Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21
ster Svan1ps Salesianun,; Seaford Trims Milford
the Republican party a. now com
tituted stands for the government OF
class for n clasa
Mr.. Bsyard DI.cusse. Is~u-s.

class for a class.
Mr.. Bnyard Discusses Issues.
Mr.. Bayard was given n cordial re-
ception when he arrived on the stage
about 10 o'clock. ue first discussed
county, then state and thsn national
Issues and also made a strong appeal
for every one not registered 20 do 40
| today.
| He said the Republicans are asking
| to be replaced Ia power on their record.
He spoke OF the conduct OF the snsirs
OF the county by the Levy Court and
told Of how bond issue aftsr bond is
rue In being piled UP for the people
to pay. The Levy Court he said has
unlimited powers because II leviss
the tar, collects tho tax and spends the
money and asked II tho peopls are
Satisfied with the conduct Of affairs by
| the Levy Court.
| Mr.. Bayard told Of tho large num-
Der OF laborers who can now 10 seen
apparently at work on the roads.
! They are laborlng politically end no
more" he said. Re charged that they
are only put 70 work nov to control
their votes on election dsy. He also
told OF the large number of antouo-
biles that have BEEN bought by the
county for members Of the Levy Court
and that he has been told these ms
chimes are generally out on SUNDAYS.
"rhoy are burning your gas, your
oil. and they are your machines. DO
you want that 60 go on7 You can
change 10 by your ballot"
The speaker said Il cost sbou, fss,-
/
mission. He next referred 20 tho in
visible government" under present Pc
publican conditions in this state. TTs
said II anyone should go "a Governor
Denney and ask him about anything
, he would probably say no would ron
slider Il and then "he would run 20 the
people who run him end ask them ~
he could do IT. Ic said he was not
especially against Governor Denusv
but is against the system he repre-
/ sents.
Mr.. Bayari asked: do you feel
, happy and proud in ths method of
the appointment Of the last judiciary
: and the appointment Of Mr. du Pont
4 as Senator? II you do vote the Rs-
a publican ticket. Now is the time for
Q test"
,. Os TO Governor Denney. Mr.. Brysra
r said the people had not gotten what
q they voted for. He il not your gov
n ernor. He is som cone eis-'s governor.
but he governs YOU and that is not
o right"
. The speakers said that the Rsp,ib-
l. Leans AZ the last election appealed FOR
d control IN national affairs 20 that thew
L could make 81 business mans gov
d ernment. They promised 10 do sr,a,
d things. There was 70 he prosperity
everywhere. but instead people IN q
d short time were hungry under a Re.
D publican administration. He s.i,
n Congress jock~ved with tho tarir and
10 passed it only six weeks o~for. IN.
!" election. so that ~ would hsv- NJ
o II chance TO function before .ls~'ion. II.
charged that tn. tariff {. ono Of IN.
worst ever pnssed by a Congress ane
that the Kepuolican party has moi
/" msde good IT'S promises n1ade ~,
% years ago.
- Mr.. Baybrd touched on NewnerrvfUy
: at eome length. He sald that Senate,
= du Pont was paired for Nevberr-
when the vote was taken 70 seat hin
~ and that Senator Ball voted 20 sea
Newberry. BY their actions. ne sal
y they upheld tho principle OF biy.n
% elections after the Senate had adop,e
resolutions condemning s1cn acts. n
~ charged that Senator du Pont in IN,
~ particular did not represent The p.opl
Of this state.
- When Senator du Pont gave N
boulevard TO the State sveryou
l. thought It was 10 be free. He told q
IS a recent moving picture that wa
to shown on the screen and charged tha
r. Senator du Pont "a now using ths
ey boulevard that cost $4,000. 900 20 Or
nd out votes for himself for United state
e. Senator. why" he said. '.Navberr
ey looks Ike cheap piker compared VIII
sh du Pont.' He Is holding this road 4,
ls- as bait to the voters Of this stats.
n Mr.. Bayard also condemned IN. n,,
to tariff law and said il would cost N
or people millions OF dollars and wa, ci.1
ad legislation.