Evening journal., 1912-10-31
PREDICT SUCCESS
FOR G. 0. P.
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Democrats had nothing to show IN
their days but the poorhouse. Look
At our good roads and yet in the good
old days the money went the same
Mr.. Miller for Progress.
The Hon Charles r. Miller can
aidate for Governor, the next speaker.
said i'm part that he sees prosperity
from the Pacific to the Atlantic Every /
one is busy and every industrial body
is humming. an is due to the Pro- /
fcctive policy of a Republican gov
ernment Mr. Miller told bis hearers
10 look back to 1892 and see what is
written In the pages Of history. Cleve-
land was inaugurated in March, and
before the middle Of the summer the
nation had a panic because OF the pro-
posod tariff law intended to be enac-
ted. Mr.. Miller said three millions OF
men in this land walked in idleness
during the administration and soup
houses sprung up everywhere and
charitable institutions we're taxed be-
yond their means How is II today?
You can ask all you want but cannot
get a man to do a days work for you
because they are all employed.
NOW. ENnlltIAtAn NAAN tNAs tNAfAANAf
"consider how you are going to vote.
We want no cheap labor, we want a
high wage scale and plenty OF work
and continued prosperity-that pros
perity which blesses all under the
Protective tariff"
Mr.. McIror Lands Party.
James r. McIvor. of THE EVEN
ING JOURNAL was the next speaker
and said in part
Mr.. Mclvor said.
1T is a great pleasure indeed, to
soe so many of the fair sex present
tonight to hear discussed the issues
of this important campaign. TO these
women it surely is an important cam
naiga. for II means TO them either
prosperity or poverty. Many OF you
remember the dark days in New Cas-
tie when your husbands were idle.
Thev walked the streets hoping
against hope for the work that did
not come Premature graves were
filled by those dying Of broken hearts.
Parents we're driven almost to desper-
alton and starvation and the Town
Hall became a distributing station for
the United Charities. The good wo-
men OF the several churches took
charge Of the work and baskets filled
with food were sent to the homes.
Nav God grant that we may never
again see such times in old New Cas-
ne and may the curse of free trade OF
Tariff for revenue only never fall on
our pcOple who are now blessed by
unprecedented prosperity.
"That same old Town Hall, under
protection's prosperity has the New
Castle peoplc depositing $4,000 a
year in the Building and Loan Asso-
riation. DO YOU need changer Here
is a bank organized mainly by New
Castle capital. and containing the
wealth of our people and fraternal
ORGANIZATIONS arc dopositors. Your
school children have $50 accounts in
The savings fund in Wilmington and
over $4,000 with Uncle Sam In the
Postal Savings Bank here. DO YOU
need a change
Mortgages have hoen paid OF
white and colorcd men are investing
ln real estate fraternal organization
have thousands Of dollars IN the saw
ing funds and loan associations tS
meet an their obligations. DO you
need changer Give me your ans
Ncr in the ballot box on Tuesday mex
lnd vote for prosperity and the whole
Republican ticket
The wheat is in the granary.
The corn is on the cob;
We are grinding down some hrigh
k-n hopes.
49,, Since Miller's on the job.
,sen rs. Miller is his name. men.
~ H,a, mes of the best Of timber:
snu he'll be elected Governor.
pfn N the fifth of next November.
MA ',mocrats have raised a scare,
With booby men and Spooks;
But we'll elect Bob Robinson,
Clark. Satterheld and Fooks.
When IL comes for sheriff
Take man upright and square;
And we'll elect Walt. Burris,
Our big man from Bear.
No Chauncey won't be Speaker,
For wiison-wiiiard see,
For to the Legislature
Wen send Clayton Appleby.
when our Democratic friends we
m the Levy Court Il was impossib
@ travel our country roads. Tod
Vew Castle county is blessed Wi
modern highways and any one ca
friVc the team. Fewer horses a
needed, there is less wear and te
IN the wagons and prosperity is he
among us. The last Democratic Le
Court issued hundreds of thousan
Of bonds and did not account for lar
sums Of money. But they went FL
ther and burned the books so no o
could ever find out how much so
rash disappeared.
Some County Finances.
"When the Road Commissions
went out of Office New Castle IN
dred owed S376962; Red Lion HI
drod owed $500, White Clay Gre
hundred owed 81 O69.94 When Coz
ty Engineer Wilson who has
charge of the roads in this II
Court district under the general
porVision of the Levy Court made
report for 1912 all these debts
heen paid and TO the credit Of
district there was sS.f24.59 on ha
DO YOU need a change?
Farm land In this hundred ,
bought eighteen years ago for $50
acre and this week s325 an acre '
refused for the same land. Do
think we need a change?
when the Republican Levy CO
came into Office IL found a legacy
s701 900 Indebtedness. The De-
Gratis allowed the Court House DO
Of $50 coo 10 go by default tn
was s107 600 bonds Of Trustees of