Milford chronicle., 1934-01-19

the people of the nation by trans
ferring the power of the Congress to
the Executive, and this is particu-
larly true when the Executive in
sists upon Withholding from the peo-
pie the use he proposes TO make of
such power.
The people of America will final
ly revolt against an effort to control
the industries of the nation by codes
and the farmers of the nation by
contracts.
The States of the nation are not
yet willing to give up all of their
rights to the rapidly increasing
bureaucracies in Washington.
The redistribution of the wealth
of the nation so vigorously urged by
Senator Huey Long, and more or
less openly approved by the RoOse-
welt brain trust would destroy a
great many people and improve the
condition of none.
IF you paralyzes the initiative Of
the young man and woman of Amer
lea, you destroy Americas great
ness. 1t is impossible to eQualize the
brains and energy OF the individ-
ual."
Mrs. Tallman said she was proud
of the position she holds as Nation
al Committeewoman and stressed
the need of completing plans to as
sure success at the polls. She said
that at a meeting held six weeks ago
plans were made for the OrsaniZa-
tion of women's clubs throughout
the State and it is expected the clubs
will be formed within the next few
weeks. She stressed the need of
thorough organization and an active
campaign. She spoke of the work of
the women and declared: I'VE wO-
men show them at election time
what we can do"
Robert X. Jones, Republican chair
man for Kent county, urged the
workers to rally to the support of
Governor Buck, Senators Townsend
and Hastings as the party leaders.
Let the enemy know" he said, that
we have the fighting spirit and roll
them back as we have done in the
past 80 years"
Mr.. Jones said the Republican
party has given the State low tax
rate and excellent schools. with
that record" he said. we need not
fear. There is only one platform on
which the Republican party should
stand and that is one for success.
With that goes a lot of hard, grind
ing work but it needs hard work TO
obtain the ultimate results"
D. Mifflin Wilson, of Dover. spoke
briefly of the conditions and work
in Kent county and also stressed the
need of work.
Col. William ]. Storey, secretary
of the State Republican Committee
said that if the party will show the |
same spirit as Governor Buck and |
Secretary of State Charles II. !
Grantland exhibited during the re-
cent sessions of the Legislature the |
party could not help but so forward |
to success.
Howard w. Bramhall, secretary of |
the Sussex county committee, urged |
the need of organization and that if I
the party is thoroughly organized |
there would be no reason to fear |
ultimate victory.
W. Elwood Wright. chairman Of |
the Sussex county committee, also
urged the Importance of organiza-
lion.
William J. Swain. of Bridgeville.
former chairman of the Sussex COM
mittee. said that if the Republicans
made up their minds they could
carry the county and State without
trouble.
State Auditor ]. Henry Hazel de-
,lared the Republicans should re-
solve that the next election shall lie
:arried.
Mrs. Lena Messick, of Bridgeville,
club woman and civic
worker, spoke briefly on the extrav-
lgance of the Federal government at
he present time.
Capt. II. V. Lyons. of Lewes, said
he meeting was one of the finest
he had attended in fifty
1ears and felt sure good results
would follow. He said Governor
Buck certainly had had a mess on
lis hands with the Legislature.
When we go home." he said. "let us
III work for the SUCCESS of the Re-
party" i