The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-09-20
The Issues Facing the New
Jersey Workers

D. Especially bad are the conditions on the
women workers. The now famous case of the
radium poisoning of women workers. in which
the whole apparatus of the boss state was
called into use to fight their demands for
compensation as they lay dying is now well
known throughout the country
In the dye houses OF ,Passaic, in the silk
mills of Paterson the bosses know no limits
to the exploitation of the women workers.
q. The thousands of Negro workers in this
state are doubly crushed under the burden
of unemployment jim-crowism, the conscious
fostering OF race riots by the authorities.
The bosses parties are raising fake issues,
in an attempt to blind the workers Prohibi-
ton is made Que of the outstanding issues
by all the bosses parties.
Having the ideal candidate (Nlr. Morrow
how do the capitalists go about concealing
the real issues vital to the workers?
Several years after the passing of the Vol
stead act it was discovered that as para
mount fake ISSUE prohibition promised great
potentialties.
Mr.. Morrow has already spent over $4,000
In his campaign. He brings forward the is
sues of more efficiency, more naturalization.
One of the issues in Morrow's election cam
pagn is that he will be good representa-
tive and also that he is the father-in-law of
Lindbergh.
Simpson, the candidate of the democratic
party has not come out with any concrete
issues even though he is in a demagogic wav
raising the unemployment ISSUE
The socialist" party with it's candidate.
Harry Jasper has come out with the petty
bourgeois issue of Public Ownership" of this
and that, and with the demagogic phrase of
"A Full Pay Envelope Now" AT least $50
wages at work or play"
What is the history of the candidates in
this election campaign of New Jersey?
Taking the outstanding candidate of organ
lied capital Mr.. Dwight W. Morrow, as the
choice OF Wall Street, combines ideally all
the necessary qualities of an imperialist-fas-
clst statesman who halls from their top
ranks. His banker imperialist qualities are
being proudly enumerated in his campaign.
His part in the last world war was so con-
siderable that Dawes wrote, Dwight w. Nor
row was man who, without accepting a
military position performed work of great
military and economic value to the AE.F.
and to the Allies"
In 1925 he was elected chairman Of the
aircraft board and drafted the military air.
craft policy for American imperialism As
ambassador to Mexico he firmly cemented
petty-bourgeois fascist government of Mexico
and tried to smash the Mexican labor movement
whose fight menaced the profits of Wall Street.
he ordered Rubio to declare the Communist
Party of Mexico illegal. He ordered the
breaking off of diplomatic relations between
the Soviet Union and the Mexican govern
ment.
The role of the A. f. of L. in this cleo
ton campaign IS very significant Apart
from the declaration of Mr. Green at the
Atlantic City Convention of the A. F. of L.
on the 2.75 per cent beer, the New Jerse,
A. F. OF l.. openly supports Mr.. Morrow.
The Communist Party is the only Part
which is coming to the forefront of the work
ing masses with their burning needs and de
mands. The Communist Party in New Jer
sey has proven its leadership of the work
ing class through the participation in all the
struggles of the workers against the exploit
ing ruling class.