Milford chronicle., 1934-08-31
Milford, Friday, August 3D. 1884
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY of

THE REPUBLICAN PARTY o
Delaware, through delegates in con
vention assembled. has nominated
and presents to the voters of this
State one of the strongest and best
balanced tickets it has been the
pleasure of Delaware citizens tC
vote in years. From top to bottom
the candidate for each office is well
qualified in every way to fill the
office assigned him. When they
assume their new duties next Jan
uary, Delaware residents will have
little to worry about so far as hon
est and fair administration of the
State offices is concerned.
John G. Townsend, Jr.. the nom
inee for the United States Senate,
needs no introduction to Delaware
citizens. His record from his first
appearance as a member of the
House in the General Assembly. up
through his war time administration
as Governor of our State and into
his first term as United States Sena-
tor is an open bOOk-and one of
which any public official may well
be proud. He should he reelected
with record pajority in November.
J. George Stewart. of Wilmington.
nominee for Congress, while a young
man, who has never been before the
voters, is one of the outstanding
young business men of Wilmington.
He has a reputation for fair dealing
with labor. which group is one of
his strongest supporters. Competent
in every respect, he will represent
Delaware well in the House of the
National Congress.
Percy Warren Green. re-nominated
for ,Att9rney75GCepeTal. is well-known
to the citizens of Delaware. For
years he has taken an active part in
public affairs and has filled all of
the offices to which he has been ap-
pointed or elected faithfully and
fairly.
Henry Hazel. of Dover. the Candi-
date by denomination for Auditor of !
Accounts. needs no introduction to |
Delawareans. His record as Lieu
tenant Governor and as Auditor of I
Accounts for the term which is now
ending. has been excellent. He is
entitled to denomination and re-
election.
Warren T. Moore, new face in
the picture of State candidates, is
one of Harrington's outstanding
citizens and business men. His ac-
tivities in lower Kent and upper
Sussex Counties have been such that
he has made friends by the hun
dreds. His selection will strengthen
the ticket without question.
J. Postles Hammond. the nominee
for Insurance Commissioner. is so
well-known in Kent and Sussex
Counties that it is almost waste
of time to say much about his quail
fications. His reputation for fair
dealing and for business integrity
is so excellent and widely recog-
nized, that any praise or statement
would be superfuous. Milford citi-
zens, without regard to party af1ilia-
tion are more than pleased that he
has been hOnored by his party with
this nomination. When elected, he
will give to the citizens of Delaware
the best that is in him-and the Of
flee of Insurance Commissioner will ,
be we'll administered during his ten :
ure of office.
Without question the ticket sub
mitted by the Republican Party for !
the consideration of Delaware voters G
Is strong, well balanced with candi- .
Gates of ability and knowledge of the =,
duties to be assumed by them. The
Chronicle can. and does endorse. and
will support the entire ticket, and r.
will urge strongly its election on =
November 9Th. next.