The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-08

VemDer revolution. Scores OF dc
addressing the Soviet in the bri.
their determination to defend the
In the center Of the stage of.
the brilliantly decorated theater
was a huge red star, with rays
made of red cloth-stretching
out to the boxes and the gal
leries, and bearing the names of
world capitals. Against the Red
Star stood a bust of Lenin, sur
rounded by flowers. Nearby
stood a guard Of honor.
Building Socialism.
A stormy ovation greeted Ulanov,
chairman of the Moscow Soviet, when
he extended his greetings to the for
eign workers delegations. An in
spring speech was made on behalf
of the Central Committee of the All
Union Communist Party by Bukharin,
who was wildly applauded when he
appeared on the platform.
"In our country we are building up
Socialism," Bukharin declared. I'VE
are building up Socialism on the basis
Of the victories won i'll the fierce
struggles Of ten years ago. Our Revo-
luton is the bulwark of the interna-
tional struggle Of the proletariat.
Hundreds and thousands Of the best
sons of the proletariat of all countries
have died and are dying for our cause.
Let their memories be glorified and
their names live thru the centuries.
New Historic Epoch.
Our revolution opened a new
epoch in the history Of mankind. In
the ten years before the November
revolution capitalism was growing
stronger than ever. But at the same
time within the very heart of capital
ism phenomena were developing which
fell on mankind as tremendous cat
aclysm--the imperiahst war. The war
left behind a trail---a picture OF the
general madness Of capitalism" The
phantom appeared to threaten the
ruin of all human culture.
amidst the hurricane OF the war
appeared the first rumbles from the
ranks Of the Russian proletariat,
which grew into a great force in the
form of huge revolutionary move
ment. Our revolution having fought
off the onslaughts of world capital
ism, has stirred the masses to Gre
ativc work. The Soviets are the new
watchword and slogan thruout the
world. In our country they are deeply
rooted and have become the backbone
of the dictatorship Of the working
class. THE working class is all-pow-
erful and woe 10 him who will raise
his hand against it.
Constructive Tasks.
"Our constructive tasks are enor-
nous and without assistance we can
conquer the most difficult problems
which capitalism will find itself un-
able TO solve.
Our revolution began under the
banner of the proletarian revolution.
We stand in the vanguard of the
world labor movement; we are the
only force that can free mankind from
barbarity and we claim that this lib
Grafton is inevitable.
Revolution Invincible.
owe speak in behalf Of millions of
workers and peasants in the name of
the future of mankind. On the tenth
anniversary of the November rcvolu-
ton, the ALL Union Communist Party
calls to the toiling masses of the
world and declares confidently, let
any one attempt to snatch away the
fruits of our victory, the fruits Of the
victory of the world proletariat. We
are invincible because our cause is
the cause of the World Revolution"
The last words of Bucharin's speech
were drowned in a storm Of applause,
the whole assembly standing up and
singing "The Internationale.
Greets Moscow Workers.
On behalf Of the Moscow Commit
tee of the ALI Union Communist Par
ty, Uglanov, secretary of the Moscow
Committee, in a brief speech greeted
the workers Of Moscow. The Mos
cow Party" declared Uglanov, lis the
rock against which all attempts to
shake the Party will be broken. The
Moscow Party is the bulwark Of
Lenin's viii.
Following Uglanov representatives
Of the foreign workers. delegations
spoke, declaring that the Tenth An
niversary is the cause for celebration
not only for workers in the Soviet
Union but also for workers turnout
the world. Workers of Moscow warm
ly welcomed each foreign delegate
and heartily applauded their speeches.
British Delegate Speaks.
J. T. Murphy, speaking for the
Communist Party Of Great Britain,
declared that the first duty of the
British Party is to defend The first
proletarian revolution and to further
the revolutionary cause in all coun-