Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 11, 1924, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1924. REPUBLICANS BACK UP IDEAS| OF PRESIDENT TURN DOWN LA BY DAVID LAWRENCE (Copyright 1924, Casper Tribune) CONVENTION HALL, CLEVE. LAND, O., June 11,.—The Republi- can National Convention has de- veloped these threo distinct charac- teristics thus far: First, that there should be no cat- ering to the radicals and LaFollette group, no compromises, no attitude which begs support, nothing but a polite and tolerant indifference. Second, that the Republican rec- ord in Congress and the in¢ividua- lists who haye messed up the leg- jslative program should not lead the party here or guide its coun- cils, but should be in the back- ground while the Coolidge manage- ment proclaims the party purposes ynd politics. Third, that the Republican plat- form shall be in accord with what Mr. Coolidge wants it to be on all controversial questions, including the soldier bonus, the World Court and agricultural problems. ‘Taking up these peints in order one finds that the movement which originated in Wisconsin to have the convention here adopt resolutions pledging all the delegates in ad- vance to support whoever is nom- {nated will not be followed through for the simple reason that to have such a battle with the Lafollette group means the proposal on their part of a substitute resolution ask- ing the party to repudiate Albert B. Fall and Harry M. Daugherty. This would lead to an open breach in which the radicals would embar- yass the convention as 2 whole and give the Wisconsin group the ex- cuse they are aching for to desert the Republican Party in favor of an independent ticket. Instead, the regulars from Wis- consin believe it is far more satis- factory from the viewpoint of party strategy to let the LaFollette dei- egates sit throughout the Repub- lican convention as Republicans so COOLIDGE AND FOLLETTE BLOC tha. the impulse in bolting will come from that side rather than the majority. ¢ The regulars recognize the La- follette insurgensy as inevitable and as irreconcilable. They will do nothing to placate it. On the other hand there is a growing desire to treat it with de- flance and boldly proclaim conrer- vatism as a virtue. Such a note would unquestionably strike an en- thusiastic response in this conven- tlon which already regards party infidelity with contempt. ‘There is also the feeling that since Senator Lafolletta gas jade up his mind to run, nothing would be gained by giving his followers an exaggerated importance in the convention which, from a_ publicity viewpoint, might be to their advantage later on. As for the “old guard” ana con- Bress, the Coolidge leaders are play- ing for a public impression of in- dependence. They want the people who are resentful of congressional inefficiency to realize that a & whole has no sy: and leans rather to the the platform to accord Sreere gndnd Seats igidiots! and address to con- ‘ess is proceeding smo; without interference by ieee sional leaders, many of whom are tute enough politicians to ap- preciate that perhaps with tne un: Popularity of congress, the strategy of the Coolldge managers may not be unwise, after all, On the World Court, the Harding-Hughes idea of American membership in the World Court created by the League of Nations, will prevail, , On the soldier bonus, the piatform will not “point with pride” to the adjusted compensation bill which congress passed, but will content it: self with a general declaration of Satisfaction over what the Republi- can party has done for the veterans t the party mpathy with Coolldge- the newest coli summer wear. 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Women fainted and crowds fought for a place, Several thousand were reported healed.* abled men, and there probably will be an expression of gratitude about the veterans generally, so as to off- Set some of the criticism Jeveled at the president in his recent veto mes: sagé on the bonus when* he said, in effect, that the government owed the soldiers and sailors nothing for their services in the war, On agricultural. questions, no specific measure will be advocated, but a principle of helpfulness will be enunciated. The platform has been drafted— its first draft made in Wash- ington. Congressional leaders who have been consulted about it and cabinet members who have read it, speak of it as a rather lengthy docu- ment, but then platforms have to be now-a-days to encompass all the subjects which must be included to satisfy the various elements in the electorate, including the women vot- ers. 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Mr. Lowden may yet be drafted, but his threat to decline is preventing a settlement of the vice presidential situation in advance of the balloting. Next to Lowden, no man has any particular strength. Sentiment has failed to crystallize on any second choice and the. leaders here would like to have President Coolidge pick aman. But his managers shrewdly refuse to do so and want the con- vention to teke the initiative, though in the last analysis a word from Wil- lam M. Butler, the Coolidge chief- tain, will probably avofd a prolonged contest and throw enough votes ao ® particular candidate to end the contest whenever it is discreet for the administration to do so, Judge A. C. 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