Evening journal., 1922-10-18

J The Senator next scored govern
ment by classes" DECLARING such {
/ government could not last. Gov,
ernment by people as a whole. h,
declared. was essential. He praised
the farmers as the "stabilizing ele
ment of the nation, and its bigges
buyers"
In Delaware and elsewhere" hi
continued, there is little difference
between the Democratic and Re.
publican parties At this point ht
called forth applause by declaring
that the reason there was so little
difference between the parties in
Delaware this year was because the
Democrats had adopted their plat
form after the Republicans and had
taken from seventy TO eighty per
cent OF the Republican platform for
their own"
Senator 4.pont declared for the
need of protection for American
workmen. Here he urged the need
of more business in the deliberations
OF Congress. saying President Hard
ing was doing his best TO inject
more business into the government
and was succeeding in his efforts.
Taxes had been reduced by the Re
publican administration.
Senator DUPONT also referred to
the SO income filing tax, saying he
did not know how 1t got on the
statute books.
"But it's there" he went on, land
am glad TO say that the Republi-
can party in its platform, has pledg-
ed its repeal by the Legislature"
The Senator then referred 10 re-
ceivins letters inquiring whether he
was going 10 demand payment for
the state road he had built and other
equally foolish things"
Miss Stewart Wins Audience
In introducing Miss Stewart, Judge
Conrad quoted ''the world do
move" and women now were In
politics and in politics TO stay.
Miss Stewart, who has spoken In
Sussex before was given a hearty
greeting. She instantly had her
auditors laughing by her witty de-
claration that judging from her posi-
ton as speaker on the program, she
was "wedged In between a Senator
and q Congressman-but not as
tightly as she could bel" Then
she told a story to illustrate the fool
ishness OF rumors and propaganda.
Facts, not rumors operate and
you can't get away from them no
matter what you may feel" she con-
tinued. 1T is because the Republican
party does the possible and not
promise the impossible that am a
Republican" she added.
Most oficials. she said, were ex-
pected TO do the impossible She |
won a hand by comparing the work
who build the highways and then
let the people use them as indlvid-
uals."
She urged the people OF Sussex to
do their own thinking and TO realize
for themselves what the Republi-
can party was doing and planned to
do. She told the women they should
realize their duties TO the nation and
support the Republicans and the /
men they should appreciate the aid |
and strength that women bring to |
public affairs and will nenceforth |
bring TO them.
Nor should there be any fear OF !,
women losing the natural feminin- |
lty," she continued. because so long /
as women have children so long Will /
children and the home be their first
consideration" She referred to the
dissatisfaction felt at times by some
women over party systems and party
rule. Yet II the women were TO do
anything at all in public life. she
declared, they must work with par
ties, or organizations. or groups to
make their own votes effective.
Loyalty to country right or wrong"
was needed, because only by such
loyalty could wrong be corrected.
1t was similar with parties, she
asserted
THE men in Washington need
your aid now said Miss Stewart,
with great earnestness. "and you
must give It to them now. How
much better they will work II they
know you are with themi"
Conrad Aids Woman Nominee.
Judge Conrad. in presenting" DR..
Layton. declared no was for him for
a third term in Congress because he
believed he could be OF more use
TO us in Congress in a third term
than he was in his second"
Senator dupont Is man who
,an do things without talk while DR..
Layton can do things and talk at the
'ame time he said, amidst laughter,
n which Or. Layton Joined heartily.
DR.. Layton began his address by |
declaring the men of Sussex were
noted for their loyalty. Now that
woman suffrage had been adopted,
he urged them to be loyal to Mrs.
Lena Anderson. the woman candi-
late on the county ticket for Re-
,order of Deeds. Applause greeted
his appeal.
DIR. Layton referred TO Senator
iuPont's declaration that there was
little difference between the Re-
Dublicans and = Democrats except
The tariff. There was no diffen-
,nce practically, he declared be-
ween the two parties even when #
,ame to the tariff. There was a
difference. however, he said. be-
.ween the parties. zones in and
he other wants to get in" he
added. calling forth laughter and
applause.
He scored the new tangled
deas" that were cropping up
every day" and ascribed most of
hem to the influx OF aliens. He
told Of the I passage OF the three
per cent immigration bill and said