The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-01-10

a. The trade union theology which has been
rampant in some sections of our party has been
effectively undermined by the discussion and crit
eal analysis to which our trade union policies
were subjected during the discussion. It is not
likely that the wrong theory and dangerous prac-
tiee that the trade union work is the special con-
Germ and monopoly of a part of the party will
be again raised in the party.
As a whole, the interest in our trade union
work and the desire to adopt correct policies and
mobilize our whole strength for this trade union
work has been greatly advanced as a result of
this discussion
5. The membership meetings were necessary
phase of the work Of breaking down factionalism
IN the party and mopllIzIng the mempershIp
for the work among the masses. The C. E. c. is
Of the opinion that the objective of these meet
inss was achieved and the ground cleared thru
tnem TOR more effective work in support Of party
Polcles among the masses.
Remnants Of Factionalism
THE central executive committee does not TO-
more the fact that there still remain in the
party remnants of the former factionaI struggle.
At the membership meetings. the C. e. c. gave
full and free opportunity to those who opposed
the unity resolution to express their opposition.
ne policy was not to secure support for the
c. E. c. policies thru mechanical disciplinary
measures, but thru free and open discussion to
convince the entire membership of the correct
ness Of its policies.
The c. E. c. will continue thru argument and
discussion to win the small opposition still re-
naming in the party for the dropping of all fac
tIonal lines and united work among the masses.
1t has called upon those members who believe
that there has been any discrimination or perse-
cution on account of factonal opposition to sub
NIT their complaints to the c. (. c. in writing
in order that if there any Justified complaints
the necessary steps can be taken to adjust them.
It has recommended to the New York district
committee that comrade Krumbein be appointed
the industrial organizer for the district as con-
crete example of its desire to give full oppor-
tunity to every capable eomrade to function in
the party work. It will continue to follow this
policy
These decisions and actions clear the ground
Of all excuse for further faetionasm in the party.
q The Trade Union Policy
The plenum of the C. <. C. adopted resoIu-
ton outlining the policy to be followed in
building broad left wing movement in the trade
unions, and crticizing the errors which have been
rmade in our trade union work in the past In
order that the question of the policy to be pur-
sued in the trade union work should not become
a factonai issue in the party and be the excuse
for further factionaI opposition, the c. E. c. has
provided that the policies It approved shall not
become effective until it has been submitted to
and approved by the Communist International
It has decided that the issue of the chance in
organization form necessary to build a broad left
wing shall not be discussed in the party until
the decision of the Communist international is
rendered.
The policy of the c. (. c. in handIinc this mat
ter is that while there can be no compromise on
the question Of developing the correct policy for
building the influence of our party in the trade
unions, to prevent this issue from becoming a
fractional football.
calls upon all party members to await the
action of the Communist international on the
proposal of the central executive committee. II
is assured that the right line will be laid down
In the decision of the comintern, then the whole
party can unite in carrying this decision into
effect.
The Ground Clear for Work
THE achievements of the C. &. c. during the
past four months in unifyina the party and
its method Of handling controversial questions
mas cleared the ground SO that the whole party
can now unite for the immediate work of the
party There is no excuse for any comrade to
continue fractional attitude. What is needed
now and what is expected from the whole party
is sincere, honest, hard work in carrying out the
tasks of the party
These tasks are:
A. INNER PARTY WORK.
| The completion Of the reorganization of the
- party and systematic instructions to the shop
nuclei and street nuclei as to how to carry out
their work with the highest degree of efficiency
z. An Immediate persistent campaign to edu.
cate the whole party membership to an under.
standing Of the trade union work and the brinqino
into the unions Of every member Of the party
eligible for membership in a trade union
3. The organization Of all party members in
tne trade unions into party fractions and the