Milford chronicle., 1952-09-19
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81 don't believe Governor Carvel
subscribes to all of these shibbo-
leths. l don't believe that the Gov
ernOr would go to Arden, as this
man Bayard did a few days ago,
and have the nerve to stand up and
says there's no mess in Washing (
ton
Political victory isn't so sweet +
that it must be purchased by
phOny promises and false charges
and particularly the holdings of
sOps to our minority groups. AS
long as I'm state chairman of the
Republican Party our statements
will be fortnight and true and our
campaign will be honest and clean.
Political PalaYer
For the past 20 years we have
all been subjected to a political
palaver never before known to pO-
litics or political science. These
New Dealers and their successors
have promised everything for
vote.
81 don't think that their wise
cracks answer the questions the
people are asking or provide us
with a sign of what we can expect
in the future.
"This meeting" said Nh. Killo-
ran, ''is not just a political meet
ing, not just a meeting Of the First
District Committee. This is a pa
triotic occasion. Every meeting
during this campaign. will be 2 pa
CriOtic occasion.
''This country is in danger and
because that is true it follows that
our state is in danger. These are
critical times, very critical times
We cannot worry too much about
them. The canCerOus socialism of
our federal government is eating
into our liberties faster than we
know
No Controls Before 1892
Before 1892 there we're no con-
trolls. The American people were
free. / don't say that all controls
are improper but 1 do insist that
controls based on emergencies
created by New Dealers for the
sole purpose of keeping themselves
in power are wrong"
Returning to his attack on Mr..
Bayard, Mr.. KillOran said, "The
puny judgment of a neophyte COM
ing before us to challenge the un-
precedented record of Senator Will
liams' is an example of what the
New Dealers are up to.
gI will fight against such petty
action. am proud of Senator Will
liams. If we're this Bayard /
would be proud of the senator who
has attained a national respect
second only to that of Senator Taft.
This state is proud of Senator Will
liams. It is my adopted state but
I love it much more than does this
man who attacks the senator un-
Justly and seeks to mar the repu-
tation of a great citizen OF Della
ware.
Before the national convention
the Republican organization in Del
aware received thousands of let
ters from persons as far west as
Denver asking that Senator Viii
liams be supported for vice presl-
dent All over this nation there are
millions Of persons who honor hin
and think we'll of our state. be-
cause we have been able to send
so fine a man to Washington.
"We're going to send him back
We're not only proud Of him but
we're fighting mad because of The
phony criticism Of him by his Op
ponent. In my 90 years in Della.
ware politics this is the fines
ticket / have observed.
"Finally," Mr. Killoran said, =
don't see how people can stay home
this election. If the citizens vii
read what he is going on, he'll b.
startled. He'll be out working a
night, after his days work is done
to elect the Republican ticket