Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-03

= question is a stumbling block q
many, and honor those who believ
It unconstitutional and have tn
courage OF their convictions an(
vote against their party on the bill
You should do the same. But
want TO call your attention TO the
fact that cannot be disputed THAT
the friends OF his bell are Republic
cans by an overwhelming majority
The House OF Representatives has
already passed the bill by a vote OF
23o 10 119. The Republicans voted
PA for the bill and 10 against II.
The Democrats voted for tho bill
and 100 against It. Who are the
friends OF this bill?
when # is passed by tho Senate
and signed by the President, who
can claim credit for its passage? II
Mr.. Bayard is elected TO the Senate,
will he be one of those who helped
itf IL Judge Boyce had been mem
Der Of the House Of Representatives
would he have voted for It? He has
I been asked this question and has
/ not answered. Let him answer. You
/ know very well what the answers to
I both OF these questions are. You
know very well how Mr.. Bayard
and Judge Boyce will vote on any
question that President Harding and
his Cabinet and the Republican
members Of Congress will want TO
pass. They Will vote against them.
but / do not want to answer this
question OF the Dyer Bill for Mr.
Baysrd. Let him answer. VIM he
vote for the Dyer Bill when 1t
comes before tho Senate II he is
elected7
1T have before me an Issue of tho
Wilmington Advocate for Saturday,
October 2s. One full page OF that
issue calls on you to vote for Bayard
for Senator and Boyce for Congress.
Il says further that the Republican
party Is not living up to tho tradi-
lions OF Lincoln, Sumner, Garrison
and Wendell Phillips This stats
n,ent is not true. I studied in the
same halls where Sumner and Wen
dell Phillips, and the sons OF Lincoln |
and Garrison studied and I have a
right to cay that here in Delaware
today the spirit OF Lincoln. Sumner. |
Garrison and Wendell Phillips is
alive and shows itself in works. How /
else can you account for Pierre du-
Points activity and generosity IN ad- |
ing the cause Of Negro education in |
Delaware? Do Messrs. Bayard and I
Boycs recognize this spirit? Prob I
ably not. They and their predeces- /
sors OF the Democratic party were |
deaf to Lincoln, Sumner. Garrison |
and Wendell Phillips when living. |
Can Messrs. Bayard and Boyce in |
this day and generation show a |
change Of heart? Do their work and |
speeches show TT No-a thousand |
times MOI
Lincoln's Spirit Not Dead
THE Wilmington Advocats on
Saturday. October 2Sth. says that
Lincoln is dead. A Tammany man
of New York. spoke in this hall
few days ago. Senator Caraway.
from Arkansas. is here this week
making speeches for Messrs. Bayard
and Boyoe. Mr.. Tom Connally. a
member of the House OF Represent
atives from Texas, was here the
other day making speeches for
Messrs. Bayard and Boyce, and by
the way. Mr.. Connaay. Of Texas.
was one OF the 100 Democrats who
voted against the Dyer Bill. OF
course Tammany. Senator Caraway
and Mr.. Connally will agree with
the statement that Lincoln is dead.
They Will also probably agree that
Roosevelt IL dead. Their party did
its best when Mr.. Lincoln was alive
to defeat him for reelection in 1854.
Their party in 1922 is trying to
'ham-string' President Harding and
his administration by sending Dem
ocrats to Washington. VIII you
stand for this7 Here in Delaware
in 1854 they succeeded in carrying
Delaware and two other States in
the Union against Lincoln. VIII they
now repeat this shame in 1922?
do not believe that Delaware wants
TO line up with Arkansas and Texas !
against Harding. I believe that you I
want to be on the right side in this ]
struggle, and that you will help to
put Delaware on the right side by '
voting the straight Republican {
ticket.
'Is Lincoln dead7 Is Roosevelt
lead? No. a thousand times no!
Their bodies lie Wondering in the {
lust, but their souls go marching on t
Their names have become imperish- ]
lble traditions. not only of the Unit
ID States but OF the World Their {
'pirits are alive to-day in this land q
# ours and will never die. Their
works do follow them and men rise
up and call them blessed. Be not
deceived by Tammany or Senator
'araway Of Arkansas or Mr.. Connal-
Y Of Texas, or Mr.. Bayard or Mr.. c
3oyce. Go out on November 7th 7
md vote the straight Republican +
Ticket. s
Il could mention other construc- a
I've measures of President Hard q
ng's administration. It is unneces- q
airy, as I know you are familiar
With them. 1 could talk at length b
n what Coleman dupont has done a
or Delaware. You know that story
S well as L do. His works are O,
angible and concrete and will be a
cen here in Delaware for many
ears to come by those who have
yes to see. What he wifi do may
e measured by what he has done. OF
believe in spite of Tammany and u
enaor Caraway OF Arkansas, and II
fr. Connally Of Texas. and all the A
theirs that you will elect him on L
november 7th, and the way TO do ST
his Is to vote the straight Republic In
n ticket"
Mrs. Julia H. AshbroolS. chairman
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