(e) refusal on the part of the military, clerical and labouring classes to offer themselves as recruits for service in Mesopotarn ia ;
(/; withdrawal by candidates of their candidature for election to the Reformed Councils and refusal on the part of the voters to vote for any candidate who may, despite the Congress advice, offer himself for election ;
(g) The boycott of foreign goods;
And inasmuch as non-co-operation has been conceived as a measure of discipline and self-sacrifice without which no nation can make real progress, and inasmuch as an opportunity should be given in the very first stage or non-co-operation to every man Woman and child, for such discipline and self-sacrifice, this Congress advises adoption of Swadeshi in piecegoods on a vast scale, and inasmuch as the existing mills of India with indi- genous capital and control do not manufacture sufficient yarn and sufficient cloth for the requirements of the nation, and are not likely to do so for a long time to come, this Congress advises imroed iate timulation of further manufacture on a large scale by means of reviving hand-spinning in every home and handweaving on the part of the millions of weavers who have abandoned their ancient -and honourable calling for want of encouragement."
[In moving their resolution Mr. Gandhi said :]
I am aware, more than aware, of the grave responsi- bility that rests on my shoulders in being privileged to move this resolution before this great assembly. I am aware that my difficulties, as also yours, increase if you are able to adopt this resolution. I am also aware that the adoption of any resolution will mark a definite change in the policy which the country has hitherto adopted for the vindication of the rights that belong to it, and its honour* I am aware that a large number of our leaders who have given the time and attention to the affairs of my mother- land, which I have not been able to give, are ranged against me. They think it a duty to resist the policy of revolution-
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