Milford chronicle., 1936-10-23

free American enterprise than in all
the applied socialism that can seek
to control industry"
The government should give busi-
ness a chance land quit dealing with
it as if it were public enemy num-
ber one" he declared. 1t is fear of
what Washington will do that is
holding back "a new and healthy
prosperity" he insisted.
In an attack on uncertain" cur
rency, Senator Vandenberg criti-
cized the stabilizatiOn fund. I'VE
have put two billion dollars in the
hands of the Secretary of the Trea-
sury to peg the price of money and
we have said by law that no person
shall ever be allowed to ask him or
the President what has been done
with our money"
More than $50 guests were seated
on flag and flower decorated Play
house stage including Governor c.
Douglass Buck, and Mrs. Frank G.
Tallman, Republican National Com
mitteewOman, from Delaware.
Cannon Is Speaker
Col. Harry L. Cannon, of Bridge |
vile, nominee for governor, was the
first speaked called upon by Senator
"As this campaign approaches its
close it is great satisfaction for us
to know that we are near the close
of the New Deal and headed for
5aner, constitutional government un-
der Governor LandOn and Colonel
Knox" he said. Urging the re-elec-
ton of Senator Hastings and Repre-
J. George Stewart, he con?
-inued:
THE people of Delaware are thor
Dughly tired of broken promises. / ,
am making none at this time even
.hOugh it might add to your COM
ort of mind to have painted for you, I
Is our opponents are doing a utopia, I
md insult your intelligence by try /
ng to make you believe it can be {
'rOught to pass without cost. Q
ACTIONS speak louder than words. /
could recite for you the many bene- q
is the people of Delaware have re- e
IAhNu anu al uDM CllIUFlA6 uAluEA n
le Republican administrations dur O
ls these past years. ii
"All of which will be continued by V
Gtting in office the candidates on Il
lie straight Republican ticket No tl
'mber 8. q
Delaware was the first State to II
tify the Constitution of the United d
ates and will be the last to aban- W
m the same" 81
Peril To Court Stressed a
George c. Herring, Jr.. Republican 81
'minee for lieutenant governor, is
armed that reelection of President
means control of the Uni
/ States Supreme Court 1.-The ma
ms strongest defense against un-
forms of government"
Senator Hastings closing the rally, ri
-er remarking that mo matter the m
st, it is worth it a hundred times s.
er to have a man like Senator sh
ndenberg stumping the country"
ID he did not want the senator to II,
FRYING about his reelection. ha
4 don't want him to be worried in
out me for a minute" Senator
stings said. I'm coming back to 6,
Senate to do just what have Ef
IN doing. l consider it a privilege
] duty" Oc
Senator Hastings also attacked 81,
at he termed failure of the
osevelt New Dealers to fulfill 1882 10,
mocratic Party platform prom
S. ~,
They know men like Senator bn
are right in charging Mr
m with not keeping their prom bo,
5 and with running the country
D hopeless debt, but what can you an,
about It? If Mr.. Roosevelt heard he
lator Vandenberg's speech to- \
ht it would not embarrass him at IN
You can't do anything against mo
! but vote against him and de- n
him once and for all November of