Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
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SENATOR sAut.snuRY ungra UNITY.
United States Senator Willard Sauls-
bury said he agreed with Director Dens-
more that I'VE ought To bring the govern
ment To Wilmington" then he could get
home occasionally. lie wished there waa
mn eight-hour day FOR Congressman. "A.
II. Saylor and |, )" he said, have been
working for the laborinpman for the past
20 years and IL took us until Inst year tn
get "A workmen's compensation law.
He said they were not wholly responsible
for that law Singing out State Senator
Charles Murphy, he said he was largely
responsible for putting il ACROSS at the last
session Of the Legislature My friends,
he said, II think ! can talk to YOU as one
Of you" He said he Ind worked hard He
did not think laboriug men had had thor
own He said he felt that workingmen hnd
just as much right TO organize rs capital
had. This is mo- time to think of differences.
Tho rich man son is fighting beside the
poor mans ac IN France. No rich man
has tried To- A.ep hia son from going.
Every rrd blooticd son wants to eo and
every rcd blooded father md mother
want thcm 90 20 He spoke of the recor'i
Delaware had made in all of the country's
wars first in all good worka, frat IN all
subscriptions to gave this great country
lie did not think anybody would want to
make any distinction.
Congressman Albert Y Polk saul II was
pleasure IN joining Senator Saulsbury
in recommending Mr. baylor for The place,
and he did not think the appointment
would be regretted
I'VE in Delaware" the Senator aaid
"have peculiar right to want to 20 aud
he NJ the front When look around at The
American flags draping banquet halls
nm ALWAYS proud tn think. my friends,
that the very first of those red stripes OF
the flag represents little Delaware We
have our etar with all the rest. but IN
addition 10 that We have the torfnost
stripe on that flag. and from the beginning
Of this country, when We were little scat
tcrpd colonies along this Eastern Son
board. our forefathefs bore themselves
nobly IN all this fighting
Il do not fear that any laborinp man.
that any thinking man. any young man.
or any old man. in Delaware will finch
when he thinks of the great honor that
this great State haa in standing first among
al the States. iust after the Revolutionary
War, throughout the fighting of that
Revolutionary War and where ehe stands
today fret in all good works, fret in euf-
pcrip'ious tn all tleae great loans That we
are making to Havp the civilization. M !
believe, oi this world, and ,ln not heliove
that vcu men will think I make any d,s-
tinrtion between rour son and anv other
man . aon who ie doing his dntv as an
American fighting this waf Theee er,z
hlome my friends should l,e vefv dear tn
ne
For this we lovr IL. ru' nanehi above Il.
For this acclaim that flag.
We shout the anne. each stripe. each
star. each ahiniup emllon - Il
II stands fnr Right and Honor. not fnr
Wrong
A tempting nenu was served ~ The
Hotel Noiis Music was furnished gratis
hy the Musicians uinn Tho room wa=
pattiotically decorated with the Americas,
and alhosl haga. and with President vii
Ron's portrait ~ tho centre
William I White lcd ~ singing IA
triutio airs and he also fsvorod With
harmnnIca erlectinna