The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-09-25

to make the mightiest imperialist
power on earth mightier yet.
In this imperialist conspiracy
there, is not one bit of difference
between the republican and demo-
cratic parties. Herbert Hoover and
A. Smith alike are servants of Wall
Streets imperialist policies. 1t is
not at all inconsistent that Hoover,
in 1918, was a staunch supporter of
Woodrow Wilson, the war-monger,
and declared at that time:
81 am for President Wilson's
leadership not only in the conduct
of the war, but also in the
negotiations of peace, and after
ward, in Americas burden in the
rehabilitation of the world"
In 1918 Mr.. Hoover was demo-
crat because the ruling party, the
most conscious party of imperialism,
was the democratic party. In 1921
Hoover entered the cabinet of Hard
ing and worked closely with that
other imperialist, Andrew w. Mel
Ion, to swing the republican party,
the party of the industrialists who
opposed the program of Wilson
existing trusts being merged into
the same fold as the democratic
party. The tremendous merger
movement that followed, already
existing trust being merged into
still greater trusts under the aegis
of banking capital furnished the
economic base for the TRANSITIONAL
ton of the republican party into an
advocate of the policies of the ex-
porters of capital-Morgan and as
sociates. On every issue of inter-
national significance there has per-
sisted since the famous vote on the
world court in 1926 democrat-re-
publican Wall Street coalition in the
house and senate of the United
States. The two parties stand to-
gether for the world court; they
both approve the ravaging of Mic
aragua. Both approve the big army
and navy programs.
Their candidate for congress and
the senate will uphold the imperial
list policies of the government; will
follow a policy of crushing the
working class at home and terroriz-
ing the colonial and semi-colonials
of the weaker countries. The old
party candidates for governor, no
matter whom they may be, will still
carry out the strike-breaking policies
of AL Smith. They will alike APP
prove the savage injunction drive
against labor on the part of the BIZ
partisan judges selected by joint
agreement of the republican and
democratic politicians. Republican,
democrat, or socialist, the workers
will be victims of the gangster. and
gunman. Neither of the old parties
advocates the repeal of the "crim-
inal anarchy" law which is used ex-
clusively against militant labor. The
Workers (Communist) Party alone
represents the elementary interests
of the working class in this cam
paign. Against the conspiracies of
the war-mongers we strive to organ
ize revolutionary forces that will
challenge their power. We demand
the repeal of anti-labor laws. We
defy the kept judges and their in
functions against labor. We utilize
the election campaign in order to ex-
pose the capitalist parties and cause
them and their candidates to be de-
spised by all workers. In every con-
ceivable way we strive to organize
the working class for an implacable
fight against all our class enemies,
whether they call themselves repub-
leans, democrats or socialists.
There is but one way in this cam
paign to register your approval of
the revolutionary struggle against
imperialism and it's agents and that
is to Vote Communist!