Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-30
UNITY AND VICTORY, SAYS HULL,
SHOULD BE The WATCHWORD OF
THE DEMOCRATS OF DELAWARE
National Chairman, at Conference in Dover Today,
With the State Committee and Other Prominent
Party Workers, Pointed Out the Necessity for Set
tIement Of All Internal Differences
Special Dispatch From Stan Correspon-

Special Dispatch From Stan Correspon-
dent
Dover, March 30.
let your watchword be harmony
and victory" said CordSll HUI,
chairman of tho Democratic National
committee. IN an address here today
which was largely an analysis of tho
political conditions in Delaware. The
purpose ~ Judges Hull's visit to DO
Yer was To confer with tho Democrats
state Committee and other prominent
Democrats from all parts OF the state
with view to aiding In reconciliation
~ differences which may exist IN the
party In Delaware
Judge Hun reached Dover about
noon. coming from Wilmington. where
he had spent the night as "A guest 60
Andrew G. Gray. Democratic nationa'
committeeman. With Judge HUI. I'm
addition to Mr.. Gray, were Henry r.
lsaacs. Democratic State chairman.
Timothy ! Mooney. Democratic civ
chairman ut Wilmington. and Charles
{" Saylor state committeeman fror.
hat city.
In other automobiles were Harry Z.
irahau. internal revenue corcrtcr
z Marvin MeEginson. city Couucn-
man James r. MCNRbb. Charlie
sm"ltser. Robert W. Kramer uf WI
mington
\ sudden drop I'm temperature this
morning. and northeastern rain.
'ailed to dampcn the spirits of Nent
Ind SUSSEX counties Democratic
leaders,. both mon and women, who
gathered at noon in the Hotel Rich
,rdsou To- greet Mr.. Hull
Judge Hun. with the Wilmington
delegation. arrived here at II O'Clock
sharp BEFORE that time many Kent
and Sussex county men and women
had como by train and auto. and at 70
o'clock tho corridors 81 tho Hotel
Richardson were thronred with active
workers Of the party
AZ tho suggestion 81 Judge Hun. all
loyal Democrats. both men and wov
men. were invited to attend the meet
ns of the State Committee in the Ken;
county Levy Court room. II was the
Intention 20 hold this meeting in the
House OF Representatives. but owing
20 repairs that are under way there
now the meeting place was changed
At 1870 O'Clock the Democratic
leaders and workers had luncheon
during and following which there was
nm informal discussion of plans FOR
The fall campaign. Nearly 100 Demo
cratic leaders and workers attended
the luncheon. abou; two score u them
being women.
Among those wno attended the
luncheon and meeting were Henry
1iidEely. Harry Wagner. Mrs du
pont Walker. Mrs. James H. Hughes
md Miss Dora wildes of Dover: Miss
Mary A. Moran az Wilmington.
Rogers Holcomh. Reba Holcomb.
John O. lamhson. Bertha Iamhscn
and former Postmaster John A.
Murphy of New Castle. Mrs. : W.
Clifton. Senator James T. Iatta. for
mer Congressman W. q. Honeckcr
and Mr. and Mrs. n. H. Boyer of
smyrna Mrs Alfred Chamberlain.
Mrs. Lindsay Cochran Mrs Harriet
Mcdowell. Mrs Green and Dr. Dorsey
W. Lewis Of Middletown Mrs. Low
der Sapp Mrs. William smith.
Speaker of the House Walker Paskey.
Gordon Smith and John Harrington
~ Harrington James Martin Of Mag
nolia Mrs. NJ. {. Derby. William
Dickson and Anna Dickson of Wood
side Mrs. J. W. Belts uf Frederica.
Representative Edward Dill az Eel
ton Mayor Eben Il. Frazer OF New
ark :. NJ Culver ~ Delmar: VIII
lard NJ Deputy. II W Hastings and
=. II. Locates ~ Laurel.
After the luncheon the party ad-
iourncd 20 the Levy Court room
where, with the members of the State
Democratic Committee. there was
continua ton Of the Informal discus
sion OF WAYS and means and plans for
working out Democratic success and
harmony. Il was az this time that
Chairman Hull had the opportunity
90 outline to the Democrats Of Kent
and Sussex counties plans for a har-
monization of all factions. looking to
wards Democratic success In the fall
Il am indeed fortunate 90 have the
pleasing privilege and opportunity ~
visiting the party officials and other
representative Democrats OF Della
ware he said Il thank YOU sincer..-
~ for your invitation 10 attend this
conference. find q most desirable
apart from the personal pleasure. 10
meet and 60 get acquainted with my
associate party workers In the differ
ent States Thus TO know each other
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