The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-09

the policies and methods Of the
so. If the Opposition adopted illegal
methods under Lenin, they would have
been expelled long ago.
Won't Stop Fight.
"The Opposition is disinclined to
cease the struggle Consequently our
ways part. When the Central Con-
troll Commission considered the No
vember demonstration incident, Trot-
sky and Zinoviev were told to cease
the organization of illegal meetings
and defend their views within the
Party limits. They refused to accept
our terms. Difficult though it may
be for some Opposition members 10
renounce their views, they must do so.
Party prestige must be held above
personal prestige. Non-capitulation
entails expulsion"
The resolution unanimously adopted
by the congress fully approving the
political and organizational line of the
Central Committee follows:
"The congress confirms correct pol
icy of the Central Committee. De-
spite difficult conditions, there is a
Strengthening of the international
position, making the country fac
tor in international peace, it is rails
ing the authority of the U. S. S. R.
as the stronghold Of the international
revolutionary movement.
Thanks to the policy of the Cen
trail Committee, great successes are
being made in the sphere of socialist
construction, a continuous increase is
being effected in urban rural produc-
tive forces, the socialist elements
gaining the upper hand, the material
and cultural level of the working
masses and peasants improved, the
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
was consolidated on the basis of a
correct pursuance of feminist national
policy, the worker-peasant alliance
has been strengthened, the leading
influence of the proletariat and the
Party has increased, and generally
the positions of the proletarian die
tatorship were systematically CONSOLE
dated
Supports c. c. c.
"The resolution confirms the acute
irreconcilahle contradictions of the
world capitalist system, the accentua-
ton of the unequal rate of develop
ment in capitalist countries, the
sharpening of the international strug-
gle for markets, the sharpening of
antagonisms between imperialist and
colonial countries while the struggle
of subjugated countries against i'm
perialist oppression is assuming form
of armed instruction. The class
struggle in imperiahst countries is
accumulated, with the working class
taking counter-offensive against the
too reactionary militarist policy of the
bourgeoisie. Antagonists between
the Soviet Union and the surround
ing bourgeois countries are sharp
ened. The growing socialist elements
in the u S. S. r. and the collapse of
bourgeois hopes for degeneration Of
the proletarian dictatorship with a
simultaneous Strengthening of the in.
ternational revolutionary influence Of
the y. S. S. r. constitute the main
factors of the accentuation. Capital
ist development has generally revealed
tendencies for cutting short the peace
respite and bringing nearer a new
phase OF great imperialist wars and
accelerating revolutionary world con-
Hicls.
Movement Growing.
THE congress confirms that, stimuli
taLeously with the growing fascist
aggressive militarist tendency in i'm
peralist countries, the conditions for
the revolutionary settlement in ma
tional and internal contradictions
ripen. The temporary ebb of the revo-
luCionary wave in Europe is again
substituted by flow of increased
fighting activity of the proletariat,
by greater international solidarity of
the labor movement, by consolida-
ton of Communist International
ranks and a growth of the mass revo-
lutionary movement.