Milford chronicle., 1934-10-26

I
: all voters to consider well just what
are the issues as they face Della
ware and Delawareans. A Demo-
cratic smoke screen will be thrown
out with the idea of muddying the
water and with the hope that their
cause will be strengthened. Demo-
cratic leaders throughout the State
realize the seriousness of the situa-
tion so far as it effects their State
ticket-and all kinds of "catch PEN
ny" attacks looking to befuddling
the real issues will be resorted to
by them during the remaining days
of the campaign to win support for
their party nominees.
The publican Party in
Delaware has nominated one of the
finest tickets ever placed before the
voters of Delaware. From United
States Senator to the smallest cOun-
ty office in each county, men of
sterling character and outstanding
ability have been named as the can
didates on the Republican ticket.
John G. Townsend, Jr., Republi-
can candidate for United States
Senator to succeed himself, has SER
we'd his State and Nation well during
his term of service in Washington.
This the Democratic party cannot
truthfully deny. Without question,
Senator Townsend has made a rec
ord for service, not only to Della !
ware and Delawareans, but to the
Nation and citizens of all the states.
His record is clean, his accomplish
ments are many and the years of
contact with men of national affairs
will make him more valuable as he
goes to Washington for another six
years.
Delaware needs to be represented
in the House of Representatives by
a man who is more than just par
tisan of any party. The Republican
party in presenting J. George Stew
art of Wilmington as their candi-
date for Congressman, have named
Just such a man. Mr.. Stewart, while
a new conner in the political field.
is well known in the northern part
e A. c..4o ac m ont fsfapdino htici- @
ness man, and friend of the labor +
ing man. His contacts with labor
have been many and his record for p
air dealing with his employees Is "
me of which he may well be proud.
rhe labor vote in Wilmington, c
We believe, will swing heavily be- p
lind Mr.. Stewart on November 6. II
sussex countians will do well to
'ote for this young man when they Il
,repare their ballots. He has the q
Ibility to meet problems and to D
olive them in such a manner as to u
,est serve the interest of Delaware q
IS they present themselves in the "
congress. ta"" 90
The Republican party presents u
'ercy Warren Green. a well known -
awyer of ability and experience to ie
II the office of Attorney General; *
nd his record is his best recon- III
lendation. He has served well and -
ill continue to serve the State '"
hen reelected.
For State Treasurer a man of high
haracter and ability. as a business =. -
with excellent judg-
lent, the Republicans of Delaware m
resent Warren T. Moore, of Har- -,
ington. ro
Henry Hazel, of Dover, is we'll =,
nown to the people of Delaware. do
lis fine record as a citizen, as a =.
fatesman and as administrator of =,
le State financial affairs is well .,
nown to all Delawareans. Honor-s hi
BILE. honest, able and qualified by NJ,
xperience in the Auditors duties, co
e will protect well the public's in re
rest for another two years. W,
The Republican nominee for In Ar
trance Commissioner comes from in,
ilford and James Postles Ham
ond. who was born, raised and ed bn
Gated in business affairs in the otl
ity of Milford. is a credit to the ica
,rty which honored him with their lin
loice for that department head. Mr. be-
ammond is a business man who Is no,
injected with several large inter-
is close to the people of Delaware
d his ability is above question.
Well fitted by experience and -.
ility, each candidate on the Re- 70
blican State ticket is worthy OF :.
> support of all voters November ,o
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ENDURING SILENCE -,
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