Evening journal., 1922-11-04
DON'T ELECT
| NE ON ROAD
I RECORD, SAYS
Sen. DUPONT

pmpieted ana the Whole OF Nv
L.ses extending from State end e
ate end will have been complet-
b before this time next year. to
|-atify my ambition to become
|nited States Senator. Twelve
,ers ago wanted to give the State
, Delaware this road. but II re-
Lsed to accept II. That was be-
ra ever thought Of being United
ates Senator. or even dreamed of
living such honors bestowed on me
the people OF Delaware. Sew
|al subsequent efforts on my part
give such highway also were
fused"
''The statement has been made and
lpeated that had l made the good
Md possible for the purpose OF
ntifying my ambition to become U.
n Senator. II the people of Della
are are thinking OF sending me
ick to the Senate for what / have
lne, and not for what they think
e capable OF doing for them. then
hope they will defeat me. i am
bsirous OF going back for I am con-
lent l can do for my State and
sople Of IT,"
Senator dupont said that he want
the highway forgotten. and that
wanted ia be sent 10 the Senate
a Senator for what he would do
During his discussion OF the high
Isl of products and wages he said
recalled being out when a college
ldent, with a professor taking
actical lessons in engineering
While we were walking along the
INKS OF the Potomac the instructor
ID remarked that the Father OF the
,untry. as ne was termed. Wash
Tton. had once thrown a silver dol
4 across the river at that point.
ell. II President Washington could
/, so, so could I, in my own opin-
q. Well. ] took one OF the last
rec dollars out of my pocket and
tempted fine feat and failed. then
ed again and failed. I then stop
q as / only had one dollar left. 1
! this TO call the attention OF my
ponents that a dollar at that time
uld not go as, far as in Washing
Is time. and also that A dollar now
nnot go as far as at the time OF
y effort. Therefore ! know II is
cessary TO protect industry to en-
lie the manufacturer to pay a high
.ge so that the number Of dollars
~ be sufficient TO cover the greater
itance required"
There Is team work by President
frding and his cabinet. II Is shown
increased efficiency. economy, or
nization, reduction OF expenses.
auction OF taxes, Introduction Of
E budget system, increase OF rev.
re through the tariff and the in
-ase Of demand for men at good
lgeS. as against 100000 idle
20 President Harding came into
rec.
The Democrats have so far criti-
"a but I have heard Of no sur
Sfions Of remedies for the alleged
ort comings, only criticisms. Crit.
SIN without suggestion frequently
Is OF its own weight.
I understand that a circular sign
by the Labor Committee has been
stributed IN this district criticizine
Z because OF the stand / was sup
sed 20 have taken IN the Labor
at Washington against
E labor interests. No man any,
lere can ever say I was against the
Tor Interests and a statement that |
ook any such position. or any DO
ion except what / thought was /
: the ultimate good OF labor. is
Ing this maliciously. Ny record |
: the laboring man. and I have. a s /
q all know. employed a great |
my Of them is one that I am very |
'ud OF. and I defy anybody to find |
ything in the records OF the Labor
mmittee TO the contrary"
Now coming to our little State.
was. as you know. first to sign
Constitution. first to sign the
claration OF Independence. II was
the leading Of States sending sol 1
rs not only to the revolution war,
to every war we have ever had.
laware has sent more than its
,ta.
In all the drives in the interests
the comforts OF our boys on the
er side in all subscriptions to
erty Bonds. Red Cross, Y. NJ. c.
X. Of c.. Salvation Army. Della
re was far in the lead Of other
ties.
Recent figures have come out
{ have shown Delaware TO be IN
lead in having more miles Of
d roads per capita. than any 9TH
State and this is true OF her
ools.
Judge Boyce charges that the
es In Delaware have nearly
ched the limit. My friends. they
the lowest Of any State in the
on so that the Judge must mean
low level. He. too. blames the
publican party for all that has
'pened in the State in the. past
rly quarter OF a century. Good
80 49, N'AARRAH 'AARAif WHICH nave
e ahead OF all other States in
past decade have done It I'M
Republican administration and
Republicans are proud Of their
years stewardship"
'ollowing Senator dupont. Mrs.
Tarlin introduced Ruby R. Vale
the next speaker.
We are assembled here not only
Republicans but as citizens of ,
greatest Of commemorative"
Mr.. Vale. we often think 4
n we utter the words United
es, as an expanse, which is err
sous. Back of a gathering Of this
! is party and back Of a party
I'D be principles. On these
ciples rest eternal rights OF hap 1
SIS of yourself and your poster II
The Republican party stands
Individual liberty, happiness and