Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-14
TARIFF LEGISLATION
Of PRESENT CONGRESS
NO HELP TO FARMER
Continued from page 1.


cannot get tho benefits OF the higher
price in -four. This is obtained by the
miller. And now tho Republicans ask
us to take OF our hats and &hout for
this administration for the way It has
helped u.s."
Continuing Mr.. Bayard empha ticaAy
brought forth proof to show that the
administration not only at Washing
ton. but in Delaware, Is hopelessly in
efficient from President Harding down.
He pointed out that the admins
tratIon has raieed the tariff on wooden
goods. which will make tho American
public eXpend about sa00 900, 900 for
: clothing this year, with wages steadily
: decreasing.
Secretary OF the Treasury Mellon
turns around In the face of all this
high cost OF living and tells us that
by next June the nation wiz face q
deficit of $3.50 .0o0,000." he said I'm
stead of reducing tariff rates and in
creasing certain taxes to raise this
deficit they are going to force the
cost of living up and expect the pub
lie TO make up this deficit TO boot.
" This is another example of the way
the Republicane are working ont the
fulfillment of their promises
The people of the nation and etate
arc restive. unhappy. depressed and
/, oppressed bccause of the bunglng of
u the administration, MIR Bayard con-
; tlnued. In pointing out several In
stances of extravaganza IN the man
I agement of the affairs OF this state
u RnniIh' tl L., Il t,1 nptr
y showing that IN the last ten years the
Q etate and echcol budget has increased
!. from 100000 TO s3.50O,OOO for tn,
\ current year. The tax rate rer capite
n has increased Ave and Elk times III,
amount II was n decade ago. he said
l. There are multitude Of clerks an,
II commissions which are Of absolutel!
l. no use to the administration of tn
n affairs Of the state and which shoul'
= be abolished" ne added. II do no
ct mean that tho useful commission
81 should he done away with. The use
10 full ones are onos which were created
not by the Republicans but by TN
D. Democrats. We mdst put out the m
al my OF clerks and hire efficient me
Of who can nohly and faithfully FUN
n the dutiee OF their office
I'd Mr.. Eayar1 followed with a plea r
a school system operated by Della
no wareans fer Delaware and not opera
o. ed by outsiders. "Delaware has pr
ed dLced competent men for the MAJ
agement of her affairs IN the past AZ
nc can do IL today he eaid We Al
G. not 50 hopelessly ignorant and II
he competent that we cannot run oi
ri own school system" he declred
90 lie closed with a plea for tho ele
he tion of the entire Democratic tick
n from top 10 bottom composed of cal
he didates chosen and nominated by q
he people and for the people and n
e. hand picked candidates such
emerged from the Republican co
No ventlon at Dover with the e,amp
on Senator Coleman du Pont on tn,
Ia foreheads."
on Warned by judge Boyce.
70, Judge Boyce ieeued warning
., tho voters 10 watch for attempts
the opposing faction TO win vet
"a through tho use OF their money a
- promises.
10 "No enc can call themselves 100 y
cent Americans unless they exerci
their privilege and moral and patrlo
p. duty Of registering and voting {
So those men who have followed the pa
~ tern OF government laid down by o
- forefathens," he said II am conflde
:" that all the Democratic candidat
- have pledged themselves 10 serve (
:. people; TO be guided by tho dictat
~ of the people and not a clique of IN
or one man alone"
re" Mrs. Mabel Derby OF Woodsi,
-ne Democratic candidate for state audit.
w was another speaker. urging full re
''c istration on the part OF the women
uS He charged the Republican worke
~ with trying TO prevent the women
''' the Democratic party from registe
a. ing by circulating false stories a,
playing upon the prejudices of few
- Why should We let someone cor
IT,. here with false stories and a (,
- dollars and try TO be at us?" she ask,
ID They won't defeat us. We mu
work and work hard TO insure vioto
20 for our entire ticket. Ninety per ce
n. OF the women OF Delaware are Dem
,o Gratis and they all must register"
or The meeting was presided over
Thomas Lowe and was held In {
Irt, VI '"o Ooiiih'uh''
re- Little Creek is but few miles fro
ke. Dover and is populated almost e
in tirely by farmers and persons interes
ed in the fishing industry, The popul
MT. ton is not large but the great majori
are staunch Democrats. About 200 m
The and women attended the meeting, al
NJ. II they needed the advice of the spea
ok. ers. as their interest and enthusias
2 Indicated they did. they will work wi
ev. the greatest vigor for the success
80, the Democratic party.
of -