The daily worker., 1930-10-18

that not by supporting the clients Of Mr.. Jesse
Taylor, but by organizing themselves into
powerful industrial unions, with which they
will be able to fight for higher wages, shorter
hours, and better conditions. This faker, Jesse
Taylor, writes lengthy editorials I'D sheds
crocodile tears about the "crime existing among
the Negro race" but does not have single
word against lynching against race discrimi-
nation, against evictions, against unemploy
ment, nor for higher wages, shorter hours, bet
ter conditions for the workers.
This is the reason why the Negro workers
in the Fourth Assembly District will not vote
for the faker, Jesse Taylor.
Chas. w. Avery is the standard bearer of
the Hoover prosperity on the republican
ticket. He's promising, just like every other
capitalist faker, higher wages, steady jobs for
the workers that will vote for him; but the
workers know that Mr.. Hoover, head of the
republican party, promised the very same
things, two years ago and now the, workers
know what these promises amount to.
Anthony ]. Canney, who is an assemblyman
now in this district, is appealing to the work.
ers to re-elect him, but the Negro workers wit
messed SO lynchings during the present year
in the South, ruled by the democratic party
The Negro workers in the Fourth Assembly
District know, due to the agitation of the Com
munist Party, that the democratic party rep
resent ynching, discrimination and Jim Crow
ISM This is the reason why Mr.. Anthony Can
ney will not be reelected at this time.
But in order to get an absolute majority for
the candidate of the only working class party,
the Communist Party, it is necessary to inten-
SHY our election campaign; the full force of
the Party must be modified every day in order
to unmask the three candidates of the three
capitalist parties and prove to the workers by
action that the Party is their Party, and it is
to their interests to elect Homer Simmons to
the Assembly.
The following steps are necessary to rally
the masses behind the Communist Party:
1.-Open air meetings must be held every
day in the Fourth Assembly District Always
at different corner.
2-Mass demonstrations with signs and pla-
cards to be staged before the open air meet
ings.
3-Ihe house-to-house campaign must con-
tinue daily with Daily Workers, Party Plat
forms and local leaflets.
4.-"Vote Communist" and other signs must
be placed in front Of the headquarters and on
the front of the comrades houses, living in that
vicinity.
5.-Thousands of workers from this cleo
tion district must be mobiized for the Foster
meeting.
6.-1n case Of eviction the Party must give
all the necessary support to the Unemployed
Councils to make the eviction impossible for
the sheriffs or carry the furniture back if the
eviction takes place
Torch light professions have to be mob
ilized at least once week with signs and BAN
ners.
3.-The immediate demands to aid the un-
employed must be popuralized by thousands of
leaflets.
9.--All the factories in this assembly district
must be, covered by Daily Workers, Party Plat
forms and leaflets.
1o.-All Negro organizations, A. F. of L.
and other working class organizations must be
visited to call upon the rank and file to sup
port the Communist ticket.
Build the Party and the T. U. u. L.
All these. election activities must be directed
towards the building and strengthening of the
Communist Party and the revolutionary trade
unions. BY holding open air meetings and in
door meetings, demonstrations and by visiting
the houses of the workers we come in contact
with hundreds and thousands Of workers who
work in different industries, in different shops
and factories. We must make connections with
these workers and connect them up with our
revolutionary trade union groups and recruit
the most advanced Of these into the ranks Of
the Party.