The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09

0,UUU OemOCTHLS AttSIlue0 VHCASVAA Day dinners in Washington and 1000 in the state of New Jersey alone.
 Morgan said 1t was too early yet to determine the amount collected throughout the nation.
 Senator Kenneth McKellar, denl- ocrat, Tennessee, eulogized Presi- dent Roosevelt while killing time before the hour of the radio hookup arranged to carry Farley's speech. McKellar said he was in favor or Herbert Hoover's nomination by the republican party. He carried SIX states in lo32 but he wouldn't carry one this year," McKeller said.
 "The supreme courts decision on the AAA," he said, twill rebound In Franklin D. Roosevelt's favor."
 Talmadge sat grim and silent aa McKellar rapped critics of MT. Roosevelt.
 Farley Introduced
 President Garner, appearing for the first time in the role of vice. chairman of the Democratic Ma tional Committee, introduced Farley.
 Garner effusively praised the tall, bald chairman of the committee as having made fewer mistakes in pol- itics than any man I know of"
 He noted that "our enemies" and even some of our own people" had criticized Farley's plan to reduce the democratic party deficit through $5O-a-Plate Jackson Day dinners.
 Reports today indicate that even in this Jim Farley made good" Garner said.
 Shortly before Farley began speak ing, Senator Robert Bulkley, Dem- ocrat, Ohio, predicted Q sweeping democratic victory in 1886. sena. tor William c. McAdoo, democrat. Cal, indicated San Francisco would wage 6 strenuous fight for the dem. ocratic convention.
 T hope that you'll all vote for San Francisco as the next conven- ton city," McAdoo said.
 There was a smattering of ap. plause and Q few laughs.
 The committee adopted Q resolu- ton following Farley's speech prais" ing the congress for It's coopera. ton. The chairman requested ell those in favor to say aye" and then b nged the gavel down before Talmadge could object.
 Talmadge was asked if he would attend the White House luncheon
 "Yes, we are going" said Mrs, Susie T. Moore, the cornmitteewo- man from Georgia.
 "No, I am not going," corrected Talmadge.
 Mrs. Talmadge several days ago refused a White House invitation for the day, explaining to Mrs Roosevelt that the Talmadge farm would require attention this week. Farley Issues Warning Washington, Jan. 0.-(UP = Chairman James A. Farley warned the democratic national committee today that the forthcoming presl- dential campaign will Do the bit. terest and certainly the dirtiest po' litical struggle that any of us hera can remember"
 As the committee meet to con. sider the coming campaign and choose . national convention city Farley told his party leaders they would have to combat "a simple effort to break down the faith oi the people in the president.
 He attacked the financial gang. sters whose extortions were sc largely responsible for bringing or the Hoover panic" He denied there is Q division in democrati, ranks. He admitted the government Is in business, but declared 1t Il ''a profitable business" and that thu government will continue presen policies "only for so long as privat' enterprise fails to take 1t up." Defamation Campaign
 "The campaign of 1030 will be 1 campaign of defamation on thu side of our adversaries, Q siinplI effort to break down the faith 0 the people in Q president unde whose leadership the democratic ad | ministration has lifted our natio, out of the depths of despair to tn broad way of hope and set 1t oi the high road to renewed prosper ity," Farley said.
 T have not the slightest doub of its outcome but I feel 1t my dut, to warn you that you will have ' combat tnisrepresentations, outrigh lies, and every form of foul whis perings you can imagine. Moreover you must realize that the assault on the Roosevelt administration will be financed with the larges slush fund on record, contribute, for the most part by those wh' have neither public conscience no private scruple.
 Prevention Of Facts
 "Our adversaries are trying t represent the party conflict as battle between the business inter ests of the country and c faythica group bent on substituting . 90 cialistic, communicate system for tn economic processes that have mad this nation the greatest. wealthiea commonwealth iii the world. It 1 e ridiculous pervcTsicn of the facta A great proportion of our com lmercial and industrial leaders aE'