Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-29
DEMOCRATS MAKE
CAMPAIGN PLANS
At GEORGETOWN
Continued from page ).

OF ner REPRESENTATIVES,. III NoiH"
quence. It has been very easy for |
citizens to become blind. In n degree. |
to the unseen spirit which. after all. |
In the underlying and moving force In
the party, because OF tho splendor OF
commanding personalities. actively |
engaged. for tho time being. in party
work. Insofar M such condition may
have developed In Delaware. It is
bound to yield to the spirit and the
enthusiasm which regular meetings OF
the party's organizations are bound TO
and the spirit OF cooperation. which
are. at tho same time certain to ben
cngendered. am thorough believer
In regulnr meetings OF all the party's
organizations and am sincerely hopeful
that this condition mny be maintained
In the admirable fashion In which II
has lately been begun.
Pleased With Cooperation.
II am deeply appreclativc of the CO.
operation OF Mr.. Lynch, the chairman
of the Sussex County Committee. In
cooperating with me In the matter of
inviting to gather with the State Com
mittec the members Of the Sussex
County Committee. At such n gath
ering and on such an occasion Il Is
only natural that men and women
should consider political conditions and
political hopes, At the very outstart.
1t Is necessary to clearly visualize the
enemy. l am here to say, without fear
Of contradiction, that our enemy in
| utr 10 oiut a,
of individuals as of wrong, misleading
principles propounded by the opposi-
tlon party. The rank and fle OF the
Republican party is clean and honest.
and fundamentally, they are aa good
Democrats rs we. and n matter OF vital
necessity to us Is to set up candidates
or such outstanding strength. and TO
mark a course so straight that all
thoughtful men and women. whatever
their previous political affllation may
have been. will react to ~. The time
Is ripe for a persistent and united ef-
fort to put forward the strongest can
didates ever presented to the electorate
of tho State. II this is done. they will
be invincible.
: Tho Democratic party. according 10
my best information. went out OF
= power in Delaware because it's leader
ship had become corrupt. The Repuh-
= lican party, through leadership
3 which. in my Judgment. has not re-
4 fiected tho clean and wholesome
= spirit of the rank and file Of the part,
now deserves TO 20 out OF power be.
{ cause II seems to he hopelessly vena
V and lacking in moral purpose. Som,
= uncleanneas I'm remote quarters ma,
q develop within our own party. but
, am fully persuaded that the Leadership
- OF the party In honest In its politica
. purposes and absolutely free from re
y proach. and no man can deny that tn,
party's cause. and, therefore the hear
A and the moving power of the party, Il
:. abundantly pure and worthy. in that
when resolved into Its elements, Il 4
;, nothing less than equal service Of al
. citizens In the nation, the disin
: tesration of the Republican party he
comes more apparent every day. Tn
>. Republican party has been the part,
- of the high protective tarir and Of
strongly centralized government. To
day at least 40 per cent OF tho Re
- pubucans with whom you speak ar
q" opposed to the high protective tsrl
bill now before the United States Con
. gress, and possibly no members G
70 Congress have been more outspokc
" against tho Capitalization of govern
r, ment than certain of the RepubIica
" representatives. Our great part,
e, therefore comes To the present da
re with the qualification that is justly 81
oe due. because It's principles are no
n, being vindicated and are being accep
ed, I'm fact. by Republicans themsclvc
be The Democratic party has stood Il
a tariff for revenue only and for II
preservation to the States of the ful
est freedom possible. or otherwise. +,
de-centralized government. tt
. principles OF the high tariff and Of
strongly centralized government. ha'
been the foundation rocks of the r
publican party. Behold, they are no
no sinking. and our own party stan'
or justified before the country. al
ns worthy. an never before. OF the con-
IN dence and support of citizens ever.
n where.
TT Good Democratic Year.
'e' The time Is ripe for Democratic a
~ tendency in Delaware. In the Ia
q. analysis. II is with Democrats thor
GU selves 10 determine whether or not
''u shall come to pass. II we put oU
he selves into this struggle in an u
selfish spirit, and with the resolution
II allow no energy 10 go unexpend,
", less the cause may suffer. and {
VI heritage OF future generations be lt
a" generous. triumph is as certain
IL.
in sight the fact. however. that [
~ enemy is crafty. and, unfortunate
-. has relied for a number of years pa
a upon extraordinary sums of money I
1a the accomplishment of political pl
:. poses. Use OF money has. In the ID
,rs few years, been much less open IN
I'D heretofore. The time was when III,
cd was no sense of shame in the mat
he of the purchase OF the birthright
citizens, 1t is rather a good sign
~. think. that people nowadays. excep,
he few Republicans. are ashamed Of
in The result OF II. however, is not II
ars the terrible practice has been abandt
re- ed, but that 1t is still done under GOV
nd The best information indicates IN
Ter while the theory once prevailed II
ie the man who buys horse IL EMIT
wd to know that it is delivered nowade
led the purchasers OF votes are willing
trust to safe delivery. II Is gu
ity generally believed that two years q
Us Republican funds were distributed
'oK certain quarters as much as two We,
no before the election. The Democra
IN party. as heretofore, must set It's II
Ihe against this practice, and / am s
the averv Denocr.. .bau ,aka 4, ar
,ad