Milford chronicle., 1922-11-24

THE BITCHERY OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY at
the last election not to have been completed 10 n
entire satisfaction the traitors within tne lines. AOuu
coils for eternal damnaton and obliteration politically
voit forth from some of those who lead the killing VIII
M onublicans of Delaware stand for this play to turn
tbe State over to the Democratic control permanently
That the purpose and aim noWratner Chah 10 get 'e
overturned political standing upon s "neelS On
more to be pulled by Republican team PACK nIo sue
cessful MANAGEMENT of Delaware affairs What Is zone
1 nost racang-t is useless to expend sigh You may
prop rotten house from falling but when II mas IaleH
there let it Iie This of the Republican conuuons
in Delaware at the present hour But the SITUATION must
he faced some tme-why not face it now Bring all nat Is
left of the good togeherf there is any good le 10 Ds
gee reconstruct the forces upon sound workable COM
nonsense basis TreacheTy never has won anytnns Du
defeat and disgrace those directly responsible Ior tne
rin wrought Unhorse the Objectionable and take tne MAIL
agement by and for the people, is tne only way
start. - - :. -.
efforts to be returned the United States Senate but IN
defeat he looms up large the of the czens Oh not
only Delaware but of the entire country Inc elecAo
IN this important Office could have been his had ne nave
chosen to have influenced the result with campaign Iun
Of even small proportions but to suggestion that
money for other than real necessary campaign
be used he turned deaf He lost not SO mucn Ho
the fact that the people of the State are not with h Du
through treachery among those from whom ne hao every
reason to expect loyal support the candidate on e
Ranublcan partv ticket Realizing that he was an I'M
portant parsonage at the national capitol ana tnat MS
at Washington during the next few years was
badly needed over three thousand Democrats IN Dea-
ware voted for the man. tribute which should De gEa
fin IN Mr. du Pont Sussex county, of all sections OF the
state should have remained loyal to him. Those VINO look
bac on1v few years and recall the miserable roads, Cne
old ox-car mule team, and horse-draWn Vehce' WHICH
were Of necessity in use the hubdeep SAND ana me
roads in the lower county but wonder at the ngra
tude of the citizens of this the finest county IN ne
when the result of the final count is known sussex Oh
all counties should have returned Overwhelming ma
iortv for Coleman du Ponthe man who made II possDie
for automobiles to travel from all sections OF the county
and gave to it's citizens opportunity OF Droaoenns Ou
through intercourse with sections OF the county anu
State Had it not have through treachery on the part
o those within the party ranks in Sussex county, Dela
ware would have remained in the Republican counn a
tho e1ecnn and would have been represented by he
bcan of proven worth at Washington for the next SIX
oors There are thousands of citizens in Delaware VINO
are sorry that the State been deprived OF the services
o Coleman du Pont venture the statement tnat Cole
man du Pont accepts release from the connnemen' anu
restraining duties of membership in the United States sen
o+o with eenune feeling of relief. To 1ngrattuoe anu III
ability of those who should have been loyal supporters
understand broad-minded Of his cahDre' couple'
with personal spte can very truthfuy be his deea Io
election be ascrbed. The has been SET on tne po'0
blackboard of politics and it is up to the epuDcanS
delaware to solve the problem in the next TWO years.
can he done-but will be done? Or is 1t necessary 10 ap
nlv surgery to cure the diseased conditions?