Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-09-27
SEPTEMBER 81, 1922
OUR SLOGAN:
The Evening Journal-the First
Paper of the First City of the First
State.
BAD YEAR FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

nEsPITE the fact, Delawareans know that the
- South staged night IN the history of Its
development for the policy of protection thereby re-
cording change in the sentiment OF that section which
has persisted for century when the final vote in the
Senate was taken It showed that not Bourbon
Democrat had budged inch from the traditional
attitude opposition to protection, the policy
adopted in the days when cotton the undisputed
King of Dixie. The fact suggests the old saying, "A
Bourbon learns nothing and forgets nothing"
Two Southern Senators there who voted for the
BILL and Ransde but in the State OF Louis
ana Sugar the feuda lord who has bowed his
head to Cotton. And the Senators from the Pelican
State have never attempted any for UNFOLDING
the protective policy.
OF course the remedy for such Misrepresentation is
obvious-the elimination the Senate. and from the
Representatives for that matterof ant-pro-
tectonists who speak for States where pro-
has outgrown the old ideas of Hayne
and Calhoun in his later years or the Senators who
are up for reelection this year. from the old
South. namely Mcclellan OF Tennessee, Reed of Mis-
souri, Swanson of Virginia, Trammen of Florida
and two are from the south-Ashurst OF Arizona
and Jones Of New Mexico.
Swanson avid for protection peanuts, the pea
nut growers his State having driven him to vote for
high duties on that commodity. But after he had as
sured himself peanuts would receive adequate pro-
lection he bolted the bill whole. thus playing both
terests which require protection and II she returns
Swanson to the she will have rendered thanks
to the Republican party by re-electng man who
would undo all that party has done for the State
Tramneu demanded protection for citrus fruits and
pneappes He got It and then WEIGHED on the bill
Florida will learn 10 appraise such representation some
day and in the meantime she will profit by Republican
legislation.
Reed has his hands full and the chances are excel
lent that when the Missouri is counted another /
Republican Senator that State will been
Congress support policy which the majority of
the state
Mcclellan also will have tough shedding the pro- /
tective sentiment Tennessee is very strong
and voted for many protective features
bill when 1t being considered by paragraphs,
but voted against the bill a whole.
Among the Northern Western Democratic sena-
tors who up for reelection who voted against
the bill are Gerry of Rhode Island Hitchcock Of Ne [
braska King Of Utah. who retlres; Myers of Montana
retres Williams Mississippi retires; Pittman OF Ne
sada, and Pomerene OF Ohio.
Nebraska amply protected with respect TO her farm
products, contrary Hitchcocks wishes
As manufacturing State Rhode Island will want no
more of Gerry.
The chances are good that Ohio will give Pomerene
rest.
Montana will be found in the Republican column this
,all and also will Nevada
Mississippi S IN the ages and prohibits the
lark
All in ALL It is that this will be year
init protection Congressman