Evening star., 1932-11-07
Pledges Silver
Aid i'm Utah
Address
ROOSEVELT HIT
ON SUGAR VIEW
Final Radio Plea
i'm Small Nevada
Town Tonight.
BY JOHN F. CHESTER,
Associated Press Staff Writer.

MORMON TABERNACLE, SALT
LAKE CITY, November T.
Launching his semi-fnal cam
paign appeal. President Hoover to-
day asserted that the Democratic
campaign has been based upon
'the assumption that the Ameri-
can people were an ignorant peo-
pie and that this phase "of the
campaign has been exploded"
Riding into this Mormon
stronghold in the course of his
swift dash to cast his ballot, the
Chief Executive reiterated decla-
rations that Democratic leaders
were making politics out Of hu-
man misery" and seeking to Stim-
ulate "a protest vote against the
Republican party
He spoke directly to his Utah
audience in saying he believed
the Nation should restore silver
to greater use" and in promising
immediate relief to the beet
sugar grower"
Then he turned to world affairs, de-
claring that ne mad ueed every means
within his power for the maintenance
OF the peace amongst the nations the
Chief Executive said he had held to the
sole reservation that we Will join no
movement that proposes tC use military
or economic force in its attempts TO
prevent war"
Pledges Same Policy.
And If it shall be the will of this
Nat on. he said, that for another four
years I shall continue to lead the exc
cution of their purposes they may be
assured both by the pledge OF past en-
deavor and by my solemn pledge Il.
future endeavor. and by the further
knowledge of my personal convictions
and deep emotion upon this subject.
that then for yet another four years
this Nation shall continue to advance
in leadership toward the precious goas
OF worldwide and enduring peace.
With only Cne more campaign ad-
dress before him and that one at Elko,
Nov.. tonight, in which his aides say he
will speak along less partisan lines. the
President today summed up the issues
he has employed as weapons in MS
Campaign
He asserted. the Democratic cam
r2ign has been exploded. After
further outlining his ideas of Demo-
cratic campaign strategy he declared,
"Tbeir failure Will be the rebuke of an
honest-nlinded and thinking electorate"
Upholds American Ideals.
At the outset of his address, Mr..
Hoover spoke of the governmental prln-
cip'es which he said had formed
basis for his administration.
We have IN no way ccuntenanced
the curtailment ot public or private
liberties" he said. Thus We shall find
mental. social and economic structure
is functioning as before. And even at
political cost to Our1eiVeS we must pre-
serve those precious forces which have
bullded up this Republic OYER $50
years "
IN his administrators efforts to
overcome the depression, he said, it had
been necessary TO fight an irresponsible
enemy on our flank"
The measures adopted, he added,
carried US through 2 crisis. which.
without these actions would have left
the Republican with a generation of
chaos.
Delay Laid to Democrats.
we were delayed in this counter at
tack for four months" he added. by
the destructive attitude Cf the Demo-
cratic House of Representatives which
propose day by day measures which
pandered to sectional and group in
tercsts in preparation for this political
campaign. These obstructive actions
themselves destroyed public confidence"
The President SAID he regretted"
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