The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-21

after long and interesting discus
sion of the technical problems of re
organization and Of the politica'
meaning of the resolution. Comrade
Wolfe, in making his report, summar
lied briefly the history of the party
and it's recent convention in so far
as it pertained to the light they threw
on the Bolshevization Of our party.
Party Crises Reviewed.
He pointed out that the party had
gone thru three main crises which he
named:
l. The crisis of the formative per-
Tiod-(Who shall enter our ranks and
how shall we distinguish ourselves
from the opportunists?)
2. The problem of our relation to
the masses LEGALITY, united front, la
Dor party.)
3. The Bolshevization crisis-(at-
titude toward opportunistic elements
and elimination Of the social-democra-
tic form of organization.)
The speaker pointed out that in
each of the three crises, the Com
munist International had interviewed
and greatly aided the party in solv-
ing it's problems. In the first crisis,
it had compelled unity between the
G. p, the G. L. P, and the U. C. p.
In the second, it had thrown its in
auence on the side of those who ia
vored a legal party, active united
front campaigns and the labor party;
and in the third case, fastened the
liquidation of Loreism and opportun-
ism and FASTENED the Bolshevization
and reorganization of the party
Taking up the recent party conven-
ton, Comrade Wolfe showed how
unanimous decisions on the funda-
mental questions of immediate reor-
ganization, the expulsion of Lore, the
removal of Askeli and the unanimous
acceptance of the G. l. cable had laid
the basis for united action of the en-
tire party for it's reorganization and
Bolshevization. He emphasized the
fact that an attempt to cast doubts
upon c. l. decision was an un-Com-
munist act and described in detail the
attacks of Lore upon the Comintern
and it's decisions. He then described
the activities of the new c. e. C. for
the Bolshevization of the party and
detailed the entire reorganization
plan specific application to the prob
lens of the New Haven district. At
ter explaining the Importance of this
reorganization and urging immediate
activity on the part of the district,
he ended with an appeal for unified
support of the G. e. C. in its efforts
to reorganize and Bolshevize the
party.
Comrade Wolfe was followed by
Comrade Simons, organizer of District
Is, who recounted the recent expert
ences of the district which throw light
upon the practical problems of reor-
ganization and described the success
that reorganization had had in France
and Germany.
Questions Show Live Interest.
A great number of questions, adj
dressed to Comrade Wolfe, revealed
the intense interest of the member
ship in the reorganization and that,
to quote the speaker, District Is was
mentally already recognizing itself"
Following a general discussion on
the c. /. decision, the recent conven-
ton, and the problems of reorgan-
ization and Bolshevization, Comrades
Markoff, Spector, Gurevich, Weisberg,
Kreas and Schuchman spoke against |
endorsing the recent C. I. cable un-
til they had further information.
Their speeches took the form of a
proposal to strike paragraph four out
of the resolution, which was intro