The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-12-22
Social Affairs
Resolutions
rye extent against party reorganiza-

large extent against party reorganiza
ton.
The Danger From the Right.
5. The danger from the right neces.
States the unification of all Commun-
list elements. Lore and company are
spending most of their time modifying
against the Comintern and the party.
Only the other day Lore joined hands
with the reactionary Jewish Daily For
ward crowd and the vilest opponents
of our movement in his attack against
the party for its attitude to the refusal
of the left wing at the Furriers' con-
vention to be hoodwinked by the black
Kaufman clique and its fraudulent pro-
gressive allies. The enemies of the
Comintern in the ranks of the Italian
workers are marshalling their forces,
as evidenced by the recent issuance of
an italian daily posing as radical,
fighting proletarian organ.
INSIDE our own party the right wing
is also working overtime. Certain
elements of our party are fighting few
erishly against the creation of a cen
tralized party apparatus and thorogo-
ing party reorganization, at the same
time some of these elements are talk
ing the first step towards completely
deserving the Cominterh by protesting
against Moscow interference" in the
American party. Under such circum-
stances 1t is no accident to find that
these "anti-Moscow" elements are Of
ten rallying to the support Of that
section of the former majority follow
ing the leadership of Comrade Foster.
These elements which do not have the
correct attitude to the Comintern are,
only temporarily, not putting all their
cards on the table in the expectation
of reversal of the last Comintern
decision
The Economic and Political Situation.
6. The developing economic and
political situation is further pressing
argument for the necessity of Com
munist unity. There are multiplying
signs that the end of our present
period of so-called prosperity is fast
approaching The building boom has
seen its best days. American world
trade supremacy is being challenged
with ever-greater seriousness. A gil
gantic trade war is on and assuming
larger proportions among the imper-
ialist powers. Lower wages are in
sight for our work.hk The miners
union is now under Navy attack. The
American Industries. pfficiai organ Of
the National Association of Manufac-
turers. for September 1926, announces
the preparation of Il renewed and
most intense open shop campaign.
While the steel industry is at the
height of prosperity for the bosses and
steel prices are rising, wage cuts are
taking place in the mills.
TT is clear that an attack on the
Communists will be the first order
of business on the program of the
Wall Street clique. The Communists
are the most advanced but also or
ganizationally still one of the weak
sections of the organized working
class. An attack onathe Communists
serves only as a prelude to an attack
against the whole working class cam
oufaged by the smoke screen of preju-
dice and misrepresentation The uni
fication and the strengthening of our
party are imperative on the eve Of
such developments.
Z. Finally, only unification of all
the Communist forces will enable the
party to measure up to its urgent
tasks in the near future. Labor party
sentiment is reviving. The spirit of
resistance is increasing among the
workers. The trade union unity move
ment and the movement for an
American trade union delegation to
Soviet Russia are assuming important
proportions. The only guarantee that
the party can have for success in
these campaigns is rebuilt party, a
unified party-on the basis of the line
of the Comintern-with its roots sunk
deeply in the proletarian masses
found in the workshops.