Evening star., 1928-10-02

said, when all the boarders were seated
at dinner, al night. putting his head out
through the little place where they used
TO hand cut the food, remember. "ThcSe
that has puddin' can't have pie"
tLaughter).
For as long back as I am able to re-
member, the Republican party in every
campaign makes special appeal to the
farmer. Oh, how they love him in
October! Gaughter)
II the farmer could just paraphrasc
Jimmy Walkers celebrated melody and
sing back to them, will You Love
You Do In Octcber?" Gaughtcr.)
The one thing that the agricultural
interests OF this State were interested in
last Winter in Albany was an appropria-
ton to pay for the breaking down of the
Federal census from counties into town.
ships on questions of agricultural pro-
duct.on. That is sll the interest they
had-S25,000 And the Republican
party. in the interest of economy. in the
interest of protecting The poor taxpayer,
in budget of s245, 600 900 saved that
25 and let the farmer go without the
census. daughter and app.ause.)
One of the great QUESTIONS in this
State. not only for the farmer but for
people g-neraily. is the slaughter of
tubereuler cattle. The last Republican
administration made no appropriation
for indemnities to the owners CT S.augh-
tered cattle, although the attorney gen.
eral rendered an opinion that the De-
partment Of Farms and Markets under
the law must proceed with the slaughter
Tells of Large Appropriations.
Consequently, when tn. Democratic
administration ceme in On the 1st of
January, 1928, not cnly had W, oar own
program ehead cf US. but we had what
was left from the two years previous
Accordingly in six years We approprie ted
$4,000. 900 as indemnities to the owncrS
OF slaughtered cattle. Republican neglect
Plus our zoal to 90 good. clean Job in
the matter cf cleaning .sup the cattle
herds of the State meant that those
twenty millions were added to thu ex-
travegance of the pres-i4t administra-
ticn. D'"D
Ycu do not hear any Of The men who
are connected in eA'banv talking about
any OF this. They could not keep a
strai2ht face: G,auehter) Somebody
writes these Platforms the .sn,aker's
bureau gets together and The orators are
turned locs. around the State. Eut the
men who are on the inside do not spoak
ebeuS IL. because tlley are afraid that
they NAV be confronted with their
responsibility If anything is wrong.
Branded "r9eanssss .Trscs.
Education: Th. Reyuhisoaf, party
boos-s< eb"ut its assistance to eduea-
tion, and in 1924 they tried one of tho
llsenest tricks that the politics of tl1i5
state has ever known wh>.i the ate
nent was put out that the governor
was endeavcring to get control of the
Department OF Education. 1t was cy-
posed in an EDITORIAL In the Syracuss
Herald, that Eas afserWaea nr1nSed in
every NEWSPAPER in this State as q
paid I'd; 4 b. - 8.
What ere4 the fscts2 Talk about ti1s
increase In Governments yes. 4 You Aesn
charge It to three acti7itaeey tsae slaugh-
ter of cattle fer flbsr17:i'csss, cduca-
ton and The road system Of the State.
tArplsuse). ~
Hare are the fscts. In 1918 tn.
amcunt contributed Z by the State of
Nsw York to the various school lcca tiles
for teachers SALARIES was S7,033,555.
Last year 1t was S70.00o,000. (Applause)
Now, let US scc wi1cre this came from
Do not let the Republican party have
the nerve and the brass to clam credit
for this appropriation for publication,
bccausc / not only recommended it, but
he'd to fight for 1t. tApp'aus3)
DID YOU ever hear CT the Friedsam
bill th9t came from tn. so-called Fried
sam Committee in New York? They
were rejected by the Republican l~gis-
laturc-turned down. And then they
tried to rlay little smart trick.
Appropriation Declared Withheld.
They withheld the appropriation and
then III the dying hcuts OF the Leafs
leture put cut bill en- the calendar in
craesing the salaries of the teachers in
New York after refusing to make the
money available. The school teachers
are smart 'en1 thy 0re rle;er. You can
not do that In tbs STATE and get away
With it. h2p.aucc). They have too
m'i'h brains.
What about the rural s-hool problem?
W, have been talking cbout that IN
A'bany. l have reccmm.nAe., it eight
times. There it is. l have sought to give
the children III th2 country sections in
thc State tn s7m" educa tioncl benz
1io 'lGt We I5A'S w III Nhl- IL III tfle
citi-s, but I could get no Republican
hel0 with it.
Here We hove a situation in this Ctate
wh"ro cus of 100000 pecp'e, 100000
CT th"m lives in ci.ies, although we
have IS cities AMI a number OF large
Villages. There IS net anv dcubt in my
m nd thnt the opportunity for q better
ct.u"Ht!Hn f"r tn, vcurg h.a driven a
nrr1ocr Of people CT the farms iii the
state.
This rural s"llcol question has hcon
/ "g.tatcd fer thc list u Years. but
tharc she stanSs, and tn. Tnrub'i2an
party, the prcf9cscd fricr1 CT tll2 f,rm-
er ana # ed,--o ion, h"s ban EN-
trslY unwilling to 90 anyth.n: about it.
tA-.piaus,.)
paciio E:alth Prco.sr,. GAIA
TAX. ti,a ru- s.. IN Of III. public hearth.
* s9:3s ret. ;d1fd-1.t fcr you. ccn-eivo
Why snybcdy would BE- ag.inst doing
cora.bhsils TO pTcrnotc The public hcelta:
what p":Iib,e c-sln,nt can cnybo1y
fnd for opposing anrtil;ng Tx, tiiat?
two y"2"J in su~c~sr.1l the Republican
lead rship il Ia, L~g.e'7tu1, opposed
State ell II The Ccun .ics il setting up
county h~clth ccnt~rs.
They did 1t w,2cn? Only when therc
was an c::.c'"'lcl,c CT Pub, cp' licn
asairst thcni that tEcy wcrc unable to
! explain.
Oh, c,.ry two years. ,l,2e profession
OF love end devction for thu laboring
mani nau5hte-D
Oh, how th~y 10y. him IN October
ov evc~7 cVcl n-mn-"c1 year. 4, ccr-
teinh Goes come in then for hkA share