The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-07-19
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MASS AGITATION.
is BODY'S PLEDGE
Points Out Relation
With Other Struggles

Calling upon General Augusta C
SANDING to continue the fight against
u. S. marine rule in Nicaragua, to
base the struggle exclusively upon
the interests of the workers and
peasants and oinvoke the aid of
workers movements in other coun-
tries, the All-America Anti-Imperial-
list League addressed a reply to the
recent letter of the Nicaraguan rebel
leader.
The letter in full follows:
"New York, July II, 1928.
"Gen. Augusta C. SANDING,
Gel Chipoton,
Nicaragua
"Dear Friend and Comrade:
"We take this opportunity of in
forming you that we received your
letter dated May 20. It is not neces-
sary for us to say that your letter
was received with great enthusiasm
The best commentary we can make
on your letter is that it has served
to demonstrate that not only are
you conscientious in your fight
against Imperialism and for the in
dependence of Nicaragua, but as
well are you a class-conscious
fighter
Struggle Against Wall St.
"For many years the Nicaraguan
peonle have been struggling against
Wall Street, and we have always
closely followed your resistance. But
never was the struggle so much ours
as that which you began the 4th of
May, 1927. because we understand
that this is the real fight of the
Nicaraguan people against their in
vaders, and for that reason the
masses of all Latin America see in
your uprising a warning to the inn
perialists and the beginning of real
upheaval against imperialist rava-
gees.
L
in the United States has particularly
developed the fact that the petty
bourgeois politicians, who masquer-
ade under the alias of liberal, such
as Borah and his kind, are objec-
lively the enemies of the oppressed
isingly the policy of aggression of
, Wall Street.
Imperialists In Many Lands.
''We want to call to your atten-
ton the fact that, as you probably
have observed heretofore, the strug-
gle against imperialism is not re-
stricted to Nicaragua alone, though
at the present moment American i'm
perialism is concentrating all it's
might to crush the valiant opposi-
tion of your forces. The same
marines who are making your coun-
try safe for Wall Street are helping
to drown in sea of blood the revo-
luton of the workers and peasants
of China; these same marines are in
Haiti, Philippines, Panama, Santo
Domingo and Porto Rico.
"'In the United States, where Wall
Street has at its service the entire
machinery of the state, including
the postal authorities, the police and
the courts, they try to prevent us
from taking part in the struggles of
the oppressed peoples and jail us.
To Continue Agitation.
"But now, more than ever before.
we are going to continue to arouse
as wide a mass of the American
workers and farmers as possible in
behalf of the independence of Mic
aragua. We will continue to collect
medical supplies for your army of
liberation in order to establish a
bond of sympathy and fraternity be-
tween the anti-imperialist fighters
in the United States and those in
Nicaragua.
ave greet you warmly. and
through you, all the valiant fighters
of your heroic army.
"For the independence of Nicara-
qua!
"For victory in our fight against
all imperialism
-"All-Ame Anti Imperialist
League, GU. S. Section.
"Lecn s. Ruiz, Spanish Sec.
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