Milford chronicle., 1936-09-25


when we cast aside at Washington
the shackles of governmental re-
striction and governmental regimen.
tation and the counsel of men who
having never labored, yet set them
selves up as qualified to rule the
work of the world. It will accom-
plish this when we have placed in
those positions of the highest pub
lie trust. men with American visions
American inspirations and Ameri-
can courage. In short, when we
have elected Alfred LandOn and
Frank Knox"
Accuses Farley
Corporations holding government
contracts have been forced under
duress and threat" to contribute to
the Democratic party's national
campaign fund, the speaker said in
replying to the Democratic cOnten-
tiOn that persons of wealth financed
the successful Republican campaign
in Maine. Mr.. Hamilton placed the
blame for the macing of contract
holders squarely upon the shoulders
of James A. Farley, Democratic ma
tiOnal chairman.
Asserting that it was preferable to
have the Republican campaign f.
nanced openly, even though cOntri-
buttons came from persons of wealth
Mr.. Hamilton said Farley 'has sOlic-
tied his contributions not openly, but
surreptitiously and IN the guise of
advertising in a campaign document
known as the Democratic year |
book"
Halls Maine Voters
The Republican national chair
man, who has been making whirl-
wind tour around the country to
line up votes for the LandOn-KnoX
ticket. asserted that the Maine vic
tory demonstrated the citizens of
that state could see no reason why
people of wealth should be barred
from contributing to a political cam
paign any more than people Of small
means should be barred from cOntri-
buting."
Further, he contended the Maine
election proved cOnclusively that
American votes are not for sale"
Hamilton bitterly denounced the
charges of the New Deal regime that
ownership of industry, farms, stores.
and homes have passed to a small
group. since 1882. He added, how
ever. that if it were true that Am
erica's wealth had passed to princes
of privilege" between 1882 and 1886
"it was during the administration of
Franklin DelanO Roosevelt"
Says Stand Is Changed I
He recalled that President ROOse- l
welt, in a 1882 campaign speech.
said that the ownership of railroad
property was vested in S0,000.000 !
people. and added that now the Chief '
Executive of the Nation claims con- {
troll has passed to economic royal a
lists and princes of privilege"
If the New Deal charges of eco i
romic royalists existing in America
we're true, Mr.. Hamilton said, Mr.. O
and mo one else would be S
n
IF the princes of privilege have b
aiken prOperty away from millions t
If our citizens" he declared. that
likewise would have happened dur a
ng the administration of Franklin I
]elanO Roosevelt" +
Hits Royal Economists +
The little group that seeks power
,ver other peoples money. other !
,eople's labor and other peoples a
ives" MIR. Hamilton continued, els .
he little group surrounding Mr..
Roosevelt that have been called the !
royal economists :, =
"They fiatter themselves into "
linking that they and they alone are
competent to administer the private
ives, the private business and the "
,rivate farms of 13O.000,0O0 free di
american citizens. p'
"I say to you the little groun Of VI
thinkers are not that bt
Competent and I say that what thev al
esire shall not come to PASS. The OC
eoplc OF this country have had pi
nOugh of royal economists who re
lame imaginary economic rOyalists
Or their own mismanagement." in
Mr.. Hamilton termed the ROOse- fir
cit budget as deliberate attempt to in
lislead the American people as to IT,
he state of the finance of their gov an
and thereby the national HC
administration lost its right to CON We
nue. as trustees of the public mon tn
="
The Republican national chairman Sc
$50 criticized what he termed Pres dis
ent ROosevelt's 'non-pOlitical" evt
ips during the current campaign. VIII
Hastings Called "HOrnet" VIII
Governor Buck was greeted with W.
eers and standing applause as he c.,
se to introduce Senator Hastings ~
the Delaware Hornet" a man a.. a.,
ho we take great pride in as a citi- "a "a
n and representative; an avOwed ~ ~
emv of the New Deal and a cease sile
IS fighter against its insidious ex- ata an
in the field of gov az az
,lie
Senator Hastings record in Wash ~
9ton has received the admiration ~ ~
the entire nation, Governor Buck n',, iot,
Id. He is liable, patriotic, fear ~ ~
s" and while in Washington has ~ ~
tiringly fought to rouse the ma Ni"
n to the dangers bred in the New
al" Governor Buck also quoted
IN correspondence he had with sen
nator Hastings to show that from Wol
start Senator Hastings was alert sh
the dancers of President ROose- INA
t's administration. por
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