Milford chronicle., 1940-08-23
g. 0. P. KEYNOIER
.FLAYSDEMOCRATS
FOR INACTION.
tcaaiinusa iran Ellsi Passl

whose rights are being destroyed
He pointed out that today the
Republican party stands alone
among the political parties OF the
United States In its emphasis upon
the rights Of the individual.
Killoran said that in SO far as the
welfare Of the people Of Delaware is
concerned, the present Democratic
administration in this state really
belong to the 'Do-Nothing' party.
but as far as its own fayorite parti-
sans are concerned, they have en-
joyed the abundant life" He de-
clared that the Democrats "do-
nothing" record for the past four
years proves they are unworthy Of
even one chance in 40 years.
The keynoter charged that the
welfare Of the people has been
brushed aside in the mad haste Of
Governor Richard C. McMullen to
place dictated partisans on the pay
roll, 'and as you well known many
Of the Governors dictated appoint
ments have been very humiliating to
the Governor"
Left Il To G. 0. P.
THE same administration who
would give us a more abundant
life took a walk when the relief
needs. became acute and left 1t up
70 Republican administrations in the
city OF Wilmington and Ia New Cas-
tie county to meet the crisis without
any state aid whatsoever" Mr.. Kill
loran declared
He recalled that Governor McMul- |
len had vetoed legislation providing
for appropriations to hospitals, fire |
companies and other charitable in |
stitutiOns and that the chief execu-
tive and the Democratic bloc in the |
Legislature threatened the credit |
Of the three counties and the state
when they refused the three-fourths !
vote required to redeem county high
way bonds. He also showed that the
Governor and the same Democratic
bloc prevented the passage of legis-
latiOn which would have enabled
Seaford and other growing cOmmun-
tiles to make necessary and indis-
pensable improvements
1t seems to us that certain fea-
lures of the New Deal already have
been brought to Delaware by the
local Democrats. particularly that
feature of the New Deal which cor
rupts elections and encourages
voting practices" he con-
dnued. 1T is common knowledge in
this state why Delaware does not
have an absentee voting law. It is
also common knowledge today that
The Democrats have attempted to
iisfranchise the colored citizen in
various sections of the state by max !
ng false charges against him and !
BY abusing the right to challenge
aim upon educational grounds"
Party OF Achievement
Killoran said that in Delaware
he Republican party is alone in its !
emphasis upon progressive, sane, t
md efficient government. He term C
ID the Republican party in Della Z
ware as the party of achievement, b
hcwing advances made under Re c
administrations in the Il
chool system, the highway system, =
n welfare legislation. etc.
He stated the Republican party in
Delaware has always advocated an =
flcient and economic government /
un upon a pay-as-yOu-gO basis. He
aid the Republican party has been
le party of low taxes. Il
KillOran declared: "The Republi- =,
an party pledges a relentless fight A.
gainst the enemies Of constitution n
democracy.
To-day if / were to search the
salm Of possibilities for the most
lbtle, the most insidious, the most
srsistent and most Unsuitable foe of
government, would eI
" that the enemy is to be found N
precedents established by the Al
ew Deal outside the Constitution 81
the name of the people and under vi
e lash" M