The daily worker., 1927-05-17

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Capitalism cannot tolerate
in it's field of activities,
and the steadfast ever increasing
tendency Of industrial enterprise, to-
ward Capitalization, is essentially op-
posed to every effort to sustain small
production, the existence of isolated
cooperatives and craft conditions.
The capitalist system demands for its
development an absolute freedom,
freedom for unlimited exploitation,
freedom for determination in its roll
Ter like advance, of the middle
classes, converting it into slave pro-
letariat, or into an outcast which has
to exist on the crumbs thrown to it
by the capitalist society. Reaction
and Imperialism has declared war on
the Government of the Petty Bour-
geoisie, whose politics are opposed to
the frank and open dictatorship of
capitalist power.
Two Roads.
Today the power of the petty bour-
geoisie finds itself threatened. Re-
action organizes its forces to point
Of Capitalization so that it may land
a powerful blow to the Government
of General Gales. The aim Of the
Reaction is to implant a military die
tatorship, tear up the constitution Of
1917, and put an end to the revolu
tionary movement of the workers and
the peasants.
One must. not for moment doubt
that behind the guns of the rebellion,
behind the assassin's dagger of the
catholic church, rises the gloomy
shadow of Yankee Imperialism, the
claws of the American Oil kings,
eager to extirpate the soil of Mexico
of its "black gold," the motivating
force Of present day imperialist dom
ination.
The cancellation of the treaty of
Juarez, opening a lane to the free
introduction of arms into Mexican
territory, can be considered as moth
ing else but the open aid of the Uni
ted States to the enemies of the
Gales government.
Before the petty bOurgeOisie and
before its administration two roads
are left open. The road toward the
left, toward the unification of all
workers and peasant forces toward
an impIacable struggle against reac-
ton and the road toward the right
toward compromise, toward political
indecisiOn, which will sooner or later
| fatally lead to union with the land.
lords and with the foreign capitalists
Only by means of the complete ex-
preparation of the land and of ths
means for its cultivation, from thC
great land owners, and its repartitior
among the masses of poor landlord
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tural enterprises as well as the near.
of communication and transportation
only by the union of the petty hour
geoisie with the proletariat, anil the
formation of a real workers and pea
SAINTS government, and the alliance
of Mexico with the masses OF She
other Latin American countries, ex-
plotted by American and British i'm
perialism, will be realized national
reconstruction benefiting not only
the small bourgeois minority, but as
well the large majority Of toilers in
the land and in the town.
We and the Government of
General Gales.
The aims of the Communist Party
are unknown to none. The Com
munist Party of Mexico Mexican
Section of the Communist Inter-
nationally struggles for the complete
destruction of capitalist exploitation,
for the economic and social liberation
of the masses of workers and pea
SAINTS. for the independence of all
colonial and semi-colonial peoples and
for. the formation of the World
Union of Soviet Republics.
But the Communist Party would
not be the party of the vanguard,