The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-10-30
Fight Obstacles to
Contact With Masses
Moving to Leftward
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day ultra-left is unlike the left Of
1921 who, as pointedly put by Lenin,
we're distinguished by their revolution
airy Impotence. Today, on the con-
trary, the ultra-left is distinguished
by it's defeatist lack of faith in the
might of the proletarian revolution.
These ultra-left tendencies must be
crushed since their activity prevents
the Communist parties from finding
contact with the leftward moving
masses Of workers.
Losovsky stressed the huge part
played by America in the breakdown
of European capitalism, remarking
upon the role played by Germany as
Americas agent. In contrast to Amer
lea the official labor movement in the
Pacific countries, for instance in
Australia, is being revolutionized. 1t
is no mere chance that the question of
calling a Pacific trade union congress
was brought up by the Australian
trade unions. The new labor move
ment developing in the semfcolonial
countries makes acute the question
of the unity of the labor movement
and the creation Of a new inter
national.
To ensure the sterilization OF so
cialism in the u. S. S. R. he pointed
out. it is first of all necessary to en-
sure the sterilization Of the Com
munist Party of the Soviet Union.
Raskolnikoff pointed to the i'm
mense world Importance of the events
in China.
After Bukharin's concluding speech,
emphasizing the Importance of carry
ing on a struggle against bourgeois
pacifism, the necessity Of carrying on
work within the trade unions, and the
concentration of energy in the strug-
gle against trust capital, the confer
ence unanimously, with no abstaining
votes, passed a resolution approving
the principles of the policy of the
delegation of the All-Union Commu-
mist Party and it's work within the
Communist International, binding the
delegates to continue the resolute
theological struggle against anti
feminist tendencies within the Com
intern whose protagonists, being in a
larger or smaller measure at one with
the opposition in the Communist Par
ty of the Soviet Union, have, in the
persons of the more consistent groups,
already clearly passed towards the
counter-revolutionar camp, instruct
ing the delegation of the All-Union
! Communist Party to carry on within
the Comintern such line towards the
further bolshevization of the Commu-
mist parties as to preclude the theory
and practice of the so-called freedom
of fractions and groupings, resolutely
condemning the factional anti-Lenin-
list work Of the opposition in the ALL
Union Communist Party within the
Comintern, fully adhering to the deci-
sions of the brother parties and the
Plenum of the Central Committee and
the Central Control Commission on
relieving Zinoviev of work in the
| Communist International.
The Conference also adopted an ad-
dress in reply to yesterdays address
of greeting from the Central Commit
tee of the Communist Party Of Ger
many wherein the conference pointed
out that the defeatist theology that
has appeared and taken shape among
separate groups of Communists is but
small passing episode in the victor
ious development of the Communist
International.