Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-10
STATE DEMOCRATIC
COMMITTEE N
SESSION At DOVER
Chairman lsaacs. in Proposing
Program, Scores the Re-
publican Party.
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Dover, pcc. To- Members OF tho
Democratic state Committee. meeting
ln the iioicl Richardson. today. in
siructpd Henry r. isaacs. State chair
man, 90 uamc a committee which
would enable Delaware to Join with
IN ether states in the union In the
Woodrow Wilson Foundation move
,wgnt
Tho committee decided 10 hold a
continuous session without adjourn
Wrnf Tor lunch, Ia order that they
might consider the business which
chairman ist9ca had 20 present.
Major oliver r. Newman Of Wash
luEion, u, g., q Geld worker FOR the
NllFl Foundation. told the committee
nat Npiaware was tho only state that
had not ioincd IN the organization.
ll0 said that committees non partisan
roiltlcs, had been formed and that
.Huirrv % public opinion. it was for
ihr purpose 60 expressing the former
lrDn.dou'a idcais ON humanity and not
un politics
l'r.hWofe ~ assessment was nXcd az
NainnN. Nhlrh was considered pretty
heavy hl Tho committee. peunsyl-
'anlas loyg ia bui siO0 zoe. However.
un motion of iamrp n. Hughes. The
y haunNn was instructed 20 name q
nMniltiot
thalrmRn imacs then presented TO
'1e rommltico various itoms OF bust
ursa Whlch be- had previously Informed
Wtm about ln pe'tonal letters lie
lDlufrud io tbs SHORTCOMINGS and 1n-
iuihllrd pfoIniHos whlch the Repuhu-
On ndmlnletration was charged with
lfn said thlt plVspn, economic con-
llllunH were due tN the failure ~ the
Ntnuelltsn administration To takc the
nAft N should have taken In inter
national Affairs. be characterized their
'Afin Hesitation az a muddlc and their
tHN revision as a. ngy'o. Thu only
h'ucful action, ne said, coming from
.hu hcpuhlieans, was in the disarma-
Wpni conference which. he claimed.
had a prcecdoni 80, hy President wa-
sHH
Referring o. tho disposition Of pa
uuuRgc. Nj isaacs said he thought
ihe distribution should be Just AID
ioln Efficiency ana capabihty were
urged hy him and ne asked thar the
slate committee be gwen authority
in make Recommendations with etri-
cheney us the reason and party loyalty
hH tho SECOND.
NugnrdluE discipline. Mr.. isascs said
That The man who was dissatisfied.
ur diptunilcd should not shout his
grievance from the hogsctop. In case
hr aid, ho considered IL the duty q
iho state Committee 90 promptly frovn
Nnon u
The State Commstoc should be more
neirfsivo, sir. lsaacs said. II should
have a publicity committee. having
been Too modest. he thought. and also
70 hnancc committee.
The chairman also urged the COM
witico 90 prepare for the next session
~ ihc Legislature lie believed the
,ummltlro should have a program in
mind and said that reports coming
~ him Indicated that there would b.
considerable hue and cry araius; the
rirfont hlinr Zee 81 az on tho state
Income taA reports.
Chairman lsaacs was authorized "a
name publicity. fuance and leelsiativ,
.'N'fftHhNf'I W. ANNNAtNll NI iMnn &
shylor ~ Wilmington. these commit
Tees % report at the next meeting %,
The State Committee.
National Chairman Cordrey Hull
truie 90 Chairman Isaacs. which letts,
lf iaaars read O. the committee. Mr.
huil regretted his inability 20 be pres.
tnt today, hui urged a more militant
ufsauiaauon Tor the state and hoarti.
~" cooperation aud coordination ol
members
Andrew g. Gray wrote a letter 10 III.
D1mmlticc expressing his inability 70
"o present today and invited the com.
wirc o. Dc his guests at luncheon
which would bc held in the Hotel dr
ien' some time IN January. on Ia,
coming ~ Chairman HUI 20 Delaware
Chairman isaaco was instructed Z,
confer with Mr. Gray over the ar.
judgements for the luncheon.