The Washington times., 1932-10-25
HERE At 5 P. NJ.
:. ON HIS WAY To
! BALTIMORE
Expected to Talk Tonight on
u. Beer Issue and Budget;
3 East Seen "CIinched"

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we are going to strive to re-
store prosperity to all the ma
ton"
He declared his administration
would be a progressive and lib
eral one for the good of all the
people"
Son Makes Address
The governors eldest son,
James, made a brief speech here
for the first time during the
campaign.
At Sanford, N. c., where Gov.
ernor Roosevelt was cheered by
a crowd of several thousand, he
predicted that the Democratic
national ticket would be swept
into office in the greatest land
slide since Civil War days.
The first stop of the day was
i made at $50 a. m. at Southern
Pines, where a big crowd gave
Roosevelt a rousing welcome to
North Carolina.
Confident OF Result
Governor Gardner presented
Roosevelt as "our great liberal
leader, who will redeem the ma
ton from Republican misman-
agement." Roosevelt said:
"The only thing 1 lost in
Georgia was my voice. am
confident of the result in the
nation on November 8 and
more confident, if that is pos
siblc, of the result in North
Carolina"
The Democratic presidential
nominee was scheduled to arrive
in Baltimore at o'clock tonight.
There he will deliver the final
speech of the present tour. It
was hinted he would talk about
beer and the Federal budget.
The Roosevelt special was due
in the National Capital at p. m.
It will pause for 10 minutes while
the governor fires another shot at
the Republican administration IN
o brief speech.
Before the campaign closes,
Governor Roosevelt will eXpound
his views and reiterate his staunch
opposition to cancellation OF war
debts.
Beer Revenue to Be Topic
During the final two weeks Of
his campaign ain the industrial
East, he will continue to pound
home the point that prompt
modification of the Volstead law
to permit a Federal tax on beer
will go long ways toward bal
ancing the budget and warding
off the danger of another boost
in taxes.
Party leaders have told the
governor that his declaration
against payment of the bonus
until there is a balance in the
Treasury, and his proposal that
beer be legalized and taxed to aid
in. balancing the budget. has
"clinched" the East for the Dem
OCraClc naClOnal C1CkeC.
No Concession, Now
Heartened by the enthusiastic
receptions accorded him by cities
and towns in the Middle West
and the border States of Ken
lucky and Tennessee which cul-
minated in one of the greatest
demonstrations in Atlanta that
the Southland has ever known,
Governor Roosevelt observed:
"I'm not cOnceding a single
State now to the Republicans
not even Vermont"
In a stinging speech at Atlanta,
Rooseve accused President
Hoover of preaching the doctrine
OF despair" and with having
'squandered" $500,O0O,000 in a
futile effort to stabilize prices of
farm products.
"The Forgotten Market"
Reiterating his declaration that
prosperity cannot be restored to
the country until the prices of
basic farm products are boosted
to a high level. Governor Roose-
velt coined new campaign phase
-"the forgotten market" He
said.
I'VE must return to the for
gotten market of the agri-
cultural population. We have
looked beyond the seas for the
riches that were lying un-
noticed at our very feet.
"When we come to recognize
this simple fact, when we get
back to plain common sense,
when we stop worShipping
false gods and chasing rain
bows, happiness and pros
perity will come to American
workers and farmers and bust
ness men-tO the American
people.
"AMERICA FIRST"
when we stop listening to
the apology that things might
have been worse and give our
whOle-hearted support to those
who preach the gospel that
through action they are going
to make things better, then
and then only will America
resume her march to q better
day."
Declaring that he was for
America first" Roosevelt said
the restoration of prosperity in
this country will do more to
bring about world recovery than