The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-10-15

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Army against Marking.
divisions within the Party and to
mite the Party en- the basis OF
TIE CT. line in the struggle against
The right danger.
In order to continue the work
AID Party leading organs new
forces as well as those who were
eliminated from this work or from
the leading organs of the Party
because of the fractional fight, the
Pienum of the Gee. indicates the
necessity of bringing into the c.
&c. and Political Committee, as
well as into district leadership,
new forces and the forces of the
former minority who were elimi-
mated or barred from the work in
these organs On the ground of the
now-liquidated factionalism.
The motions were carried unani-
mously, with the exception of the
vote OF Comrade Weisbord who alb
stained.
Trade Union Report.
Comrado William z. Foster re-
ported on the question of applica-
ton of the new line of Communist
tactics in trade union work, as es-
tablished by the Sixth World Con-
gress and by the sharp contradic-
tons OF capitalism since the World
Congress noted by the Tenth
Plenum of the Executive Committee
of the Communist International.
Particular problems in the organ
ization Of the unorganized in this
country, the enormous opportunities
IN this field as a result of sharpen
ing of the class struggle, the pre-
vious misconceptions and deviations
which arose out of an underestima-
ton of The situation were dealt
with at length in the report and in
the discussion which followed. The
building of new unions and the ap-
plicatioa Of Party policy in various
important fields, such as mining,
textile, shoe, needle trades, etc. was
discussed with particular attention
to each.
The work of the Party fraction
in the Trade Union Unity League
in building up the League as the new
trade union center, was the center
of attention. In all aspects a great
deal Of self-criticism was made by
many speakers.
A telegram of revolutionary greet
ings was sent by the Plenum to the
defendants in the Gastonia trial.
After a discussion participated in
Nv many speakers and after the
summarizing remarks of Comrade
Foster, the draft resolution on Trade
Union work was presented. Amend
ments by Weisbord of a polemical
nature directed against the C. l.
line. the Party line and the Party
leadership, were voted down unani-
mously except for the movers vote.
The trade union draft resolution
was unanimously adopted to be am
plified, with sections of criticism on
youth work and a statement of gen.
eral policy on youth, also on women
also further elaboration dissection
on shop committees, so that it may
bring out very clearly the points
elaborated on in the course of dis
cussion.
News from Mexico.
Comrade Moreau was given the
floor to announce the recent actions
of the Communist Party of Mexico
in fighting the right danger in the
Mexican Party, which fully endorsed
the expulsion of the Lovestone rene.
gade opportunists in the Communis,
Party of the U.S.A. and at the same
time expelled from it's own rank:
four renegades of equally opportun.
list character.
The ,enum passed a motion una.
nimously approving the actions Of
the Mexican Communist Party snt
sent communication to the brother
Party to that effect.
Wcia5ord Removed from c. c.
A sharp, divergence from the line
of the Party as exhibited by Com.
rade Weisbord was discussed at
some length together with actions
Of this comrade prior to the Plenun
and following the receipt of the
Comintern Address in this country
The Secretariat presented resolu.
ton covering this question which
with the exception Of the vote OF
Comrade Weisbord himself, was una.
nimously adopted by the Plenum
This resolution sharply characterized
the open opportunistic perspective
of Weisbord as to the development;
of the Communist Party and of tn;
pro'c revolution in The Unite
| States, tor.ether with his open ac.