The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-02-10
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mobilizing the workers for the proletarian
revolution.
(D We advance and popularize among the
workers the slogan and prepare the ground for
the mass political strike
(g) We develop our new methods of work,
new forms of united front, discussed at the
Tenth Penum of the Communist International
and apply them concretely to the struggles in
the United States.
CHI AS result of the mobilization of the
workers in the struggle against capitalism and
the attacks of the state, we take definite or
ganizational steps in organizing proletarian
self defense.
G) We draw in the Young Communist
League in the struggle against unemployment.
Cd We must determinedly struggle against
all tendencies of economism and viewing the
struggle of the unemployed simply from the
economic point of view. In this particular
campaign we must decisively and determinedly
carry out the thesis of the Sixth Congress,
Tenth Plenum of the C. l., October Plenum of
our Party in giving political character to the
economic struggles of the workers.
V. THE ROLE OF THE SOCIALIST PAR
TY AND THE A. F. OF L.
and the growing resistance of the working
class under the leadership of the Communist
Party and the revolutionary trade unions, it is
necessary most determnedly to struggle
against and expose the Socialist Party. 1t is
necessary for the Party to carry on a con-
sistent campaign of warning the workers that
it is in the interests of the bosses and none
other to divert the struggles of the workers,
to use the socialist party and the A. F. of L.
and particularly the Progressive" Music group
for the purpose of misleading the workers and
prevent the Communist Party from assuming
leadership. The Party in its agitation must
expose the statement of Norman Thomas,
dorsng the killing of Katovs in New York,
also the fact that the socialist party charged
the democratic party and Mr.. Roosevelt, the
governor of New York, and President Hoover
of robbing them of their program. We must
point out to the workers the character of the
program of the socialist party which Tammany
Hall, and the millionaire strike breaking Roose-
welt, and the spokesman of American imperial
ism, Hoover, were ready to adopt. The present
London conference and the League of Nations, |
both received the endorsement of the socialist
party, which openly demonstrates that the S.
P. is in full partnership with world imperialism
in the imperialist war preparations, partcu-
larly against the Soviet Union.
The A. F. of L. and its strike-breaking pol
icies must be more effectively exposed to the
unorganized masses, as we'll as among the
rank and file of the A. f. of L. We must par
ticularly utilize the Hoover-Green agreement
and the role of the A. F. of L. in the South.
We must also point out to the workers the
strikebreaking role of thes socialist party and
the A. F. of L. in trying to crush the militant
working class organizations. We must also
point out that the A. F. of L. and the socialist
party acting as agencies to stimulate CAPT.
talist naturalization and the consolidation of
capitalist industry at the expense of the work
as examplifed by the fake strike in the
needle trades.
VI. STRUGGLE AGAINST THE RIGHT
WING RENEGADES.
(a) The present economic crisis in the United
States and the world over definitely rejects in
life and experience ITSELF the opportunistic ex-
ceptionalist theories of Lovestone.
(b) The sharpening economic crisis definitely
defeats the opportunistic theory of Lovestone
of the primacy of outer contradictions. The
developing struggle and resistance of the work
ing masses against the capitalist offensive, as
proven in the unemployment demonstrations,
the success of the recruiting campaign of the
Communist Party and the mass demonstrations
clearly refutes the opportunistic theory Of Love-
stone concerning the American working class.
(c) The developing economic crisis exposes
the opportunistic theories of organized capital
ism and the softenng of the contradictions of
capitalism, comprehended by Bukharn and
the international right wing
(d) The role of Music as a strikebreaker
and misleader of workers was demonstrated
in the role of the Muste-controlled United Tex
tile Workers in the South and in Paterson,
also rejects the class colaborationst theory
of Lovestone and Cannon concerning the role
of the "progressives" in the labor movement.
(e) The success of the recruiting campaign,
the response of the workers to the program of
the Party, the readiness of the American work
ers to accept the leadership of the Party and
the revolutionary trade unions, openly refutes
the counter-revoutionary poison and propa-
ganda spread by Lovestone and Cannon con-
corning the degeneration of the Communist
International and shows the dominant influ-
ence of the Communist Party
VII. WORK IN MASS ORGANIZATIONS.
(a) Laying the theological and political basis
for February &c demonstrations in all mass
organizations.
~ The mass organizations where we have
influence and where we actively work must be
involved in the agitatonal campaign Of the
Party, distribution of literature, etc.
(c) The mass organizations must endorse
the demonstrations, must urge their members
to attend and participate in preparing these