Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-19
DELAWARE RULED BY
G. O. p, HEAVILY BUR-
DENIED BY TAXATION
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when roads were in deplorablc con-
dition. Charging the Levy Court with
extravaganza, he advised that IL be
Cleaned out" He deprecated cN-
orbltant State taxes and unnecessary
official positions and said Delaware
wants officers who are not eubservient
to one man.
Referring to national affairs, Mr..
Bayard ridiculed President Harding's
declaration that the country would
blossom as n rose and everyone would
be happy" and reminded the audience
that the that was passed six months
after prosperity was promised. In
reply to the Republican taunt will
son kept us out of war;" he suggested
the query who kept us out OF work.
He also ridiculed the tariff as q
panacea for ills and alleged Senator
du Points explanation of the bill was
n defense. He criticised the recent
exhibit OF pictures OF the du Pont
| boulevard and asked what difference
there is in Offering money or ofrering
road for votes.
Connally Eulogizes DelawareAns.
! Representative Connally eulogized
| Delaware. the Bayards, George Gray
and John Basset Moore and stated
the Democratic party. being good
enough for Judge Gray. should be
good enough for the humblest citi-
zen of Delaware.
| Ridculng the Republican promise
to reduce taxes immediately, he said
a tax reduction had been made on
incomes exceeding $4,000 per year.
The United States has a war debt of
S25. 900 900, 900, which 10000 900 per-
sons are obligated to pay. BY reduc-
ing the taxes of 10000 persons the bur-
den OF i09 $50 900 has been increased
A tax levy of s450, 600 has also
been taken off great corporations and
must inevitably be paid by others
The Republican theory is to take
care Of interests that take care of
the Republican party.
lie declared the Fordncy McCumher
tariff Is outrageous. It's purpose being
to keep out imports and TO increase
the price of everything used in the
United States. 1t will cost the peo-
PIE SttUUVsVVV W SO,VVtsNNN
: Only 10 per cent of the 100000 vii
go TO the national treasury; the res
will go to the Golfers of the grea
, industries. Eight years ago, under
Democratic administration. export!
reached the highest point in the his
tory of the country, and in 1919 anC
1920 more cotton was exported thar
, imported
I Asserting American industries arr
able to compete with the world an,
, the new tariff will be n curse to th'
; bulk of the American people, h'
I pointed TO sugar manufacturers pay
> ing sos. .000,000 and consumers S210,
600 900, 10 woolen manufacturers pay
= ing S300,0Q0,000 and consumers $3.50.
600 ,oO0, 10 cotton manufacturers pay
> ing S5S0,00O,000 and consumers $3.50,
! 600 900 and 10 manufacturers of kni
goods paying $3.50 100000 and con
: sumers s57S.O0O,000. lie said fou
= trusts, window glass, cement, cast irol
pipe and tile. will be greatly beneflte'
} and the public Will be taxed for tn
e benefit of all the industries that con
, tribute 10 the Republican campaign
, funds.
3 He charged the national admins
9 tration with extravaganza and state
2 some officials of the Shipping Boar
receive larger salaries than Suprem
s Court judges.
e Predicting a deficit OF $3.50. .000, 90
s on June 80. 1923. he said the Federa
e government must issue bonds c
k treasury certificates
s He condemned "Newberryism" an
a hoped Delaware will send to Congress
n men who represent the principles {
8. the Democratic party.
e Not wishing 10 detaIn the audienc
g at a late hour. Judge Boyce spok
n briefly. He considered State issue
n opposed high taxes and protestt
ID against a few men exploiting Dell
I'd ware.
IS Miss Ellen Samworth announc,
le that Democratic women will hold g
'e institute at No. Goa Market street ne,
IN Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.