The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-10-28

ctive party workers in Moscow,
22,499 votes were cast for the
Central Committee and one fol
the opposition.
Two meetings in Leningrad
OF 5000 party workers passed a
resolution pledging support tc
the Central Committee in it's fight for
Leninism.
Molotov reported for the Central
Committee, after which speeches
were made evoking strong expires
sions of disapproval from the au-
dience. Kamaneff's attacks on the
Central Committee caused such a stir
OF Indignation on the part of the au-
dience that they refused to listen to
his speech and when he continued. he
was forced to leave the platform.
Rakovsky, who persisted in his at
tacks on the Central Committee and
who asserted that the revolution
could not be carried out without
"Trotskyist leadership" was alsd
forced to leave the platform.
Overwhelming Vote. 4
The assembly voted twenty-five
hundred against one vote for the resi-
luton approving the decisions of tAe
Central Committee and the Central
Control Commission and the decisionk
and theses of the Central Committed
to be presented at the Fifteenth Parl
ty Congress.
The resolution points out that i'm
portant successes in socialist con-
struction have been won by the Par
ty under the feminist direction of the
Central Committee since the Four
teenth Congress, the best example of
which is the resolution for the intro
duction of the seven-hour day.
Defend Seven Hour Day.
The speech of opposition leaders at
the plenary session of the Central
Committee and the Central Control
Commission as we'll as their illegal
activities and their writings prove
that they have severed all connections
with Leninism, the resolution says.
The opposition entered reformist
waters when it opposed the seven
hour working day, the resolution con-
tinues.
The Party is not only facing within
its own ranks the question of a strug-
gle between Leninism and Trotskyism
but must also reckon with the pos
sibility of the formation of new
anti-Bolshevist international.
Hits Opposition Methods.
The organization of the illegal
Trotskyist faction, the Trotskyist
bloc with bourgeois intellectuals out
side of the Party and the open sup
port which it has rendered to ultra
left and ultra-right renegades abroad,
proved that the opposition has adopt
ed methods which the Party cannot
possibly tolerate, the resolution
states.
The Communist Party will en-
phatically declare at all meetings that
either the opposition must submit to
the decisions of the Party or the Par
ty will eject them as it did Maslov
and Souvarine.
The resolution furthermore APP
proves of the expulsion Of Trotsky
and Zinoyiev from the Central Com
mittee.
Leningrad Party Meeting.
AT the Leningrad meeting which
was attended by six thousand, a reso-
luton upholding the Central Com
mittee was passed after speeches had
been made by Bukharin for the Com
mittee and Yevdokimov and Bakayev
for the opposition.
Uphold Central Committee.
The resolution approved all of the
resolutions adopted by the Central
Committee and the Central Control
Commission. In reference to the cal
rumors spread by Trotsky
and Zinoviev alleging that the Lenin-
grad workers sided with the opposi-
ton, the resolution declared that Len
ingrad proletariat "scornfully depre-
Gates this maneuvre of the bankrupt
leaders"