANAL
gamation and to educate the work
ers to the necessity of political
struggle as class against the cap
italists.
The C. |. Decision Final.
u. The decision of the Comintern
on the labor party controversy set
ties the difference Of opinion in our
party on that very important ques-
ton. 1t gives our party clear policy
of work and struggle for labor party
based upon the mass support of the
trade unionv The mistake of tenn
porarily abandoning the slogan point
ed out by the Comintern has been cor
rected by the Central Executive Com
mittee which has already outlined a
program and laid the basis for a new
campaign for a labor party.
What Kind of Labor Party2
10. We support fully the insistence
of the C. I. that no prepature organi-
rational steps shall be- taken in the
Labor. Party campaigi that a. party
formed only by the Workers Party and
its close sympathizersk lin close sym
pathizers' organizationais not a Labor
Party. and that We musI guard against
the splitting off Of the left wing from
the Labor Party to transform it into
a mass Communist party, but on the
contrary, we must let the left wing
grow within the broad movement and
strive to win the masses for the revo-
lutionary class struggle /. We accept
fully the position of the majority, ap-
proved by the Comintern, that we
must fight for Labor Party based
upon the mass support Of the trade
unions.
IA. We express full confidence in
the leadership of the present Central
Executive Committee. We are firmly
convinced that only by giving the lead
ership of the party to the present
majority will the party be able to
make the best progress toward becom-
ing a mass Communist Party on the
basis of Leninism and under the lead
ership of the Conintarn