Milford chronicle., 1934-11-02

, do you account for an annual de
iitit of more than four billions o
dollars?
4-Have you any idea when ant
how the budget can be balanced un
der the New Deal program?
DO you believe the abandon
nent of the gold standard. the seiz
ing of all gold owned by individuals
reducing the gold content of the dol
lar, giving the President the righ
to print three billion dollars in
greenbacks is compliance with the
Democratic platform to maintain d
sound currency at all hazards?
6-DO you think the Democrats
have met their promise with respect
t1 lowering the tariff?
do you think the legislation
recommended by the President and
adopted by the Congress meets that
obligation?
S-Will you explain the intent of
| the Democratic platform when it
said it favored keeping the Govern
mcnt out of all kinds of private
| business?
9-DO yOu insist that the Democrats
! have kert their promise to strict
" enforce the antitrust laws in
order that the American consumer
nigh he protected?
10 DO you agree with the policy
ct the agricultural department in
destroying hogs. wheat and cotton
and thus increasing the cost of liv-
ing?
lido you agree with the levying
Of the processing tax, by an Admin
istration officer, on the food we eat
and the clothes we wear?
l2-Do you agree with Mr. Far
ley in re-estlbliShing the spoils
system in the Federal Government?
IS DO you agree with the argu-
ment used by Mr. Farley that it is
necessary to support Democrats in
order that a State may be sure 10
set from this administration its
share of Federal funds?
lido you disagree with me when
| say this constitutes an effort to
corrupt the electorate and that it
has become National scandal?
Is DO you appreciate how much
easier +; is for the people of your
State to approve the New Deal than
il is for the people of my State be-
cause of the differences in the bene-
h;s each State is receiving?
l6-D0 You know that Delaware
pays into the Federal Treasury more
than six times as much as does the
State of Missi ilsippi?
IN, Vnu kuOW that tho state
of Miss!s ippi has received in the
form of benefits from this Admins
tra;inn about seven times as much
as Delaware has received?
iS-DO yOu believe in sending peO- r,
pie to Jail for refusing to charge for |
their services or their wares the !
minimum amounts fixed by some !
ode authority?
~ DO you believe in planned
economy. the RECOMMENDATION of in-
'ustry and agriculture?
2O-Do You think this is a Dem
,craiic Admin ,tratiOn in the sense
hat it follows any of the principles
.6rCtOfore laid down by any great
Democratic leader?
21 Are you in favor of the cleo
ion of Upton Sinclair, the Demo
ratio candidate for Governor of
22-AIP you in sympathy with the
principles laid down by Mr.. Bilb0,
he Demo attic candidate for the
cnatc in your own State?
23-DO you know what the future
ulicics of President Roosevelt arc
, he; what they will be next week,
ext month or next year?
24-Are yOu advocating that the
'emOcratic candidates for the Sen
te and the House of Representa-
ives from this State agree to those
Olicics without knowing what they
re?
- How do you account for the
act that. after the expenditure of
iliOnS of dollars by this Admins
'ation unemployment has increas
d this year over last by $4,000 and
lere are still unemployed 10,951,-
no persons?
25-And finally may inquire
neither distinguished New Dealers
ke yourself advocate that we dis
'anChiSC the negro in this State. by
blowing the course that has been
fectively pursued for this purpose
the State of Mississippi?
If yOu will be good enough to an
Ner these questions while you are
in Delaware this week,
am sure you will render service
hich neither of us could render by
lgaging in joint debate.
Since you gave your letter to the
reSs before | received it. am fol-
wing the same course, but am send
g the original to you in care of
r. Biggs. so that you may get it
,day. Sincerely yours.