The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-03-11

IIio ellllOllS NiiICll Wdo Vic dlil Z
aserved unanimous acceptance
and endorsement of the Open
Meter from the Communist Interna-
stional. recently published in the
Daily Worker, as we'll as statements
Of the Party's position on questions
c fpolicy in the Communist Party
of the Soviet Union, and in the lead
ership of the Communist Interna-
tional. At its Friday night session
the convention adopted a motion
made by Jay Lovestone, executive
secretary of the Party, to send to
the Central Committee of the Com
munist Party of the Soviet Union
the following cablegram:
"The Sixth National Convention
of the Communist Party of the
United States of America sends its
fraternal revolutionary greetings to
the Central Committee of the Com
munist Party of the Soviet Union
on the occasion of the recent Mos
| cow conference.
"The Communist Party of the
Soviet Union is the Party of Lenin
and the proletarian dictatorship
whose leadership of the Comintern
is the unshakeable guarantee Of the
revolutionary integrity and unity
of the Comintern.
"The Convention greets the out
come of the Moscow Party Confer
ence which is fruitful in its results
to the Communist Party of the
Soviet Union. We are confident
that the leadership of the Commu
mist Party of the Soviet Union pur-
sues and will unswervingly continue
to pursue a correct line toward the
building up OF Socialism in the
Soviet Union:
81. The rapid tempo of indus
trialization of the U. S. S. R.
80. The development of heavy
industry as the basis of socialist
economy.
"3. The collectivization of ag
riculture and the building of So
cialism in the village.
Il. The unrelenting fight
against all tendencies, no matter
in what quarter they may show
themselves, to slow down the
tempo of industrialization.
IS. The uncompromising strug-
gle against all tendencies to give
concessions to the Kulaks.
~ -. The struggle against the
Right danger and against the con-
cillators towards the Right danger
which is throughout the world the
greatest and the main danger to
our revolutionary parties
81. We greet all vigorous
measures taken by the Central
Committee of the Communist
Party of the Soviet Union with
its Bolshevik leadership, headed
by Comrade Stain, against the
Right danger, the conciliators with
the Right and Trotskyism, pledg-
ing our continued relentless strug-
gle against the Right danger and
the conciliators and counter-revo-
lutionary Trotskyism.
"S. Our Communist Party of
the United States of America in
the present period of impending
imperialist war between the cap
italist powers and against the
Union of Socialist Soviet Repub-
lies declares it's revolutionary soli-
darity with the Communist Party
of the Soviet Union and its un-
reserved loyalty to the Commu-
mist International"
The last gathering was held in
an executive session Saturday night
and lasted far into Sunday morning.
The business of the last session in
cluded the discussion of and action
on the report of the organization de-
partment and the election of the
new Central Committee of the Party
and the Central Control Commission.
The names of the members are pub
lished in this issue.
On recommendation of the organ
ization department the name of the
Party was changed to Communist
Party of the United States of Amer
lea, Section of the Communist Inter-
national"
Motion on Bukharin.
At this session a motion was
adopted for submission to the Ex-
ecutive Committee of the Cominten.
The text of this motion follows:
Motion introduced by Comrades
Gitlow and Lovestone and adopted
by the Sixth Convention of the
Communist Party of the United
States of America:
In conformity with the content
of the telegram to the Central
Committee of the Communist
Party Of the Soviet Union,
(CoM!iMucd on Page Five)