The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-03-14
Continue and Broaden the
Successful Fight of
March 9Th!
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enng struggle driving
Communist Party and the revolutionary trade unions into gal
immediate policy of the bourgeoe against which the
Party and the working class must fight by all possible
Among bourgeoisie
special attention must be called the persecution Of the delegation
elected unemployed demonstrators in New York The trial
of Comrades Foster Minor Amte Raymond and sten act of
mn is Challenge to the whole working class The police provoked
bloody clashes the streets of New York the police
by capitalist give bloody
demonstrating unemployed
of all police forces with machine and bombs already
demonstration City Hall another direct provccaon
pecay the right of the street. are openly and buay stamped upon
by the bourgoe when the workers The energetic fight
cation therefore direct continuation of fight of March
The Importance
led fight political significance This dem
nsaton revealed the growth of the political influence of
the Party thus broadening its capacity mobilize this
taken together with the growth of the Party revealed
turning point successfully proceeds
path towards becoming the recognized leader of the millions of Amer
Party result
the political line of the with the help the
Communist International elimination Of the fractional fight cleansing
of the the continued struggle against
pportunm the the timely political
line the Party with regard the questions connected with the
omic crisis unemployment, ETC.
Nevertheless, the Party not become dizzy from
clearly anays political and organnatnal shortcomings and ene
geay correct them in order farreacng
as revealed by the March demonstration between the political in
unce of the Party the and the tagging behind Of the
organizational crystalzaton of this influence.
The political preparation and execution of the demonstrations
were generally correct and well carried thru with good inngp
political slogans Nevertheless there manifested
Of right wing tendencies Of the lower organizations the
instance consisting mainly
members unanimously decided not to organize deonstra
ton but only hall meeting After the intervention of the District
Committee which sent special organizer there successful Demon
aon took place thus refung life the oppounist undesma
Cincinnati leading abandoned the
big enough yet go demonstration
without permit Such tendency of legalisc oppounism must
of District these organizations complete explanation
and IRE Of @ hn h and measures
out that only by the mobilization Of possible break
The the police Chicago the tremendous
mobilization of mass sentiment is OF the most recent proofs Of this
fact Side by side with the galsc tendencies be
also the panky confusion in the the
Of New York an expression OF an overestatn of
the forces of the underestmatn of the rehabilitation
70 The oganisational phase of the demonstrations
whole successful The mobilization Of the membership
complete organization of the masses them
selves and their direction the instances
good especially City, the vote
for the adpon the unemployment the election
firm leadership of the by the Par
and the TUU Nevertheless the organanal
thoroughly out-shapy all necessary measures
taken their repetition important
shortcomings
AZ Aho Party carrying of the 1nterna
ona UNEMPLOYMENT Day day Of fight
the drecves cautionng into strike
active elements and of the
Party failed to realize extent this political
such strikes took place the
decisive branches Of industry needle building
places the call for strike substituted by
meetings in the factories before pittsburgh weng
house plant with $500 participants Minneapolis plant par
tpag) But the examples show that the organizations
preparations for the strike sufficient given
better results
b Directly connected with the foregoing almos
complete absence COMMITTEES of action organizatona
the united front between the unemployed and employed
cities Unemployed Councils are yet to be formed Cevean while
many places these councils still only organizations
organically linking large of the unemployed
c) The mobilization of fractions for the preparation Of
the demonstration weak demonstrating
by the Party Of the Importance Of trade union This
ped extreme by the
unctiones members Of the nob
isation to Party unit mobilization New York;.
d The general Of activity shop nuclei in the
preparation for the demonstration.
e) The insufficient activity of all Of manifest
ing itself sometimes the fact that members than
the old
y While beginnings of Workers Defense Corps noted phil
adph Cleveland Pittsburgh recor
milton the urgent necessity Of such organizations
they are not yet being organized everywhere and where
exist they are still composed mainly
OF YC members instead Of being they should broad united
organizations.