The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-26
Rubber Stamp OfJin,
 Farley Bothers Him
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If President Roosevelt's program for economic recovery and a re- turn of prosperity is to succeed, he must have a congress sym pathetic to it. He must have friends on guard, from the top to the bottom. Your work at. the polls on November 9th must be the answer to the critics of the Roosevelt administration.
 "This year, the people of Mon tana will elect two United States senators. Hon Burton K. Wheeler has ably served the state of Mon- tana for many years and I know you will re-elect him. Hon James E. Murray the other capable dem- ocratic candidate, is also entitled to support from the people of all parties who wish to elect leaders who will cooperate, wholeheartedly with President Roosevelt. know that each voter who is interested in his own welfare as well as that of the entire state will make every effort to elect both of these men on November sixth.
 ''If the people of. all political parties will join in returning Hon Roy E. Ayers to the House of Representatives, I know he will cooperate with the national ad- ministration in the best interests of Montana. During the next two years, the president will need a democratic congress to lend sympathetic support to every phase of the recovery program. And with Hon Burton K. Wheeler and Hon John E. Erickson in the senate, and Congressman Ayers in the House, the second district would be ably represented in the nations capital. t "Of course, this is a state, and not a national election, and the re- sponsibility of the campaign rests with the state and local organiza- tions. If there have been minor diff ferences of opinion, am sure they will be forgotten. and everyone will work with the state leaders in the interest of all. By working shoulder to shoulder with real team work, I am, satisfied we can achieve a
 With best wishes and deep ap- preciation of what you have al- ready done, am sincelely,
 JAMES A. FARLEY.
 "P. S. Friends of the adminis- tration in Washington will be grateful for. all your efforts"
 Farley Is Irritatcd
 The California letter episode seemed to have irritated Farley as he wlaked out of the White House after lengthy conference with Louis Howe. presidential Secretary Farley insisted they discussed routine matters" As for the now famous letter endorsing Sinclair the postmaster general said in Q voice which contrasted to his usual geniality:
 ''I have no comment"
 Text of the Montana letter re- vealed another slip by one of Far ley's assistant political master minds. In one paragraph the let ter urged support for two demo- crats, Senator Burton K. Wheeler who seeks reelection and James E. Murray, candidate for short term vacancy caused by resignation of the late Thomas J. Walsh.
 The next paragraph congratu- lates Montana on having in, the senate during the next two years Wheeler and John E. Erickson. The latter will not be present. He was appointed to Walsh's seat in 1882 but Montana democrats rejected him this year, nominating Murray instead. ~ It has been a troublesome cam paign for the national committee. An underling recently sent to Ten nessee letters urging election of Carroll Reece to the house of rep resentatives. About 100 letters wen: out before someone remembered Reece is a republican,