The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-01-12
GEO. Resolutions at San
Francisco MEMBERSHIP Meet

line and deliberate underestima-
ton of the role of the Party and
of it's achievements in the class
struggle; (t) failure to admit and
correct Right errors, and instead
attempts to mobilize the whole
membership of District 10 against
the G. E. c., which unanimously
pointed out these errors; (u) mis-
conception of the role and the
achievements of the Russian and
Chinese revolutions, publicly be-
fore the whole working class Gun
employment leaflet); w break
ing down the authority and influ-
ence OF the leadership of the
Conintern by specializing upon
supposed differences between
Bukharin and Stain in the Polit-
buro of the c. Z. S. u; (w) re-
ducing the theological level OF the
membership by carrying on petty
intrigues, especially within the
language fractions, and failure to
carry on adequate educational
work; (x) general unfitness to
represent our Party before the
masses an to defend the Party
and the Nrxian-Leninist line of
the C. l against the social re-
formers, the socialist party and
the reactionary trade union bu-
reaucrats as illustrated in the
Levin-king debate; (y) forming
united fronts from above, espe-
cially in opposition to the de-
cisions Of the C. /. and the Profin-
tern and of our C. E. c. and of
the T. U. E. L., as exenlplified by
the support of reactionary leaders
in Los Angeles, Central Labor
Council, miners relief, anti-mili-
tary conferences, ETC.; ~ oppor-
tunist practices in trade union
work as exemplified by election in
Cooks Union; refusal to allow our
left wing cloakmakers' union to
greet 2,5O0th number of the Fret
heit; collaboration with right wing
er in Amalgamated local, San
Francisco, against Party member.
aa) failure to build the Party,
especially in the industrial cities
of this district which shows con-
tinually decreasing membership.
bb) failure to participate in
strikes as exemplified by pea
pickers, building trades and textile
strikes.
"6) We intellectually endorse
the position of the CT and our Gee
that the Right danger is the main
danger and pledge ourselves to CO.
operate in every way with our Gee
to root out every manifestation OF
the right danger in this district and
in our Party.
"7) We pledge ourselves to mo-
bilize the whole Party membership
in this district to arouse and organ
ize the workers against the wal
danger.
49, We support unreservedly the
decision of the CT and our Gee te
Bolshevize our Party by bringing il
larger numbers of the industrial
proletariat and advancing capable
to the leading posts If
our district.
"9) We pledge ourselves to ar
unremitting and relentless fight
against the counter-revolutionary op
portunist Cannon Trotskyite opposi
ton and recognize that this outbreak
of Trotskyism in our Party is
fraught with immediate danger tt
our Party and the CT and the work
ing class. We agree with and en-
dorse the estimation of the Gee tina
the Cannon Trotsky line is inverted
Menshevism in the crassest form o.
opportunisra covered with lcft
phrases and developed into an anti
feminist system.
"10) We call upon all Party mem
bers to unite on the basis of the
line and decisions of the Comintern
We call upon the Opposition to Civ.