New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 9, 1924, Page 13

POLITICAL TREND TOWARD LIBERALS Party Lines Are Broken and Yague; Unexpected Looked for political confusion than has existed in of the second empire, a royalist parlia- ment was sent to Paris to inaugurate the third republie. . Party lines are so broken and party politics so vague that politica prophets are at a loss to find a basis for any sort of predictions. The only certain element in the situation is that for several months the pendulum has heen swinging toward the left, that is to say in favor of the more liberal parties, radicals and socialists, and government majority. All the special elections held since last fall, including parliamentary, city and departmental, have shown large gains for the socialists and radicals Local circumstances entered into some of these results but on the whole they are accepted, even by the moderates and conservatives of the “National Block” as showing a decided tendency toward radicalism and socialism. The radicals and socialists, how. wrest the majority of the chamber from the “national block,” which, in 1919 won 116 seats from them and constituted a government coalition of 400 members in the lower house, in spite of the fact that the radicals polled 2,000,000 votes as compared to 1,800,000 in 1914, and the socialists in- 10 1,700,000. The radical and socialist coalition, however, will not go to the country with the full strength of the munists has sapped a great deal of the strength of the socialist party. Only the result of the coming election will show just how many votes the com- munists ha®e taken, but surface indi- cations are that the faction which takes its orders from Moscow will poll i the neighborhood of 1,000,000 votes.. This would leave the socialists with about the same number, suppos- ing that the two - factions together show a small gain over 1914, The radical party also has been weakened by the resignation of ex- clusion of a number of. deputies who supported Poincare’s foreign and fiscal policies, These men have formed a udical federation,” which will te with the other groups of the government majority, The strength of the different groups in the present chamber is as follows: republican democeratic entente (na- tional block), independents mostly royalis eputies belong- ing to no grou: republican and socinl action, publican demo- cratie left, $8; publican left, republien alists, 32; radicals, socialists, communists, nly 684 members. 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