Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-13
6AYARD FLAWS REPu1. \
llcAN9 FOR BuNollNo
GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS
Continued from page I.

The action Of the administration in
entering into tho Four-power treaty,
between England. Japan, France and
the United States. was characterised
BY Mr.. Bayard ~ q reacherous move
ment which played the nation false
In principle.
when the old League OF Nations
was projected" he said, "the Re-
publicans put UP the argument, in
efforts to defeat enactment OF the
League by America, that 1t was not
advisable to enter into tangiing
alliance and then they came around
recently and did the very thing they
SO forcefully argued against.
"The Four-Power treaty Is a League
OF Nations on a small scale, and is
just Al binding as the one which they
fought against. Four years ago tho
Republicans shouted far and wide that
the Turks were incapacitated for fur
ther war. Look At them today. II
We had the League OF Nations some
time ago there would now be no de-
vastated Smyrna nor tho killing and
tcrturing Of thousands OF Christians.
AhO Va Aho WOhi4 HhNo bCtu PtA
nently conquered before any damage
was done.
Urges Full Registration Oct. 81.
"All In all, the Republican adminis-
tration IL failure. 1t Is an extrava-
gance and virtually useless. II we
would prevent this obnoxious party
from strangling our nation we must
not fail. under any circumstances, TO
register on October 81. and qualify
ourselves to vote at the next election.
You must register at that time or you
cannot vote. Voting Is both a privi-
lege and duty: more 30 a duty. Do
not say, as many people say. let the
other fellow vote; haven't tho time
II we do take this stand tho votes OF
the community. Of the state and OF
the nation will be monopollzed by a
few unscrupulous, selfish persons. who
would soon grab the reins of govern
ment and overthrow the people. Thi,
Is the great danger of today.
Unless Democratic men and womer
OF the state register on Saturday
October 21. in large numbers, we can.
| not hope for success on November Z
But II the men and women do register
on that day we can and will put ovel
success. 1t can be done. The answe,
lies in your hearts and in your minds
Will you do it?"
| Mr.. Bayard. during his address. re
ferred to the recent meeting Of Repub
lican business men In Wilmington a,
a "money-grabbing affair" "wha
other reason would the Republican
party have in calling a conclave O
business mon 30 near to the last regis
tration day and election time. II 4
were not TO secure funds for cam
paigning?" he asked.
| Il am fully convinced" he continued
that the Republican leaders CAV,
those business men on that day &
understand that they would benefi
greatly by this new Fordney- -McCum
Der tariff bill and other varieties O
class Legislation. think that the
were asked for large sums Of none
to carry on the Republican campaign.
Judge Boyce's Stirring Address.
Judge Boyce was introduced by Mr.,
McCabe as a good man. In his ad
dress he indorsed fully tho remarks {
his colleague. Mr.. Bayard. and also Il
sued warning to tho Democratic me
and women OF Delaware that unles
they turn out en- masse on the la.
registration day the party would /
doomed to failure. which, under an
circumstances. must not occur.
He cautioned the people that the
must take hand in the direction ,
the country's affairs by voting. TT
country. he said. is at present overru
with different kind OF isms, which.
In power. would establish condition
such as are existing in Russia toda
However. they cannot control the ba
lot. he said. and people should exc
else their right to vote in order
counteract such undesirable inf,
uence.
Judge Boyce promised, II elected,
act In Washington for the best inte
est Of the people at large.
Mr.. Bayard left Wilmington short
, before o'clock yesterday and motor,
to Dover, where he was Joined
Judge Boyce. Both then proceeded
Georgetown, where thel had Dime
. and then motored over to Rehobot
Late last night, after the massmee
Ing, they returned to Georgetown, fro
which place both left for their respe
tive homes in Wilmington and Dow
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