The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-05-29
Workers Communist Party
Social Affairs
Resolutions
The Work Before the Party in the Light of
the Comintern Decision
Of the Workers Communist Party

ers. The trade union committee of
the party should work out a program
of organization for the existing favor.
able industries, such as the rubber,
textile, automobile, and so forth and
the party units in these industries
should carry on a consistent campaign
to carry into effect these programs.
4. Work among the farmers. The
party must take up with greater
energy than before, the work among
the exploited farmers. The renewal
Of the crisis in the agricultural field
creates favorable situation for this
work and the steps which have been
taken to re-establish connections and
build our influence among the farm
ing masses must continue with in
creasing momentum.
5. The DAILY WORKER. The
DAILY WORKER must be developed
into mass organ of the American la
Dor movement, without losing its Com
munist character. The changes nee
essary to facilitate this development
must be made without delay. The
party members must give more active
support in widening the basis of The
DAILY WORKER thru increasing it's
circle of readers. The DAILY WORK
Err must become the expression of
the struggles Of the workers of this
country.
6. other campAgn, us work in
support of the You ~ lzA-ers Com
munist) Leagur. tn YORK among wo-
men, the anti. nperi " factivities and
the work among the segroes are mean
of supporting the major campaigns Of
the party. All of this work must have
the support of every party member
and the work itself must be so direct
ed as to result in strengthening our
campaigns for labor party, to build
a broad left wing in the trade unions
and organize the unorganized workers
as we'll as to stimulate the movement
among the farmers. 3
Z. organIzatIonaI tasks. Organiza-
tionally, the party must take up earn
estly the task Of activizing the new
party units and Of strengthening the
party thru drawing into it members
who have not registered in the re-
organization and new members from
the shops and factories. 1t is partic-
ularly important to link up the shop
nuclei with the campaigns for the or
ganization of the unorganized and
with our trade unionJ york.
Build for ckimunlsm.
THE decision of the Communist In
i ternational has provided the
basis for the liquidation of the inner
party controversy which has been OBJ
structing the party work. The party
has a clearly developed policy and a
definite program for its immediate
work. s
While, as the Communist Internation-
al points out in it's resolution, the OBJ
jective conditions in the United States
make the task of the party a difficult
one, still if the party applies the cor
rect policy and enters into it's work
with energy and enthusiasm, 1t will
be able to make progress in building
the Communist party and a revolu-
tionary mass movement in this coun-
try.
American capitalism has become the
dominating imperialist power of the
world. 1t is endeavoring to rescue
capitalism from the revolutionary
forces developed during the world
war It is the struggle against this
dominant capitalist power which our
party must carry to a successful issue.
To fight American capitalism we must
develop a powerful Communist Party
The central committee calls upon
every member of the party to take up
the work of the party with new energy
and spirit to achieve this end. The year
ahead must be a year Of growth and
achievement. The party must show
that it has come out Of its inner strug.
gle stronger and better equipped for
the fight against capitalism.
Forward in the work Of building a
powerful Communist Party and dew
clipping a revolutionary mass move
ment against American capitalism!
Central Executive Committee
Workers (Communist) Party
of America
c. e. RUTHENBERG,
Ceneral Secretarv