The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-09-20
BY ROBERT ROY.

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The fiends who put these innocent
men to death forget that just as the
blood of the martyrs was the seed
Of the church, so will the blood of
the workers be the seed of the revo-
luton!
Massachusetts has again shown
how vile, sinking and corrupt is the
administration Of justice in that
state, but it has shown this many
times before. If these men were
guilty then another trial would have
still shown their guilt, but if they
were innocent, and the authorities
knew they swere, they would have
failed to convict them a second time,
but this would not have been in ac-
cord with the dignity" of the Massa-
chusetts administration of justice,
which has never admitted it could
make a mistake or that the judges
are other than god-like men, all pos
sessing god-like attributes.
Human life to Massachusetts has
never meant much, but form, class
dignity have meant everything. The
whole history of the state of Massa-
chusetts, with very few exceptions,
is one of infamy. It's narrow-minded,
conceited, tyrannical, Puritan ances-
tors never could and never will adj
nit that they were other than Gods
own children.
Daniel Webster, in his famous re-
ply to Haynes in the United States
Senate, stated that Massachusetts
needs no ecomiums. 1t is true she
needs, none because they would do
her no good. One thing alone can
do Massachusetts any good and that
is the Social Revolution. Once again
Massachusetts capitalists have cast
in the face of the working class in
the most brutal and vicious manner
their gauntlet as a gauge of battle
to the working class. When will the
working class take up the gauge of
battle and answer with a farmer
labor party as a preliminary to the
seizure of power from the hands of
the vicious, incompetent, bureau
cratic bourgeoisie. And this labor
party ought to be under the leader
ship of the Workers Communist
Party, but some reform is necessary
in the Party. First, the narrow in
ner ring condemned by the Comm
tern, must amend its policy or be re-
placed; fair and comradely offers
made to all elements and groups of
Communists who have placed them
selves under guidance of the Third
Internationale and when they become
members of the Party they must be
treated as equals and not put on pro-
baton and in other ways made to .
feel their inferiority. With this added
strength united Communist Front
may be made
In a former article | predicted the /
of the Sacco and Vanzetti |
case. Anyone knowing the real con-
ditions in Massachusetts could have .
made the same prediction. How any
revolutionist, especially those living
in and around Boston could ever have
put moments trust in the sinking
capitalist class of that State even
knowing as little as they do about the
real facts is an astounding thing. The
Bostonian rulers claim Boston as the |
Hub of the Universe. The bound I
aries Of the State of Massachusetts
are at the same time the boundaries
Of the universe. What goes on out
side of those boundaries, so far as the
ruling class of Massachusetts is CON
cerned, is an uninhabited desert and
of any consideration. All
the protests and demonstrations and
signing of protests and all the rest
Of the silly propaganda was just so
much time wasted so far as any eff
feet on the ruling class was con
cerned.
1t did, we hope, make some differ
ence in regard to the enlightment of
The working class men of the world