WAIHI SOCIALISTS.

Maoriland Worker, Volume 2, Issue 25, 25 August 1911, Page 13

WAIHI SOCIALISTS.

At a meeting of the "WaaJii Socials* Party a cotisider-able amount of correspondence was dealt with ,in chiding the "Unity Campaign Policy" of Prof. Mills. This policy came in focr some very severe criticism from all memberSj who declared it to be a reactionary attempt. It was a policy which instead of uniting the workers, savors too much of the Trades and Labor Councils' policy of "popularity" and place-seeking sycophants. It was. desided to adhere to the RevoAtrtiioaiary Socialist attitude of "No compromise." Five hundred copies of the special "Maorila.nd Worker" anti-cojiiscrdption edition were 'ordered, and all further orders aro to be considered in. oonnectioai with the Anti-Militarist Council. Comrade Scott Bennett visits Waihi in a few weeks to deliver another of his interesting lectures. The secretary •of the party has received the I.'W.W. Airti-Militaniism pamphlets, which are finiddaig a ready stale.—THE REBEL.