Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-12
DEMOCRATS OF NEW
CASTLE IN ROUS|NG
RALLY LAST NIGHT
Charles z. curley Turns Spot
Light on Republican De-
ficiencies.
WOMEN KEENLY INTERESTED

WOMEN KEENLY INTERESTED
STAN Correspondence OF Every Evening.
New Castle. Oct. 1.-THE appeal
that Democratic traditions make to
the woman voter, what the Republi-
cans have accomplished in the two
wears they have been I'm control at
Washington and the reasons why all
thinking people should support
Thomas r. Bayard, candidate for
United States Senator. and Judge
William IL. Boyce candidate for
Congress, on the Democratic ticket
were among the details discussed by
former United States District Attorney
Charles r. Curley before a meeting
of the Democratic women's Club of
New Castle last evening The meet
ing was held in the historic town hall
which was filed with mixed
audience. many representative men of
the town coming out TO hear Mr..
Curley.
The former district attorneys re-
marks We're OF a character to fit In
with the high intelligence of his
audience and at the close OF his adj
dress he was surrounded by the men
and women Democrats of New Castle
who. delighted with his campaign adj
dress. discussed with him various
phases whereby the party might add
TO It's votes at the coming election.
Mr.. Curley referred to the reasons
why a woman without some political
connection such as "A father, husband
or brother who was active on one side
or the other should attach herself to
the Democratic party. lie referred 10
some of the many things the party
has stood for and said IL was not sur
prising that statistics should indicate
that women without any political
trend through home afiiliation should
Join with the Democrats.
Taking up the political issues as
presented by the opposing party. Mr.
Curley spoke of the meeting of tn,
Republicans at the Hotel du Pont OF
Tuesday, when while the candidate:
FOR the Democratic ticket were highly
praised, the party and what 1t STOOD
for was dcrided. 1t was called ar
"opportunist party" the q. o. l.
leaders had said. He refuted thi:
sarcasm and said that the country:
misfortune was that the Democrat:
did not have frequent enough oppor
tunity. In 1913 when an opportunity
was afforded the party did what th'
Republican party had failed 10 do il
IS years-placed the country on !
panic-proof financial foundation.
The Republicans. Mr.. Curley de
-. of
country and it's interests during tn,
recent presidential campaign. Theil
party had taken the League OF Ma
jions and endeavored TO make II {
stock joke. But he announced thai
the League Of Nations or Council Of
Nations or whatever II should bs
called was bound TO come. Tha'
President Wilson's ideals in this re
spect would eventually succeed. M
matter whether Il WAS five or fift,
years.
Mr.. Curley then veered as close 4
the humorous as such conservative
speaker as he ever approaches whe'
he referred TO what the Republican
had done in their two years stay i
Congress. He said that for whateve
good happens during a Republican ad
mlnlstratinn the Republicans are re
sponslhle and that for whatever 600
happens under a Democratic admin
istraiion or whatever I'll occurs unde
Republlcans. that God and Providenc
are responsible.
There are three things that III
Republicans have done since the
have had control Of Congress" sal
Mr.. Curley Aside from these thre
things I know Of ncfhing for wh.c
they can take credit that amount I
anything.
"rirs,--tne condein nation OF Sen7
tor Newberry and In the same breatl
the seating Of Newberry in the Ser
ate.
"second-,he much heralded disai
mament conference. claimed 10 pro
mote the peace OF the world. by rs
ducing the number Of guns. Whs
has happened? None OF the nation
have yet sunk a ship.
"Third-to impose legislation whic
reduces the taxation on the wealth
and To replace this have provided
taxation that Is not justifiable upon n
poor. This taxation will enrich III
local MANUFACTURED a. lne tAPtn>
Of the individual consumer. F'oreig
articles are prohibited from enterin
this country 20 the extent that III
tariff Ia placed so high that the Il
cal manufactures can produce good
AT a price Just below that at whic
the foreign concern may import good
here but cannot dispose Of 20 advai
taEe." In THE juggling. Mr.. Curle
said. the wealthy man IL aided ar
protected because his surtax Is cl
down. whereas the working man hs
added burdens 20 carry in order
make up what has been eliminate
from the millionaire.
II there was no other reason. NJ
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