Evening journal., 1904-08-10
wrDNHsDAy. AUGUST 10, 1924
THE TICKET.

Or. Joseph n. Chandler has spent his
life in Delaware. as did his ancestors
before him. He has been one Of the
busiest men In the state for more than
a quarter Of century, attending to the
sick over a wide range OF territory. lie
has exemplined the highest traditions
OF the country physician, ready day or
night IN sunshine or storm to respond
10 cali from those who needed his
services. Those who could pay, paid;
those who could not gave him their
gratitude and had their Indebtedness
cancelled Yet with All OF his re-
sponsiblities he has taken an active
interest IN public affairs, keeping post
ed on every question relating to the
state or nation, doing his duty as a
physician. as a citizen and as a party
man. Large OF stature, with a blum,
honest face. a level head and a cherry
word. this is Dr. Chandler, the candle
date for Governor.
Samuel n. Derby, the candidate for
Lieutenant Governor IS OF our besi
type Of farmers. A man Of good edu-
cation, leader in all movements foi
the benefit Of the farmers. He hal
mixed brains with the soil and has
ganered success. Master Of the Stat,
Grange, leader in Farmers Institutes
a toiler on his farm, a publio-spirted
citizen. Mr.. Derby would III the high
est place as well as the second place
with all credit.
Horace Greeley Knowles, nominee for
Congress. has been IN politics so Ions
that he has naturally come in conflict
with many persons who had plans that
he interfered with. He has been ann
bilious. and has made no concealmeni
Of his ambition. BY his energy he has
forged to the front, and he has honestly
won whatever honors have come tC
him. He is a shrewd politician, but his
personal character is unquestioned and
he has built up a practice in his pro-
fession which attests the confidence hii
clients impose in him. He makes /
good speech, and his energy and perse'
verance are unquenchable.
Robert X. Richards, candidate fo
Attorney General Is another hustlinl
son Of Sussex. The son Of distln
guished member Of the Delaware bar
he has yet carved out a place for him
self by his own energy and his owl
ability. For Mr.. Richards ability
unquestioned. He is a young man. bu
that insures in the Office energy ant
an ambition to win distinction; and
besides. he has been thoroughly traine
in the duties Of the Office to which h
aspires.
Charles n. Maull candidate for In
surance Commissioner. was one Of tn
most popular men in yesterdays con
vention. He is known throughout IN
state as man interested in polite
and in all public affairs. Connecte
with a banking institution, he has ha
that training which eminently qualihe
him for the duties OF the Office Of In
surance Commissioner. No man
more popular in Sussex county.
George n. Dick, candidate for Aud
tor. is a business man OF Smyrna and
native Of Sussex county. Mr.. Die
has shown his character by followin
his political ideals. even at the cost {
party support. His business and pr
vate life are as an open book, ever
page Of which is open to inspection.
Thomas N. Rawlins, candidate f'
state Treasurer. Is Sussex man, en-
gagged in the industries that are so i'm
portant to that section. What has bee
said Of the capacity and fitness Of II
other candidates applies TO him. a
treasurer we should have an honei
man and capable man.
SO there is the ticket-the Republ
can ticket. It is an honor to the part
and credit to the State. Is there an
man on that ticket which in honesty
Justice and in decency we can ask
come off2