The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-03
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union bureaucracy demand the consolidation of
all the forces of the Party for the fulfilment
of the great tasks which before the Party.
"The unity of the Party can be achieved only
thru the liquidation of the existing groups and
factions, the cessation of the fractional struggle
and the amalgamation of the Party into one
unified whole. We pledge ourselves to work in
this direction with all power and without
any reservations"
IN the basis of the c. l. decision and with the
support of the members of all the former group
ngs which have outlved their usefulness pro-
pose to unity the Party. The enemies of our Party
cannot take heart at previous differences AS
Communists can until final decision is arrived
at by the highest Party authority, differ with each
other and engage in vigorous political discussions
without in the slightest mparing Party's spirit
capacity for facing and fighting the common
enemy
TTNTIL the Convention the Party will engage in
discussion. The Polcom desires and guarantees a
discussion in a Communist, in comradely manner
of the various problems confronting Party. Per-
sona recriminatons insults, attacks rumors gossip,
fractional spirit and group attitude all out of
place and impermissible in this discussion We must
all discuss members of world revolutionary
proletaran Party in constructive spirit, in an eff
fort to improve the capacity of all of Com
munist fighters and not in the least to undermine
the effectiveness of any Party member regardless
THE Presdium of the E. C. C. l. has declared
"The Presidum recognizes that despite great
objective difficulties the Party has recently
made important progress in many fields of
tivities.
"In the trade union field the Party has
achieved quite number of successes expressed
in the increasing influence of the Left Wing in
a important unions (the Miners Union and Needle
Trade in mi atin nd
The increasing influence of the Party and of
the Left Wing has called forth an offensive
of the corrupt trade union bureaucracy as a
result of which there made far-reaching de-
mands on the tactical adroitness of the Workers
(Communist) Party"
COMRADES, we have many difficult tasks and
problems before us. Great responsibility rests
upon all of The Communist International has
correctly said that:
"The Party must understand that in view of
its numerical weakness it act a center
of attraction for the broad masses only when it
has complete unity"
THE Communist international has thru it's resolu-
tion the various cabled declarations, and its
supplementary decision made much easier for the
Polcom to be able to lead the Party towards COM
plete unification. What is now most necessary is
the full support of the entire membership for the
unificaton Of the Party. The surest road to the
ending of all factionaism, to the liquidation of all
existing groups, to the establishment of broad
collective leadership, to the further and complete
unificaton of Party, is to be found in the I'M
reserved support of the decisions and line of the
Communist International, in fully supporting the
Polcom under whose leadership the Party has made
great Roadway in consolidating its ranks and in
mass work.
Forward to unified Communist Party!
Let us redoube our efforts in all Party
campaigns
Forward to a mass Communist Party in the
United States under the leadership of the Commu-
mist International!