The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-01-03
Renegades' Unity" in Mass Organizations

lost their consciousness and their common
sense"
The unity of all enemies of the working
class, demands from the Party, the intensi-
fication of the united front policy from below.
The decisions of the October Plenum in this
respect must be carried out more energetically.
''The task of winning the majority of the
working class under the banner of the Party
the thesis of the October Plenum of the Party
states, "calls for the energetic application of
the tactics of the united front from below on
the basis of the immediate needs of the work
ers particularly in connection with the strug-
gle against naturalization unemployment,
speed-up, lowering of the standards of the
working class, growing insecurity, etc., link
ed up with the political struggle"
The Workers Should Discuss the Inner Party
Differences.
The political struggle in Communist Par
ty is not struggle between individuals. It is
a struggle between Communist theology and
principles against opportunism. 1t is more
difficult for the right wing opportunists to
maintain their base in a Communist Party
whose membership is well trained in political
struggles, than in the mass organizations
where the working class has less political ex-
perience. This in itself demands from the
Communist Party as the political Party of
the working class to explain to the workers
it's inner political differences which originate
in the very struggles of the workers against
capitalism. 1t is the duty of the Party to
teach the workers the lessons of inner Party
struggles. Lovestone, however, refused to rec
ognize this feminist principle, and when the
workers in the mass organizations refuted and
condemned their SANDER against the Party and
refused to tolerate them in their ranks they
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the inner Party differences into mass organiza-
tions.
:" proposals are made by the Party
leadership Of the union (the I.LG.W.U. LP.)
to organize forums in the union and to dis
cuss' the present inner Party struggle"
Revolutionary Age No. 81.
Lenn taught us that: "The Party is the
directly managing vanguard of the proletariat;
it is the leader and as such the Party has
nothing to conceal from the working class
whose interests it represents. The Party does
not become the leader through mechanical con-
troll of command. 1t acquires the confidence
of the masses only through its correct policy
and tactics, through the experience in the class
battles on all fronts during which the working
class learned the sincerity. devotion and ability
of the Party to lead their struggles against
capitasnl. In the words of Comrade Stain:
"The Party does not and can not effectively
lead unless it's policy is sounds. !" There
fore in struggle for a correct Communist
policy and tactics as against opportunism, the
Party will not be true Party unless it ex-
plains to the workers the differences and sets
them in the right direction,
In addition to this the workers must also
know that the Communist Party az their leader
will not be able to fulfill It's duty unless it
cleans itself Of all opportunist and social demo-
cratic elements:
with reformists and nensheyiks in our
ranks, we not hope to lead the revolu-
tonary proetariat to victory, or to preserve
the gains Of victory This is fundamental
Genin in his Lying Speeches About Free
dor, ~