Evening star., 1936-01-09
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|. SPEECH COMMENT
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isIator's Opinion by
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BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
President RooSevelt's speech at tho /.
jackson day dinner evoked new ex-
pressions of praise from the men Of
his party. and aroused Republicans to
reiteration of attacks against the
administration.
Extracts follow:
Josephus Daniels. Ambassador to
Mexico-The mantle Of Jackson has
fallen on Franklin D. Roosevelt. AS
jackson won fighting, so will he.
Senator Dickinson, Republican, OF
Iowa-Another drastic effort TO divide
class against class.
| Senator Brynes, Democrat, of South
Carolina-The President week ago
challenged the opposition to specify
instead of criticize. This is another
fighting speech. He's not retreating.
Representative Fish, Republican, OF
New York-A great improvement over
| the political TRADE /" a few days
ago. but neither contained any con-
| structive recommendation.
CurIey Sees Victory.
Gov. Curley of MeSSachusettS-A
constructive, courageous, fighting mes
sage that spells victory.
Representative Taber, Republican,
of New York; wonder what the
ordinary man will think of this
latest piece of demagogery.
John L. Lewis, Mine Workers
leader-A speech showing marvellous
courage in the face of opposition.
Representative Rich. Republican, Of
Pensylvania-Mr Roosevelt had
a change of heart. caused TO doubt by
the decision of the Supreme Court,
when he proposed presidential toast
| to the Federal Union, it must be pre-
.served-I wonder how long it will last.
Senator Pittman, Democrat, OF Me-
vada-He spoke right from the heart.
Senator Connally, Democrat, OF
Texas" A real Andrew Jackson
speech, courageous and militant
Representative Mapes, Republican,
of Michigan-Mr. Roosevelt's assump-
ton. when he contrasted his admins
| tration with that of Andrew Jackson,
reminds one Of the me and Got"
combination.
| Called Fighting Speech.
Representative Doughton, Democrat,
of North Carolina-The greatest kind
of a fighting speech-the kind the
Democrats and the country needs.
Senator Wagner, Democrat, Of New
York-Splendid.
Gov. Talmadge, Democrat, of Geor.
! gia-He talked like he was afraid to
say something like he wanted to COM
pare himself to Andrew jackson and
he knew he couldn't do it.
| Representative Martin, Republican,
of Massachusetts-The usual politi-
cal speech. The President apparently
believes the New Deal needs a little
oxygen.
Senator Robinson. Democrat, OF
Arkansas-An inspiring address.
w. p. A. Administrator Harry Hop
kins-A damn good speech and one
OF the best ever heard on the real
issues. He really let them have 1t.
Wallace Sees Farm Welfare.
Secretary WaIlace-It carried .
great message of hope and cheer.
The President made it clear the Gov.
ernment is interested in the welfare
of the farm people.
Representative O'ConnOr, Democrat,
of New York-It evidenced the de.
termina ton of the Democratic party
to continue to help the farmer in
spite of IL Supreme Courts.
Representative Boland, Democrat,
of Pennsylvania, the majority whip
The highlight of the speech tone
was the Presidents expressed deter
mination to exert all his constitutional
rights to aid the farmer.
r. F. c. Chairman Jesse Jones
Splendid and powerful portrayal Of
the issues.
Gore TO Follow Pace.
Senator Gore. Democrat. Of Okla.
homa-It was the right thing for
the President to set the pace; as
for me, I will go as far as anybody
to follow the principles of Andrew
jackson and won't retreat.
Representative Maverick, Democrat,
of TexaS-This speech was better than
the last one and I didn't think that
could be any better.
Senator Steiwer. Republican, of Ore
gon-The conspicuous thing about
this administration is that it has
been silent with respect to every
effort that has been made to pro-
mote popular government.
]. F. T. O'COnnOr, controller Of the
currency-A challenge to the Ma
tion
Senator Lewis, Democrat, of Illinois
i regard it as the Presidents sec.
ond speech addressed TO the multi
tude to meet Misrepresentation and
vilification.