Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21
BOYCE AND BAYARD
FLAY REPUBLICANS
At NEWARK MEETING
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persons can get such control that the
decent people cannot have the az
fairs of the state administered as they
want tbem2 n IN because" he said
"for rs to 30 years you have had some
one with wealth who has spent large
sums OF money at elections. This
money falls into the hands Of O few
| in each election district. u Is not
only Sussex county, but in Whining
ton and other parts Of the state, where
they are prowllng around like thieves
in the night seeking who they can de-
your. They have sought out the poor
and needy; sought them out before
tho elections and tempted them with
money for their vote. IL has gone
on and on until those who are handl-
| ing this somebody's money are de-
stroying the individual citizenship Of
tho state.
"These people have been told, take
the money, IL is all you get out OF
politics. It has resulted In giving
20 the party In control balance OF
power over other people Of the state.
Its that way that this selfish group
has gotten a etrong hold on the good
men in the Republican party and for
that reason the good men have no say
In the affairs Of the, Republican party
of the state. They have lost control
of the administration Of the affairs OF
the state. That is the plight we are
i'm and my Republican friends who
hear me know what ] say is true
know that many hate 90 leave their
I Ieua
perty. What 1 am asking you Is &c
rebuke a few men now In control and
see 10 It in the future that tho affairs
Of the state are administered in the
interests of tho people"
Again referring TO the little selfish
group. Judge Boyce said they have 9
close and intense organization tina
you could not have in the Democratic
party. because the Democratic party
has not n large group representing
about one-third the voting strength
, of the party casting its vote as
, group" The speaker referred to tn
Negro vote OF the Republican party
! He said It was because of control Owe
I this block of votes that ia forever ant
y even with tho party that the selfisl
group remain In power.
'If such a condition" Judge Boyc
4 said. existed under Democratic rul
n and the Republican party did not de
V feat 70, the Democratic party woul
rlse up Itself and defeat itself.
= has been done in the past and woul
k he done again. They would not stan
- for IT,"
il The speaker said they have stoo
for IT in the Republican party u
" until this time because the good me
u in the party have not seen fit 10 ris
&c up and throw the selfish group of.
i I am appealing to them he said to d
it now"
> National Issues.
l. At this point the speaker touched o
:. national Issues. Hes referred to tn
n tendency TO put wealthy mon In III
halls of Congress representing bi
businesses and that they natural
legislate for class and not for tf
nj people. He said the reason tn;
oil $4,000 was spent 10 nominate New
OF berry was because they desired
Z. swell the number of men IN Congre
AZ representing big business. The ne
3. ariff bill. he contended. was made
NJ he interests Of big business and III
x. such a bill could not be passed by
- Congress of the people representa-
the people.
nd After Newberry was elected
n Judge Boyce said. "the big busine
le interests were especially anxious
seat him to get control of the o
A. ganlzatIon OF the Senate so that tn
o. could hamper President Wilson Al
III his program, which they did the r
he mainder of his term. He said tn
ng brought on condition throul
y propaganda that made the people d
"a satisfied and think they wanted
ne change. He said this was true as
the laboring people ot the country (
ne whom the Wilson administration h
done 30 much.
~. They we're dissatisfied two yee
4 ago; are they happy now? They n
,,o work two years ago; have they got
- now?" He told of only a short I'll
r-y after Mr.. Harding took office
-, thousands stalking the streets out
,ar wCck and OF Il being necessary in w
mington to raise 100000 to feed
NJ poor. The farmer. ne said. also
he came dissatisfied through this proT
NJ ganda. They were prosperous tn
ell ana thougnt chahSe Would Or
them even more prosperity. Tn
NJ were getting $3.50 bushel for wh'
he then and they are lucky TO get 81 nc
for In conclusion Judge Boyce said
y" you are satisfied with conditions "
a the Republican ticket. II you are n
en-. vote the Democratic ticket" He 81
IN there was one promise that he want
to make. both for Mr.. Bayard and hi
iv. self and that was that IL I'VE are 81
10 Washington we Will devote our Ii
N to the interests OF the people"
- He said: IF you want TO change
rm way affairs OF the State are conduc
break the hold OF that group. II y
are looking right. then go right.
ns' you are dissatisfied with this III
Ne group in control, get rid OF IN
IRE through the ballot box" To
ast women he again urged them 10 reg
al ter and said they could not be 100
ap- cent citizens If they did not regis
Vr and vote. regardless OF who they vo
A'N for.
WI Frank Collins. Democratic candid
-, for the Legislature from White c
80 Creek hundred. in a shoVt address S
rho that he had studied the platforms
+ho the two parties in this State and 1
svs he could find no plank in the Repu
A. can platform that attempts 10 def
du u piaiSo 'i'e auiii'iiis'i lion Oh ara
in Of the State under Republican
20 minIstration. lie said that both pl
.ble forms promise repeal OF the SO III
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