Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-02
MARSHALL URGE S.
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The NIcc-prcsdcnt thanked God be
cause Woodrow Wilson is President
Should the Republicans obtain control Of
tho Senate they would try 70 clip tho
wings OF the President and VIC would
have to walk more modcstly before God
and the Republican party. Mr. Marshall
said Mr. Wilson, star would descend IN
Europe. German courage would increase,
and our SONS might dir IN France becase
We did not tuIe, and support our President
Mr. Wilson's critics say he is making 4
wrong KIND Of peace they want revenge
| The \icc-Prcsidcnt reminded them ot
Mr. Roosevelt taking Tho Panama Canal
while Congress discussed purchase Ger
many has been arrested and will hc tried
~ Angio-SaXonS, punished and compelled
to keep the peace in the future. The idea
THAI Preslcn: Wilson will give away the
rights 81 the American people i wrong
/ Mr.. Wilson wants justice.
Mr. Marshall Was given a rising vote
oi thanks
PREF speeches ii JudGc George Gray
and Senator salisbury preceded thc
Nlcc-Prcsidcnt address
APPEAL ~ AMERICANS.
Judge GRAY, who was presented ty state
Chairman Harry T Graham as tho pre-
siding officer. ~.ll liz would not talk to
Democrats, hut iISarcAnS Il was ~
wears since he had taken part IN political
meeting and this WAS nu ordinary po-
hticai meeting When he sand that hc
expressed The feeling ni All He had
almost forgotten old ISSUES state rights
and tariff now seem unImpoTtant We
Are here A. American citizens, I'm whose
hearts the flame Of patriotism Is burning,
b. s4Id We are here also rs Democrats,
{..s htlf If mi
proud ii the privilege under God provl-
dcnce and he voice OF the American
people to Ic~d in this crisis of the world
history Proud of our party and the man
leading il, We have no cXcuse or apology
to make for him He has found an en-
dearing place IN the hearts ot the Amcrl-
can men and women Our President
tried 70 adjourn politics in the ordinary
sense of he word hu' II seems they won't
be adjourned
Political utiuenza Is Well a. Spanish
influenza. seems to have invaded our
shores. Judge Gray said Statesmen
have stirred up influenza III the hearts Of
oar country u4eu 70 align them against
the party III power. The Republican,
national chairman, Young and desiring
10 measure swords eloQucntly tells Re-
uubican- fneV must align against the
dont think his eloqticl.cc has struck far
in the hearts ol hl~ countymcn and
mine Political Influenza. not salts
fed with attacking our organization, Is
making personal attacks on our President
Mr.. Taft made q gentleinanly speech
hut he seems 10 he affected Cur TREND
in New York seems To have had the
time OF his HE, he Il - splendid fighter
and ought 10 bc III France
oN Brink OI CRISIS.
Judge Gray sand we are trembling on the
brink Of great events and ought u forget
pas differences and support our great
leader Our Senator counts rs much as
Senator from New York Il j. verX i'm
portant that We do our duty. not onlv rs
Democrats, but citizens We should sup
port our President bv sending % the
Senate gentleman fitted for the high
position. Our only issue l. war. Wouldn't
II be wiser TO send back Senator Sauls-
bury with six years experience. than TO
send our amlable citizen. DR. Ball? Judge
GRAY doubted if DR. Ball could render SER
vice that Senator salisbury could
Senator salisbury has written his name
high on the scroll OF Delaware; he has done
service for the country. For two wears
Representative Polk has served his con
the House of Representatives he has honor
ed the State and should be reelected
The two doctors should remain home
until the political influenza" subsidies
Vigorous applause greeted Senator
Salisbury when he arose TO speak. He
hoped his service in the Senate had been
sat isfactory and asked that approval be
expressed If either the Republican Or
Socialist nominee for Senator could serve
the country IN this time Of stress better
than he one Of his opponents should be
elected. Mr. Salisbury stated. that he
b egged D2lawsrcans as patriotic Amer
leans. to vote for the best man
SALISBURY PATRIOTIC
II Younger he would BE- on field ii
France He said he i not Stacker he
wants to serve his country. H. believed
he could best serve in the Senate because
he knows our great President and would
support his policies. The greatest thing
President Wilson did in the war was in
sistencc on unity Of command on the
battlefield If Delawareans wanted 10
oppose the President they should not
elect the Democratic senatorial nominee
Political conditions are such that the Re
pubicans 10 obtain control uf the Senate
must count on al Senators who 10 not
claim to be Democrats. Mr.. salisbury