Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-31

3 draw from all classes. There car
J. not be a party OF labor, there car
not be a party of capital, there car
% not be a party OF followers, ther
cannot be a party OF any or all re
: ligious scots combined. The sue
= cessful party under our form Q
government must draw its member
I and supporters from all classes. a.
religions and from people who liv
under all. conditions. and experience
has shown me that for effective, eff
: fcient, successful business. the Re
publican party leads. The United
States. l repeat. Is the biggest bust
ness In the world. and because tn
Republican party leads in efficien
business management. for this rea
, son Il should be returned TO power
"Our President, Mr.. Harding, ma
in twenty months done wonders. HI
had to start with a new organiza
} ton and he is only now getting hi
! machinery running smoothly and th'
ship OF state on an even keel. The
size of the job. the mere business
of It alone, makes quick work Inn
possible, but slow and effective WORK
is what counts in the long run. II
is what Mr.. Harding and his Of
fcial family have undertaken to do,
II is what they are doing. and II Is
for the future good of the country.
From an economical and politi-
cal standpoint, Mr.. Harding and his
administration should be upheld.
This oan be done only by having In
/ Congress those men who win back
him in his laudable and efficient
work OF reconstruction. The team
work OF Mr.. Harding and his Of
ncial family is a source OF praise by
ALI business men. Many OF you, not
as old as / am will remember how
much more effective team work was
IN your football games. in your polo
psmes. and in your baseball games
than Individual work. Good indi-
viduals who understand team work
are much better than superior In
dlviduals who do not understand
team work. Individual ability
without faculty of collective
work IS all right for man selling
peanuts. man grinding an organ,
or man running his own shop,
but the moment a business grows
beyond the limit OF one mans abil-
fly. either mentally or physically,
that moment team work is an es-
sential qualification for success and
without team work. no big concern
can be successful. The bigger the
concern, the more essential is team
work. This is the FIRST time In a
long while we have had II in Wash
ington.
las members OF the italian Re
publican Club and as Republicans.
believe It Is our solemn duty as
citizens to give so much of our time,
so much OF our experience. so much
of our ability for our country. This
Is Just as essential in times OF peace
as in times OF war. for II we have
not well-governed. a happy and
successful country In times of peace,
we would be in no position TO be
a benefit to ourselves and a benefit
to mankind in times of war; and II
was the great democracy OF the
United States. It's Industrial success.
its economic success. that made It,
without question. a deciding factor
in the war. The United States is
an Industrial country. II Is a COM
mercial country. II II a business
country, Il is n country where the
poor boy has as much opportunity
as the rich boy. Il Is a country
where tho foreignborn coming TO
our shores. has an. equal opportunity
for success as the native boy. In
other words. tho standard in the
United States for success Is ability.
and so long as II is ability by which
things are measured. just so long
will the United States stay In the
lead. Therefore. II behooves every
loyal, honest citizen OF the United |
States 10 do his duty as a citizen of
the best ana fairest country on |
Gods green earth.
Colonel Miller told his audience
that President Harding has told |
him that he wants Coleman DUPONT
back in Washington. Colonel Miller
In the course OF his speech said:
Senator Walsh. OF Massachusetts,.
made speech in Wilmington last
night. which he came TO
deliver for the purpose OF helping
the cause OF the Democratic ticket
and the Senatorial nominee in par
ocular Senator Walsh Is chairman
Tor the purpose OF electlng United
States Senators, and In personal and
private life is a most estimable gem
leman. IL IS 10 be recalled that
senator Walsh wasNone of those
,oterle OF Democratic Senators. who
bitterly opposed Woodrow Wilson
md the League OF Nations. which
lie brought TO us from Paris.
cat that time Republican Sena-
ors were good enough for Mr..
Walsh TO be associated with in the
light against the League OF Nations.
which the country upheld in thu
Republican majority
iven President Harding and the
enators and Congressman elected
With him two years ago. Senator
Walsh opened his remarks by stat
ng that there was no Administra-
ion which had lost the support and
onfidence of the people 10 the ex-
ent of the present Administration
n the greatest ISSUE before the
american people since the Civil War
net with a crushing defeat. and
dr. Walsh and other Democratic
colleagues like him Joined in bring
ng It about
I'm view OF the protestations OF
he Democratic orators, as well as
he local candidates, It is about time
hat Mr.. Bayard was heard from
IS 10 his attitude on the League of
lations. It is no secret that should