Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-02
G. 0. P. 100000 MAJORITY
SOON BECAME JOB HUNTERS
DECLARES SENATOR CARAWAY
IN Addressing Democratic Meeting at Newark Last Night
Arkansas Senator Told What the Republican Admin
isration Had Done to the People, Recalling Nothing
Really Worth While That Had Been Done for Them.
STAR Correspondence OF Every Evening

DtRU orfespondcnce OF Every Evening
Newark. Nov. 2-"They came in
with seven million majority and in
seven months they had that seven mil
lion majority walking the streets look
ms for Job"
This was one OF the achievements
that United states senator T. NJ
Cnraway OF Arkansas attributed to-
the Republican administration IN an
address at Democratic mass meeting
in the Newark Opera House last night.
senator Csraway discussed the new
tarin bill passed by the Republican
Congress. and said 1t would take So
b0o.0OO.000 from the people for the
benefit of those who had contributed
l, the Republican campaign fund 10
elect President Harding.
The meeting w@ wei attended.
Niueic was furnished by the Cont
mental Band. Democratic County
Chairman W. TruNton Boyre. in call
ing the meeting 20 order. said as chair
man he had visited every election
district in the county and that ne
found enthusiasm FOR the Democratic
ticket everywhere lie predicted the
election OF the Democratic ticket next
Tuesday.
The American people betrayed by
President Harding, ruled by his
masters voice. Secretary of tho Treas
ury Mellon--the cost ~ living in
creased on an average OF sl59 for each
family due TO the new FordneY-MC-
Cumbrr tarlfr bill and the likelihood
az etill more taxation In the form Of
the sales tax promised by the Re
TubNcans II they are successful at
neNt weeks elections. were some Of
The subjects discussed by senator
Caraway. For more than an hour he.
who began the strenuous work Of his
career as section hand on an
Arkansas railroad, held the attention
az his audience He could be called
an orator. but better still he is a
master At holding the interest Of his
audiences. lie was presented 10 the
audience by Josiah Marvel. chairman
Of the meeting. who referred 10 the
Democratic ticket as the "all-star
iicke; that Is going 10 win"
The tariff question is usually a
most uninteresting euhiect to bring
up az a political meeting. but Sena-
Vor Caraway brought the tariff ques-
zion 20 the foreground in such a man
nor that g proved snterest.nc, show
ing the people Nv facts and figures
wha; the tariff schedules really mean;
to their family budget. But first the
senator fiayed the present admins
sratlon. especially Presiden; Harding
for its betrayal OF the common people
money group.
He pictured President Harding ms
caserly listening daily 10 his master s
voice for instructions as 10 what 70
d. 10 hold the faith of-not the peO-
plc-hO the wealthy group. None
~ US had a hand In the selection of
Harding as candidate for Presi-
dent he continued. Harding listened
60 the small. weak voice OF Senator
Ienrose, now dead and was selected
because he heard the masters voice
But after the death of his master
Harding was confused by the babel OF
voices IN Washington. hut finally
heard another voice. that OF Secretary
Mellon and listened 20 H.
In Baltimore during his campaign
he promised that when he went into
office he would work hard and obtain
for the soldier heroes OF the World
War adjusted compensation. The
h.l, passed the House and went into
the Senate. Then President Harding
heard his masters voice saying, You
cant le; this adjusted compensation
o. through because you've got 10 take
care Of the rich who put up the money
for your campaign And 30 il Wa.
that the adjusted compensation went
she way Of the SNOWFALL when the sur
same out. The rich were we'll taker
care Of. Mr.. Mellon removed the
heavy surtaxes. capital stock take:
and excess profit taxes from the back.
of the rich, amounting 10 hundreds o
millions of dollars. But TO make vi
for this decrease in tax receipts they
80 and pass the high Fordney- Nc
Cumber tariff bill 90 try 20 make j
up at the expense OF the workin,
public"
Senator Caraway compared Presi
dent Harding 10 the terrier In the win
dows OF music stores with "A horn a
his ear and the inscriptions under hin
reading: His Masters Voice"
Continued on page 6.
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