Evening journal., 1920-08-21
SATURDAY, AUGUST q, 1920
cuAmMAN wuNERs- nEPLY ro oHAmMAN IsAACs

CHAIRMAN WARMERS REPLY 10 CHAIRMAN tSAhCS
r~SHAia1s VABOER is chairman Of the Republican
" State Cosmmitiee in DesrVarei
Henry r. Isaacs Is chairman OF rle Democratic State
Cornmiteo- dn Delavvarei
Both arc highly respected and highly educated nen.
Irs far the oaImsgns Of which they have charge have
been featured by temperate utteranoe and clean action
Il Is hoped that tlis condition will continue through
out he campaieun including tie announcement Of the
ressits OF tnesbaEotinsi
Rocoutly ar Isasos 10 Mr. Warner suggestion
tlaf the Republican and The Democratic State orgaui-
stoTerinto clean caniIign pact each b do every
thi It's. s.poVr 10 pnevent corrupt prctices IN The
present campaign assist furnishing those who
resort 10 unem
Mr. Warner has replied to that communication His
yersy A. d1rined,and snsile He takes the following
sruundz
she buyirlgsor sehns OF votes under the statutes OF
the staio As a.crimnal We. asChairmen of our re-
spec4pe pOstcd ousanizatons In State, and we,
as lasabidin citizens should reout to. the prosecuting
ofcens an1 vioations within knowodge- II seems
toc 1ne aeeement propose is nothing more than
a. promise on our part 10 mo pubic tat win do no
ornral act permit 10 he done during the COM
ing-mOnals.if can possibly avoid Il.
-Etlnk the consctions-and reoc-s-Or yOu and myself
respecting such prncaos are well known. and it cannot
be ernpslasze,i by signing The ssreemont propose
Il am strongiy inclned to the betof that If there be
ItAtfs AlA ittdl AuNIoh ~
piaoad On hands Of the District Attorney and INC
Attorney General Of Delaware with suitable offers on
the part of both you and myself 10 ronder our best
services 80 haVe- trs-laW prevail
4 am writing .soay b tho District -AtiOrnay and tho
Attoe General for Delaware bringing tho urrtter To
tler atteuton and sstendng my services 70 assist IN
preserving tle law an these nospects.
x trust sou win ttlai this gsnoral plan properly
nrssarvess tfle sle betyeon ourselves mora one
UPON serh should continue 10 do our utsnost az
oairneD ofuour respective Stae committees while plae
s ahs legal enforcement the hands q the properly
constituted authorities within statn-
AR Warner has sent % afr- Eascs copy of ths
1deutioal letter which he has 70 Uusd states DIS
tract Attorney Hue1es end Attornsg General f4rhardt
In mat lstier ne szys rsspeetins ta snsion made h'
AR Isaacs-
I am personaily convinced th-t M question b
rsses Is moral tssuo unrch ssssr Importance thaI
tha seg questions involved and tat far relation
between tho Stss claiuDen sorosned should res
on the nigh moral plane OF peond couEhtion and san
ce effort 10 fOresan any attempts t atr Isaans seem
to fear drrrsng che forthcormng camDagn-
The proper enforcement o. the law doubtless rest
esrher with you or the Attorney Crnral Of DeasVar
.nd believe that the 10 pursue Is TO plac
mis- correspondence IN your hands. as well as IN tn
Aanis OF the Attorney General OF Delaware with per
sonai offer assist You in every way possible to tn
proper enforcement Of any laws Federal state wio
touch upon the illegal uso Of money N political cam
paieDs-
II seems to us that Mr. Warner has gone farthe
tEm Ar. Isaacs asked him 10 so in the matter OF psc
hg tue Republican State organization ueoord as be
ing opposed to electoral debauchery.
He has even some so FAR to invite the active N
pressvo work OF the United States District Attorney
ne Atorney-GenerS OF State and promised 30 ass
them IN every way possible What he has done shoul
satisfy even the most captious Democratic critic.
4 b unfortunate that Mr. Warmers reply and action
otsaisfy hfr. Isaaos and that he WISHES something th
r. 5his oparion. more defnite and direct MIR Warne
however, has 0nade ais position IN opposition 10 corv1r
practlces plain 10 the public that would be pami
ty Cor idm 10 do than he already has done
the matter