Seward daily gateway., 1932-11-01
HOOVER !|VVADES THE STRONGHOLD IF
 DEMO OPPONENT
THOUSANDS GATHER IN AND OUTSIDE HALL TO HEAR
 CHIEF EXECUTIVE

NEW YORK, Nov. 1, President Herbert Hoover hurled accusations at both Governor Roosevelt and the Democratic party and platform, in general predicting that the Demo- cratic forces would practically mean the ruination of American ideals; the Chief Executive also charged that under Roosevelt, the United States would face the greatest bureaucratic government in history.
 In bringing his campaign for re- election into the stronghold of his Democratic opponent, the Presi- dent delivered the strongest fight ing" address since he mounted the platform in the campaign. With ing Madison Square Garden, 22,OOO accorded him prolonged welcome, while outside the building, addi- tlonal thousands cheered. Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, widow of Ted dy' preceded the President with a brief speech in acknowledgement of her support to the traditions to the principles of the Republican party and to President Hoover.
 SECTIONAL FACTIONS
 With the tones of the national anthem fading, the President bel ligerently asserted the Democrats were appealing to the fear of the people for votes and to groups and sectional factions and taking un- due advantage of the temporary disorganized economic, situation re- gardless of the fact that measures, recently put into force by the Re pulican administration are gradu- ally bringing about restoration.
 The revolutionary proposals of the Democrats would change the social philosophy of the Amer ican people; it would not be the America 'our forefathers con- ceived and created. We resent class distinction" the President said.
 The final solution of our many problems, he said, is found in the voluntary cooperation within the communities, cities, counties, states and national government. The government should deny the ex- tension of bureaucracy, but Gov ernOr Roosevelt does not.
 WITHSTOOD THE TEST
 The American government has WithstoOd the test of the last three years which have been unparallel- ed in our history. A flight of con- fidence took place, many believing the economic forces could not be overcome, but it has under the leadership of the Republican party.
 In the critical periods, Demo- crats placed Instructions in "our way to halt the healing of wounds but, nevertheless, Republicans sur mounted the obstacles, installed measures which are bringing re- covery and are healing an enor- nous wound"
 More than one million have re- turned to work since July, the De- partment of Labor reports. I con- tend that the problem today is to continue the work of recovery be- gun by the Republican administra- tion. To change now will under mine the American system and de- lay for months our economic re- covery"
 SYSTEM IS RIGHT
 Thirty million still have jobs but there are still 1O,OOO,OOO unemploy- ed. The last 30 years has witnessed steady improvement; "our sys- tenn is right and must not be aban- dOned."
 President Hoover then briefly analysed Democratic proposals, ad- ding instead of helping the gov ernment they would break it down Whereas the present administra- tion has reduced expenditures up- wards of O,OOO,OO0, he said, the Democrats would impose terrific (Please turn to Page Four)