The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-01-29

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danger Of a split really existed once.
You know that the Central Control
Commission and its organizations
succeeded in preventing a split. But
the danger is over now. We need,
however, an organization to concen-
trate its chief attention to checking
up the fulfillment Of the Party and
Central Committee decisions. Only
the Party Control Commission Of the
Central Committee can be such an
organization, working under instruc-
tions Of the Party and the Central
Committee; and having local agents
Independent of local organizations.
To have sufficient authority and be
able to call to account any respon-
sible worker, including Central Com
mittee members, it is necessary that
members of the Party Control Com
mission - elected or removed only
by the supreme Party organ, the
Party Congress-"
Winding up his report. Comrade
Stain said, Everybody admits now
our successes are great and extraor-
binary. In a comparatively short
time the country has been switched
to industrialization and collectiyiza-
ton. The First Five Year Plan was
successfully concluded. That gen
crates feeling of pride and streng-
thens the belief in our workers. That
is good and well. But successes at
times have cloudy side. They gen
crate a certain danger which, if al
lowed to develop, may upset every
thing. There is a danger, for in
stance, that some comrades may be-
come dizzy with success. As you
know, we have had such experience.
There is danger that some comrades
drunk with success, become over
confident and sing praises to them
selves as if nothing is too big for
them, as if there is nothing they
could not do. Nothing is more dan
gerous than such sentiment, as it
disarms the Party and demobilizes
its ranks. The Second Five Year
Plan is before US, which has to be
successfully accomplished. Hence
the Party need not be lulled, but
reused to vigilance, to be in fight
| ing readiness, not to disarm, but to
arm, not to demobilize, but to mobi-
lie for the realization Of the Second
Five Year Plan.
The first conclusion, therefore, is
not to be carried away by achieved
successes. We have been successful
because we had the correct Party
line and were able to organize the
masses for its realization. With
out that we should not have scored
| successes which We now have and
Of which we are rightfully proud.
But having the correct line and
being able to materialize it, is rare
IN ruling Parties. See the surround
ing countries. How many ruling
Parties are there with correct line
carried into effect? No such Parties
exist in the world. All exist with
out perspectives. All are entangled
IN chaos of crisis and see no outlet.
Our Party alone knows wither to
lead and leads successfully. What is
this prerogative of our Party due to?
1t is due to its being Marxist-Lenin-
ist; it is due to its being aided by
the teachings of Marx, Engels and
Lenin. Undoubtedly, as long as we
remain true to these teachings. as
long as we possess this compass, we
shall be successful in our work.
1 1t is said that Marxism IS de.
! stroyed in some Western States al
legedly by the bourgeois nationalist
trend, so-called faseism. That's nom
sense. Only people ignorant of his
tory can make such claims. Marxisn
IS the scientific expression of the
cardinal interests of the working
class. To destroy Marxism, the
working class has to be DESTROYED.
But that's impossible. Over 80 years
has elapsed since Marxism entered the
arena. Tens and hundreds of bour-
geois governments endeavored to de-
stroy it since, but with what re-
suits? Bourgeois governments come
and go, but Marxism remains.
! Stormy applause) }. Moreover,
Marxism triumphed over one-sixth
OF the globe, triumphed in a country
precisely where Marxism was
deemed totally destroyed (stormy
applause). 1t is no accident that the
country in which Marxism had COM
plete victory is now the only coun-
try in the world which knows no
crisis, no unemployment, while in all
other countries, including fascist
lands, crisis and unemployment
reign supreme for four years. No,
comrades, it is no accidentl
/ We comrades owe our successes
to work and struggle under the ban
ner of Marx and Lenin.
! Another. conclusion recessarxy Il IA
be loyal to the end TO the great ban
ner of Marx, Engels and Lenin Zap
plause). The Soviet working class is
strong only because it has feminist
Party tested in battles. 1t is strong
not only because of the support Of
millions of toiling peasants. It is
strong also because it has the sup
port and aid of the world proleta-
riat. The Soviet working class is
part of the world proletariat, its
advanced detachment and our repub-
lie is the offspring of the world pro-
letariat. No doubt if it had not the
support of the working class of capi-
talist countries it would be unable to
maintain power, to assure condi-
tons for socialist construction. That
is, it would have no successes such
as we now recorded.
The international ties of the So-
Wet working class with workers in
capitalist countries, fraternal al
lance of the Soviet workers with the
workers of other lands, is one of the
cornerstones of might and strength
of the Soviet Republic. Western
| workers cav that Tho Soviet x.yoyl,s,,r.