The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09

with the PTeGldent hb binCeEeIy Nb they were when they rallied to his support in l0S2.
 How many bank failures have there been since the president took charge and rebuilt the whole bank. ing structurep Tn the three years preceding this administration there were innumerable business collapses. Tn the three year period of the Roosevelt regime there were not half 50 many.
 He Saved America
 "The only difference Is that we we have had at the head of our government e president wise enough to see what had to be done and courageous enough to do 1t It is that program, and that alone that saved America.
 "Our adversaries characteristical- ly are using every agency ct their command to give the impression of division in the democratic ranks. A little while ago they were gravely announcing that Q third party move was impending. whenever some ir- responsible adventurer thinks he sees an opportunity to launch Q poe ljctical racket, {. our repubN- can friends announce the advent of Q democratic revolt. Political changes do not come about that way.
 Dare Not Put Up Hoover
 "Nobody knows who will be tho republican nominee, least of all the republicans. They dare not nom- mate Herbert Hoover, the most eEfl- inent proponent of the do-noth- ing policy that brought on the great economic calamity. They cannot nominate Senator Borah, lS cause that veteran of thirty years of political battling must be poison to the crowd whose league is cham. pioning the crusade against all that is being done to keep the country safe from the depredations of It's sponsors. Inevitably they will Do driven to some colorless individual, unknown until paid propaganda builds up c fabulous picture and presents 1t to the people as some one worthy to direct the destinies of tho United States"
 Farley contended the only honest issue" Is whether President Roose- welt has "done well or il by his country"
 Balance sheets Tell story
 "The balance sheets of industry, commerce and agricuiture toll the story" he said. "The market quo. | tations on commodities and securi- ties cannot be faxed or distorted. These figures will tell you that the national wealth has increased twenty.two billions of dollars over their market values on the day our president took office"
 Farley said President Roosevelt has kept ell promises he made when he was nominated, including tho pledges to stabilize the currency, re- peal the 18th amendment and allow no one to Btarve.
 '"The governments budget Is out of balance" he said. Tt was out lof balance two years before the term of President Roosevelt began. Dy the time he came to the White House 1t was almost co much out of balance as 1t is now, with tho difference that then nothing was being done to wipe out Q deficit, while today every move is in that direction.
 Income IncveaAlng
 "The governments income il steadily increasing. There ig no jus- tification for the fear of towering taxes with which the constant ef- fort is being made to scare the people.
 ail to fear # we do our job and work earnestly, but 1t would De foolhardy to feel that we can Icy down on that job and let the other fellows campaign uiicontradictec land unhindeTed."
 we have had Q great admins. tgation. We have nothing to apclo. gize for; muck less to be aahanast