The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-09-25
HOLD BIG RALLY
IN RED CAMP AICN
ON FRIDAY NIGHT
Party Nominees to Be
Speakers
Continued from Page One

paradise" in which the American
worker lives.
THE shell of the Socialist Party
organization is revealed as the in
strument of the middle class, the
small business man. All pretence
at representing the workers was
dropped at its last convention when
it repudiated the class struggle. The
Socialist Party is in open alliance
with the trade union bureaucrats
to crush ell attempts at militant,
unionism. The fact that Louis VALID
man, the Socialist candidate for
governor of New York, finds him.
self in agreement with the republ-
can presidential candidates views on
government and business furnishes
fresh proof of the complete degen-
Grafton of the Socialist Party, and
exposes it fully as an agent of CAPT
talism.
Only Party of Labor.
"The Workers (Communist) Par
ty," the statement concludes, "has
faithfully supported the militant
struggles of workers against wage
cuts, speed-up, lay-offs, as well as
against the company-union, class
collaboration policies of the A. F. of
l.. The Workers (Communist)
Party is leading the new union
movement which has taken firm root
among the most exploited workers,
as the coal industry, the textile in
dustry and the needle trades indus
try. The political platform of the
Workers (Communist) Party con-
tains specific workingclass demands
on questions which affect the every
day lives of the workers, both in the
shops and factories and at home.
The Workers (Communist) Party is
the only party which represents the
workers.
Working Class Platform.
The Red candidates speaking at
Fridays huge Red Rally will not
only expose the other political par
ties, but will present the specific
demands made by the Workers
(Communist) Party for the workers
of New York. The questions of I'M
employment, social legislation. trac-
ton, housing, schools, youth and
child labor, woman labor, Negroes
foreign-born workers, taxation and
farmers will be dealt with con1pre-
hensively.
The rally will be more than for
NAL election meeting. 1t will be
huge demonstration of workers of
New York against the capitalist
parties, against the petty bourgeois
socialist party, against the A. F. of
L. Observation-Disclosures who en-
dorse the candidates of the enemies
Of the workers, against the use Of
injunctions, thugs and gangsters in
strikes, and against the whole sys-
tenn Of capitalist government under
which those who produce the wealth
of the country receive only the
crumbs dropped from the tables of
their exploiters.
The workers gathered at the Cen
trail Opera House on September 28th
will rally to the support of the plat
form and candidates of the Workers
(Communist) Party, the political in
strument of the working class, will
voice their support of the militant
trade union policies advocated by
the Workers (Communist) Party
for the abolition of the injunction
evil, for increased struggle against
imperialist wars, for the recognition
of the Soviet Union, the first work
ers' and farmers republic, and for
workers and farmers government
in the United States.
The doors of the Central Opera
House will be open at 7 p. m. Ad-
mission is 20 cents.