The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-08-15
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ty the following three specific i'm
mediate tasks:
az The abolition of the present
federation form Of organization
and the fusion of all language
groups into a really centralized and
unified Bolshevik party built on the
basis of shop nuclei and internal
ltional branches.
b. More energetic activities in
the trade unions and better organ
ization of Communist fractions in
them.
@ Closer attention to the every
day needs and struggles Of the
workers and an intensive applica-
ton of the tactics Of the united
front
G. We are in complete agreement
with the above instructions of the
Comintern and will do all in our power
to assist the party in the carrying
out of these policies.
Mass Labor Party.
Z. We fully support the labor par
ty policy as laid down by the Comm
tern decision on the American ques-
ton. We pledge ourselves to support
an energetic campaign for the forma-
ton of a mass labor party based upon
solid trade union support.
8. We endorse the activities of the
present Central Executive Committee
ty. We mention only a few of these
and express our confidence in the
majority of the c. E. C. to lead the
party in accord with the spirit and
principles of Leninism.
The c. e. c. Approved.
9. The present majority of the par
ty is organically connected with the
mass movements of the working class.
The majority has clear and correct
understanding of Communist work in
the trade unions, which the Comm
tern has repeatedly pointed out to be
among our most important and vital
tasks.
10. During the past eighteen months
the party, under the leadership of
the C. E. C. succeeded in overcom-
ing many difficulties and critical sit
uations that were confronting the par
ty. We mention only few of these:
Accomplishments
a. The party has broken the iso-
lation that resulted out of the last
swing Of the LaFollette movement,
and the consequent setback of the
labor party movement. Beginning
with the last presidential campaign,
when our party took for the first
time the parliamentary field on a
national scale, the party is contin-
ually overcoming it's isolation and
is driving ahead for wider political
struggles.
b. The party is now moving
decisively and clearly towards great
campaigns in the class struggle
generally, in the trade unions and
on the parliamentary field
q The T. u E. L. is developing
strength and has led many effective
fights of the left wing against the
bureaucracy in the trade unions as
for example, the last election in the
u. M. w. A., the fight for the re-
instatement of Alex Howat and the
other miners, the fight against the
Lewis-Farringtog machine in Illi-
nois, the support of the Nova Scotia
miners, the splendid showings
made in the elections of the Ma
chinists and Carpenters Unions, the
present great struggle of $4,000
u Members Of the New York Ladies'
Garment Workers local unions
against the reactionary Sigman ma
chine.
d. Despite the bitter fractional
fight in the party lasting nineteen
months, which was aggravated by
the impermissable tactics of the mi
nority that at times has threatened
the unity of the party, the party un-
der the leadership of the G. e. G,
continued to make steady progress.