The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-04-27
Launch Workers Party
for Ireland at Big
Meeting in Dublin
CONTINUED from page II.

NNOulAnuCQ AAOu pd6c Ays
committee, make up the national exec
utive committee: Comrades r. Pearl,
Mrs. Come Mcbride, Mrs. N. Con-
molly O'Brien, P. Verdon, P. Devir, M.
Deegan, ]. Troy, G. Clarke, T. Rohan,
P. Murphy, M. J. McCabe, P. Kennedy,
T. McCabe and ]. Nolan.
United Front.
Besides the constitution, objects and
means, program covering the politi-
cal, industrial, educational and social
fields was adopted, which gets right
down to the everyday needs of the
workers in town and country and link
them up in the struggle against CAPT
talism. Propaganda is already started
on the basis of this program and
campaign is to be Immediately
launched for united front of Irish
workers against the attacks Of the
bosses.
Against Imperialism.
Hitherto the Irish workers have
been the unconscious driving force in
the struggle against British imperial
ism. Now they must become the con-
scious revolutionary force that will
carry on the revolutionary struggle in
Ireland by striving for a workers re-
public, the only method of getting rid
of capitalist domination, home and
foreign.
Resolutions.
The following resolutions were
passed:
That the first congress Of the Work
ers' Party of Ireland strongly protests
against the imprisonment of members
of the working class by the Free State,
Northern and British governments,
and the savage treatment melted out
to those workers for no other reason
than fighting on behalf of the working
class. The congress further compli-
ments the Communist Party of Great
Britain on it's successful working-class
fighting policy, resulting in the capital
list class imprisoning II of its leading
officials. The congress sends frater-
nal greetings to these 10 comrades, to
our own and to all class war prison
ers thruout the world. Also the con-
gress calls upon all workers to rally to
the aid of the International Glass War
Prisoners Aid, which is so ably carry
ing on the work of assisting the class
war prisoners in all countries.
The Press.
That this first congress of the Work
ers' Party of Ireland sends fraternal
greetings to the Sunday Worker and
the Weekly Worker as the militant ex-
preston Of the left-wing elements in
the labor movement in British and
fully endorses the policy of united
front and in particular fighting for
the formation of an industrial alliance
to resist and defeat the attacks of the
bosses on the miners, engineers, rail
waymen and other sections of the
workers. The hatred and luminosity
displayed by the capitalist class to
these two organs of the workers are
the best proof of their effective fight
ing policy on behalf of the working
class.
Fraternal Greetings.
That this first congress of the Work
ers' Party OF Ireland instructs the
national executive committee to es-
tablish cordial relations with all rev.
dictionary working-class parties in
other countries, particularly in Great
Britain, United States, Australia and
Canada, sends fraternal greetings to
the Communist Parties in Great Brit
ain and Australia and the Workers
parties OF America and Canada and
congratulates the latter on its recent
victory at the labor party conference,
when It succeeded in capturing all
official positions from the reaction
aries.