The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-03

struggles of these workers against the employers
and their agents, the reactionary bureaucrats.
The campaign for amalgamating existing
CARNATIONS not sufficiently energetic, ndica-
ting craft attitude to these organizational ques-
ton. They did not carry sufficiently sharp
struggle particularly during the strike, against the
reactionary bureaucratic In various instances they
did not carry out Party decisions. The Party must
struggle against such deviations still intensely
in the future and see to it that these comrades
maintain correct Communist policy.
OTHER deviations manifested themselves in the
case of Comrade w. F. Dunno who sized up the
possibility Of the struggle of the workers in
pessimistic manner and through such estimations
arrived at false conclusions. Among such devia-
lions are proposals imposing limitations on the
leading role of the Trade Union Educational League
IN certain cases and intending to take the initiative
out of the hands of the Trade Union Educational
League. Comrade Dunno has also in an article in
the DAILY WORKER of March "a, 1927, made the
mpermissible attempt to differentate between the
reactonary Green and the reactonary VOL, both
leaders of the American Federation of Labor, in
favor of Green
IN the other hand, Comrade ]. lack argues in the
Magazine of The DAILY WORKER of May %,
1927 that further work in the ranks of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor signifies the abandonment
OF real struggle, the subsection of Communists to
the bureaucracy of the American Federation of La
Dor the degeneration of the left wing eff not of our
Communists in workers organizations under re-
dictionary leadership presupposes the abandonment
Of real militancy or, in other words, a move 20
the Right the part of the Communists, must
be rejected completely false. Communists
struggle against the attempts of the bureaucrats
to split the union Communist reject the splitting
of the trade unions since this leads to the isolation
of the Party from the masses and diminshes their
capacity to fight. The Presidum however, records
that generally the work of Comrade lack within the
left wing, and especially his criticism of Right
deviations correct Furthermore, the Presi-
dunn points out that Comrade Foster and Vein
stone fought these conceptions and that between
them sand~the majority ofathe Pplcom. Committee
no difference exists on these points.
FURTHER mistakes made in the Party were the
original opinions of leading comrades in support
of the election of Dennis Bait as president of the
Detroit Federation of Labor as we'll as a proposal
of the Political Committee to advocate the forma-
tion of joint committee of the progressives of the
Miners Union, of the Joint Boards of the Furriers
and Cloakmakers' Unions and of the general strike
committee of the textile workers of Passac to carry
on the struggle against the entire American Fedora
ton of Labor bureaucracy. This policy would under
the given conditions, have given the bureaucracy
the preteXt to split the trade unions and thus create
the danger of isolation The political committee
recognized these roygIand corrected them of its
accord. The Party must learn from these de-
viations and errors, must struggle agains them,
overcome them and avoid their recurrence. Those
comrades active and influential in the trade unions
must be drawn more into active party work than
hitherto and especially into the work of the lead
ing committees thus achieving simultaneously the